The 20 greatest Best Picture nominees that don't get enough credit

RKO Radio Pictures // Getty Images – Director: William Wyler – IMDb user rating: 7.9 – Metascore: data not available – Runtime: 116 minutes Made during an era of strict censorship in Hollywood, “The Little Foxes” was considered a radical film at its release for its take on capitalism. The movie stars Bette Davis as Regina Giddens, a Southern woman hellbent on obtaining wealth and willing to hurt those closest to her. While “The Little Foxes” didn’t win any of its nine Academy Award nominations, the film is still remembered for its groundbreaking subject matter. #13. Mildred Pierce (1945)