In a delightful linguistic coincidence, there has only ever been one person named Oscar to actually win an Oscar. In 1942, the legendary lyricist Oscar Hammerstein II won the Best Original Song award for 'The Last Time I Saw Paris' from the film 'Lady Be Good.' He later won a second Oscar in 1946 for 'It Might as Well Be Spring.' While many people named Oscar have been nominated (including Oscar Isaac and Oscar Levant), Hammerstein remains the sole individual to share a name with the statuette he took home. Hammerstein is better known as one half of the iconic Broadway duo Rodgers and Hammerstein, creators of 'The Sound of Music' and 'Oklahoma!'