"Before ""Scent of a Woman,"" Al Pacino had been nominated for best actor four times and best supporting actor twice without winning. But the star's moment to accept the best actor Oscar finally came at the 1993 ceremony. Pacino may have won for ""Scent of a Woman,"" but he also lost that year in the best supporting actor category for ""Glengarry Glen Ross."""
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