Nancy Haigh

• Name — Nancy Haigh • Birth Name — Nancy Grace Haigh • Born — 1946 • Education — Massachusetts College of Art • Occupation — Set decorator • Years Active — 1983–present

Nancy Haigh graduated in 1968 from Massachusetts College of Art (MassArt) with a BFA degree in ceramics. In 1995, the college honored her with a Distinguished Alumna Award. Nancy began her career in film with Francis Ford Coppola's film Rumble Fish in 1983. Since then, Nancy has been the set decorator for numerous movies in collaboration with the Coen brothers.

• Year — Film — Director — Awards — Notes • 1989 — Earth Girls Are Easy — Julien Temple • Field of Dreams — Phil Alden Robinson • Checking Out — David Leland • 1990 — The — Stephen Frears • Miller's Crossing — Joel Coen • 1991 — Guilty by Suspicion — Irwin Winkler • Barton Fink — Joel Coen — Nominated – Academy Award for Best Art Decoration • Bugsy — Barry Levinson — Academy Award for Best Art Decoration • 1992 — Hero — Stephen Frears • 1994 — The Hudsucker Proxy — Joel & Ethan Coen • Forrest Gump — Robert Zemeckis — Nominated – Academy Award for Best Art Decoration • 1995 — Waterworld — Kevin Reynolds • 1996 — Mars Attacks! — Tim Burton • 1998 — Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas — Terry Gilliam • The — Peter Weir — Nominated – Online Film & Television Association Award for Best Production Design • 1999 — The — Michael Mann • 2000 — O Brother, Where Art Thou? — Joel & Ethan Coen • 2001 — A.I. Artificial Intelligence — Steven Spielberg — Nominated – Online Film & Television Association Award for Best Production Design • 2002 — Road to Perdition — Sam Mendes — Nominated – Academy Award for Best Art Decoration • 2003 — Intolerable Cruelty — Joel & Ethan Coen • Big Fish — Tim Burton • 2004 — The — Joel & Ethan Coen • 2005 — Jarhead — Sam Mendes • 2006 — Ask the Dust — Robert Towne • Dreamgirls — Bill Condon — Nominated – Academy Award for Best Art Decoration Nominated – Satellite Award for Best Art Direction and Production Design Nominated – Online Film & Television Association Award for Best Production Design • 2007 — No Country for Old Men — Joel & Ethan Coen • Charlie Wilson's War — Mike Nichols • 2008 — Burn After Reading — Joel & Ethan Coen • 2010 — True Grit — Nominated – Academy Award for Best Art Decoration • 2011 — Moneyball — Bennett Miller • 2013 — Oz the Great and Powerful — Sam Raimi • August: Osage County — John Wells • 2016 — Hail, Caesar! — Joel & Ethan Coen — Nominated – Academy Award for Best Production Design • Café Society — Woody Allen • Rules Don't Apply — Warren Beatty • Live by Night — Ben Affleck • 2018 — The Ballad of Buster Scruggs — Joel & Ethan Coen • 2019 — Once Upon a Time in Hollywood — Quentin Tarantino — Academy Award for Best Production Design • 2020 — A Quiet Place: Part II — John Krasinski • 2021 — The Tragedy of Macbeth — Joel Coen — Nominated – Academy Award for Best Production Design • 2022 — The Gray Man — Anthony & Joe Russo