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Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor

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Award presented annually by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences

Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor
The2025 recipient:Kieran Culkin
Awarded forBest Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role
CountryUnited States
Presented byAcademy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS)
First awardMarch 4, 1937; 88 years ago (1937-03-04) (for films released in1936)
Most recent winnerKieran Culkin,A Real Pain (2024)
Most awardsWalter Brennan (3)
Most nominationsWalter Brennan,Jeff Bridges,Robert Duvall,Arthur Kennedy,Jack Nicholson,Al Pacino,Claude Rains, andMark Ruffalo (4)
Websiteoscars.org

TheAcademy Award for Best Supporting Actor is an award presented annually by theAcademy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS). It has been awarded since the9th Academy Awards to an actor who has delivered an outstanding performance in asupporting role in a film released that year. The award is traditionally presented by the previous year'sBest Supporting Actress winner. However, in recent years, it has shifted towards being presented by previous years' Best Supporting Actor winners instead. In lieu of the traditionalOscar statuette, supporting acting recipients were given plaques up until the16th Academy Awards,[1] when statuettes were awarded to each category instead.[2]

The Best Supporting Actor award has been presented a total of 89 times, to 80 actors. The first winner wasWalter Brennan for his role inCome and Get It (1936). The most recent winner isKieran Culkin forA Real Pain (2024).[3] The record formost wins is three, held by Brennan–who won every other year within a succession of the first five years. Seven other actors have won twice. Brennan is also tied for receiving themost nominations in the category (with four altogether) along withJeff Bridges,Robert Duvall,Arthur Kennedy,Jack Nicholson,Al Pacino,Claude Rains, andMark Ruffalo. For his performance inThe Dark Knight (2008),Heath Ledger became the first actor towin posthumously in this category—and second overall.Christopher Plummer is the oldest actor toreceive a nomination in any category at age 88, forAll the Money in the World (2017).

Nominations process

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Nominees are currently determined bysingle transferable vote within the actors branch of AMPAS; winners are selected by aplurality vote from the entireeligible voting members of the Academy.[4]

Walter Brennan was the inaugural winner, thrice over, for:Come and Get It (1936),Kentucky (1938), andThe Westerner (1940).
Thomas Mitchell won forStagecoach (1939); first male to achieve the "Triple Crown of Acting".
Van Heflin won forJohnny Eager (1942).
Barry Fitzgerald won forGoing My Way (1944); only actor nommed inboth lead + supportingfor the same performance.
Anthony Quinn won twice, forViva Zapata! (1952) andLust for Life (1956); first Latinoto win in this category.
Red Buttons won forSayonara (1957).
Burl Ives won forThe Big Country (1958).
Hugh Griffith won forBen-Hur (1959).
Peter Ustinov won twice, forSpartacus (1960) andTopkapi (1964).
Melvyn Douglas won twice, forHud (1963) andBeing There (1979).
John Mills won forRyan's Daughter (1970); first winnerusing BSL.
Ben Johnson won forThe Last Picture Show (1971); this category'sshortest winning performance, at 9m54s.
Joel Grey won forCabaret (1972).
Robert De Niro won forThe Godfather Part II (1974); firstnon-English dialogue role (Italian) in this category to win.
Jason Robards Jr. won twice consecutively—forAll the President's Men (1976) andJulia (1977).
John Gielgud won forArthur (1981); firstout LGBTQ+ winner in this category.
Don Ameche won forCocoon (1985).
Denzel Washington won forGlory (1989).
Joe Pesci won forGoodFellas (1990).
Gene Hackman won forUnforgiven (1992).
Martin Landau won forEd Wood (1994).
James Coburn won forAffliction (1998).
Jim Broadbent won forIris (2001).
Chris Cooper won forAdaptation. (2002).
Tim Robbins won forMystic River (2003).
George Clooney won forSyriana (2005).
Christoph Waltz won twice, forInglourious Basterds (2009) andDjango Unchained (2012).
J. K. Simmons won forWhiplash (2014).
Mahershala Ali won twice, forMoonlight (2016) andGreen Book (2018).
Troy Kotsur won forCODA (2021); firstdeaf male win.

Winners and nominees

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In the following table, the years are listed as per Academy convention, and generally correspond to the year of film release inLos Angeles County; the ceremonies are always held the following year.[5] For the first five ceremonies, the eligibility period spanned twelve months, from August 1 to July 31.[6] For the 6th ceremony held in 1934, the eligibility period lasted from August 1, 1932, to December 31, 1933.[6] Since the 7th ceremony held in 1935, the period of eligibility became the full previous calendar year from January 1 to December 31.[6]

Table key
Indicates the winner
Indicatesa posthumous winner
Indicatesa posthumous nominee
§Indicates actor who refused the nomination

1930s

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YearActorRole(s)FilmRef.
1936
(9th)
Walter BrennanSwan BostromCome and Get It[7]
Mischa AuerCarloMy Man Godfrey
Stuart ErwinAmos DoddPigskin Parade
Basil RathboneTybaltRomeo and Juliet
Akim TamiroffGeneral YangThe General Died at Dawn
1937
(10th)
Joseph SchildkrautCaptain Alfred DreyfusThe Life of Emile Zola[8]
Ralph BellamyDan LeesonThe Awful Truth
Thomas MitchellDr. KersaintThe Hurricane
H. B. WarnerChangLost Horizon
Roland YoungCosmo TopperTopper
1938
(11th)
Walter BrennanPeter GoodwinKentucky[9]
John GarfieldMickey BordenFour Daughters
Gene LockhartRegisAlgiers
Robert MorleyKing Louis XVIMarie Antoinette
Basil RathboneKing Louis XIIf I Were King
1939
(12th)
Thomas MitchellDr. Josiah BooneStagecoach[10]
Brian AherneEmperor Maximilian von HabsburgJuarez
Harry Carey Sr.President of the SenateMr. Smith Goes to Washington
Brian DonlevySgt. MarkoffBeau Geste
Claude RainsSen. Joseph Harrison PaineMr. Smith Goes to Washington

1940s

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YearActorRole(s)FilmRef.
1940
(13th)
Walter BrennanJudge Roy BeanThe Westerner[11]
Albert BassermannVan MeerForeign Correspondent
William GarganJoeThey Knew What They Wanted
Jack OakieBenzino Napaloni (Dictator of Bacteria)The Great Dictator
James StephensonHoward JoyceThe Letter
1941
(14th)
Donald CrispGwilym MorganHow Green Was My Valley[12]
Walter BrennanPastor Rosier PileSergeant York
Charles CoburnJohn P. MerrickThe Devil and Miss Jones
James GleasonMax CorkleHere Comes Mr. Jordan
Sydney GreenstreetKasper GutmanThe Maltese Falcon
1942
(15th)
Van HeflinJeff HartnettJohnny Eager[13]
William BendixPvt. Aloysius "Smacksie" RandallWake Island
Walter HustonJerry CohanYankee Doodle Dandy
Frank MorganThe PirateTortilla Flat
Henry TraversJames BallardMrs. Miniver
1943
(16th)
Charles CoburnBenjamin DingleThe More the Merrier[14]
Charles BickfordFather PeyramaleThe Song of Bernadette
J. Carrol NaishGiuseppeSahara
Claude RainsCapt. Louis RenaultCasablanca
Akim TamiroffPabloFor Whom the Bell Tolls
1944
(17th)
Barry FitzgeraldFather FitzgibbonGoing My Way[a][16]
Hume CronynPaul RoederThe Seventh Cross
Claude RainsJob SkeffingtonMr. Skeffington
Clifton WebbWaldo LydeckerLaura
Monty WoolleyColonel William G. SmollettSince You Went Away
1945
(18th)
James DunnJohnny NolanA Tree Grows in Brooklyn[17]
Michael ChekhovDr. Alexander "Alex" BrulovSpellbound
John DallMorgan EvansThe Corn Is Green
Robert MitchumLt. Capt. Bill WalkerThe Story of G.I. Joe
J. Carrol NaishCharley MartinA Medal for Benny
1946
(19th)
Harold RussellHomer ParrishThe Best Years of Our Lives[18]
Charles CoburnAlexander GowThe Green Years
William DemarestSteve MartinThe Jolson Story
Claude RainsAlexander SebastianNotorious
Clifton WebbElliott TempletonThe Razor's Edge
1947
(20th)
Edmund GwennKris KringleMiracle on 34th Street[19]
Charles BickfordJoseph ClancyThe Farmer's Daughter
Thomas GomezPanchoRide the Pink Horse
Robert RyanMontgomeryCrossfire
Richard WidmarkTommy UdoKiss of Death
1948
(21st)
Walter HustonHowardThe Treasure of the Sierra Madre[20]
Charles BickfordBlack McDonaldJohnny Belinda
José FerrerThe DauphinCharles VII, later King of FranceJoan of Arc
Oskar HomolkaUncle Chris HalversonI Remember Mama
Cecil KellawayHorace (A Leprechaun)The Luck of the Irish
1949
(22nd)
Dean JaggerMajor Harvey StovallTwelve O'Clock High[21]
John IrelandJack BurdenAll the King's Men
Arthur KennedyConnie KellyChampion
Ralph RichardsonDr. Austin SloperThe Heiress
James WhitmoreSgt. KinnieBattleground

1950s

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YearActorRole(s)FilmRef.
1950
(23rd)
George SandersAddison DeWittAll About Eve[22]
Jeff ChandlerCochiseBroken Arrow
Edmund Gwenn"Skipper" MillerMister 880
Sam JaffeDr. Erwin RiedenschneiderThe Asphalt Jungle
Erich von StroheimMax von MeyerlingSunset Boulevard
1951
(24th)
Karl MaldenHarold "Mitch" MitchellA Streetcar Named Desire[23]
Leo GennPetroniusQuo Vadis
Kevin McCarthyBiff LomanDeath of a Salesman
Peter UstinovNeroQuo Vadis
Gig YoungBoyd CopelandCome Fill the Cup
1952
(25th)
Anthony QuinnEufemio ZapataViva Zapata![24]
Richard BurtonPhilip AshleyMy Cousin Rachel
Arthur HunnicuttZeb Calloway
Narrator
The Big Sky
Victor McLaglenWill "Red" DanaherThe Quiet Man
Jack PalanceLester BlaineSudden Fear
1953
(26th)
Frank SinatraPvt. Angelo MaggioFrom Here to Eternity[25]
Eddie AlbertIrving RadovichRoman Holiday
Brandon deWildeJoey StarrettShane
Jack PalanceJack Wilson
Robert StraussSgt. Stanislas "Animal" KasavaStalag 17
1954
(27th)
Edmond O'BrienOscar MuldoonThe Barefoot Contessa[26]
Lee J. CobbJohnny FriendlyOn the Waterfront
Karl MaldenFather Barry
Rod SteigerCharley "The Gent" Malloy
Tom TullyCommander DeVriessThe Caine Mutiny
1955
(28th)
Jack LemmonEnsign Frank Thurlowe PulverMister Roberts[27]
Arthur KennedyBarney CastleTrial
Joe MantellAngieMarty
Sal MineoJohn "Plato" CrawfordRebel Without a Cause
Arthur O'ConnellHoward BevansPicnic
1956
(29th)
Anthony QuinnPaul GauguinLust for Life[28]
Don MurrayBeauregard "Bo" DeckerBus Stop
Anthony PerkinsJosh BirdwellFriendly Persuasion
Mickey RooneyDooleyThe Bold and the Brave
Robert StackKyle HadleyWritten on the Wind
1957
(30th)
Red ButtonsAirman Joe KellySayonara[29]
Vittorio De SicaMajor Alessandro RinaldiA Farewell to Arms
Sessue HayakawaColonel SaitoThe Bridge on the River Kwai
Arthur KennedyLucas CrossPeyton Place
Russ TamblynNorman Page
1958
(31st)
Burl IvesRufus HannasseyThe Big Country[30]
Theodore BikelSheriff Max MullerThe Defiant Ones
Lee J. CobbFyodor KaramazovThe Brothers Karamazov
Arthur KennedyFrank HirshSome Came Running
Gig YoungDr. Hugo PineTeacher's Pet
1959
(32nd)
Hugh GriffithSheik IlderimBen-Hur[31]
Arthur O'ConnellParnell Emmett McCarthyAnatomy of a Murder
George C. ScottAsst. State Atty. Gen. Claude Dancer
Robert VaughnChester "Chet" GwynnThe Young Philadelphians
Ed WynnAlbert DussellThe Diary of Anne Frank

1960s

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YearActorRole(s)FilmRef.
1960
(33rd)
Peter UstinovLentulus BatiatusSpartacus[32]
Peter FalkAbe "Kid Twist" RelesMurder, Inc.
Jack KruschenDr. David DreyfussThe Apartment
Sal MineoDov LandauExodus
Chill WillsBeekeeperThe Alamo
1961
(34th)
George ChakirisBernardo NuñezWest Side Story[33]
Montgomery CliftRudolph PetersenJudgment at Nuremberg
Peter FalkJoy BoyPocketful of Miracles
Jackie GleasonMinnesota FatsThe Hustler
George C. Scott[b] §Bert Gordon
1962
(35th)
Ed BegleyTom "Boss" FinleySweet Bird of Youth[35]
Victor BuonoEdwin FlaggWhat Ever Happened to Baby Jane?
Telly SavalasFeto GomezBirdman of Alcatraz
Omar SharifSherif Ali ibn el KharishLawrence of Arabia
Terence StampBilly BuddBilly Budd
1963
(36th)
Melvyn DouglasHomer BannonHud[36]
Nick AdamsBen BrownTwilight of Honor
Bobby DarinCorporal Jim TompkinsCaptain Newman, M.D.
Hugh GriffithSquire WesternTom Jones
John HustonCardinal GlennonThe Cardinal
1964
(37th)
Peter UstinovArthur Simon SimpsonTopkapi[37]
John GielgudKing Louis VIIBecket
Stanley HollowayAlfred DoolittleMy Fair Lady
Edmond O'BrienSenator Raymond ClarkSeven Days in May
Lee TracyPresident Art HockstaderThe Best Man
1965
(38th)
Martin BalsamArnold BurnsA Thousand Clowns[38]
Ian Bannen"Ratbags" CrowThe Flight of the Phoenix
Tom CourtenayPavel "Pasha" Antipov / StrelnikovDoctor Zhivago
Michael DunnCarl GlockenShip of Fools
Frank FinlayIagoOthello
1966
(39th)
Walter Matthau"Whiplash Willie" GingrichThe Fortune Cookie[39]
MakoPo-hanThe Sand Pebbles
James MasonJames LeamingtonGeorgy Girl
George SegalNickWho's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Robert ShawKing Henry VIIIA Man for All Seasons
1967
(40th)
George KennedyDraglineCool Hand Luke[40]
John CassavetesVictor R. FrankoThe Dirty Dozen
Gene HackmanBuck BarrowBonnie and Clyde
Cecil KellawayMonsignor Mike RyanGuess Who's Coming to Dinner
Michael J. PollardC.W. MossBonnie and Clyde
1968
(41st)
Jack AlbertsonJohn ClearyThe Subject Was Roses[41]
Seymour CasselChetFaces
Daniel MasseyNoël CowardStar!
Jack WildThe Artful DodgerOliver!
Gene WilderLeo BloomThe Producers
1969
(42nd)
Gig YoungRocky GraverThey Shoot Horses, Don't They?[42]
Rupert CrosseNed McCaslinThe Reivers
Elliott GouldTed HendersonBob & Carol & Ted & Alice
Jack NicholsonGeorge HansonEasy Rider
Anthony QuayleCardinal Thomas WolseyAnne of the Thousand Days

1970s

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YearActorRole(s)FilmRef.
1970
(43rd)
John MillsMichaelRyan's Daughter[43]
Richard S. CastellanoFrank VecchioLovers and Other Strangers
Chief Dan GeorgeOld Lodge SkinsLittle Big Man
Gene HackmanGene GarrisonI Never Sang for My Father
John MarleyPhil CavalleriLove Story
1971
(44th)
Ben JohnsonSam the LionThe Last Picture Show[44]
Jeff BridgesDuane JacksonThe Last Picture Show
Leonard FreyMotel KamzoilFiddler on the Roof
Richard JaeckelJoe Ben StamperSometimes a Great Notion
Roy ScheiderBuddy "Cloudy" RussoThe French Connection
1972
(45th)
Joel GreyThe Master of CeremoniesCabaret[45]
Eddie AlbertMr. CorcoranThe Heartbreak Kid
James CaanSantino "Sonny" CorleoneThe Godfather
Robert DuvallTom Hagen
Al PacinoMichael Corleone
1973
(46th)
John HousemanCharles W. Kingsfield Jr.The Paper Chase[46]
Vincent GardeniaDutch SchnellBang the Drum Slowly
Jack GilfordPhil GreeneSave the Tiger
Jason MillerFather Damien KarrasThe Exorcist
Randy QuaidLarry MeadowsThe Last Detail
1974
(47th)
Robert De NiroVito CorleoneThe Godfather Part II[47]
Fred AstaireHarlee ClaiborneThe Towering Inferno
Jeff BridgesLightfootThunderbolt and Lightfoot
Michael V. GazzoFrank PentangeliThe Godfather Part II
Lee StrasbergHyman Roth
1975
(48th)
George BurnsAl LewisThe Sunshine Boys[48]
Brad DourifBilly BibbitOne Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Burgess MeredithHarry GreenerThe Day of the Locust
Chris SarandonLeon ShermerDog Day Afternoon
Jack WardenLester KarpfShampoo
1976
(49th)
Jason RobardsBen BradleeAll the President's Men[49]
Ned BeattyArthur JensenNetwork
Burgess MeredithMickey GoldmillRocky
Laurence OlivierDr. Christian SzellMarathon Man
Burt YoungPaulie PenninoRocky
1977
(50th)
Jason RobardsDashiell HammettJulia[50]
Mikhail BaryshnikovYuri KopeikineThe Turning Point
Peter FirthAlan StrangEquus
Alec GuinnessObi-Wan KenobiStar Wars
Maximilian SchellJohannJulia
1978
(51st)
Christopher WalkenNikanor "Nick" ChevotarevichThe Deer Hunter[51]
Bruce DernCaptain Bob HydeComing Home
Richard FarnsworthDodgerComes a Horseman
John HurtMaxMidnight Express
Jack WardenMax CorkleHeaven Can Wait
1979
(52nd)
Melvyn DouglasBenjamin RandBeing There[52]
Robert DuvallLt. Col. Bill KilgoreApocalypse Now
Frederic ForrestHouston DyerThe Rose
Justin HenryBilly KramerKramer vs. Kramer
Mickey RooneyHenry DaileyThe Black Stallion

1980s

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YearActorRole(s)FilmRef.
1980
(53rd)
Timothy HuttonConrad JarrettOrdinary People[53]
Judd HirschDr. Tyrone C. BergerOrdinary People
Michael O'KeefeBen MeechumThe Great Santini
Joe PesciJoey LaMottaRaging Bull
Jason RobardsHoward HughesMelvin and Howard
1981
(54th)
John GielgudHobsonArthur[54]
James CocoJimmy PerrinoOnly When I Laugh
Ian HolmSam MussabiniChariots of Fire
Jack NicholsonEugene O'NeillReds
Howard RollinsCoalhouse Walker Jr.Ragtime
1982
(55th)
Louis Gossett Jr.Gunnery Sgt. Emil FoleyAn Officer and a Gentleman[55]
Charles DurningThe Governor of TexasThe Best Little Whorehouse in Texas
John LithgowRoberta MuldoonThe World According to Garp
James MasonEd ConcannonThe Verdict
Robert PrestonCarroll 'Toddy' ToddVictor/Victoria
1983
(56th)
Jack NicholsonGarrett BreedloveTerms of Endearment[56]
Charles DurningColonel ErhardtTo Be or Not to Be
John LithgowSam BurnsTerms of Endearment
Sam ShepardChuck YeagerThe Right Stuff
Rip TornMarsh TurnerCross Creek
1984
(57th)
Haing S. NgorDith PranThe Killing Fields[57]
Adolph CaesarSgt. Vernon WatersA Soldier's Story
John MalkovichMr. WillPlaces in the Heart
Pat MoritaMr. MiyagiThe Karate Kid
Ralph RichardsonThe Sixth Earl of GreystokeGreystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes
1985
(58th)
Don AmecheArthur SelwynCocoon[58]
Klaus Maria BrandauerBaron Bror von Blixen-Finecke andBaron Hans von Blixen-FineckeOut of Africa
William HickeyDon Corrado PrizziPrizzi's Honor
Robert LoggiaSam RansomJagged Edge
Eric RobertsBuck McGeehyRunaway Train
1986
(59th)
Michael CaineElliott DanielsHannah and Her Sisters[59]
Tom BerengerSgt. Bob BarnesPlatoon
Willem DafoeSgt. Elias Grodin
Denholm ElliottMr. EmersonA Room with a View
Dennis HopperWilbur "Shooter" FlatchHoosiers
1987
(60th)
Sean ConneryJimmy MaloneThe Untouchables[60]
Albert BrooksAaron AltmanBroadcast News
Morgan FreemanLeo "Fast Black" Smalls Jr.Street Smart
Vincent GardeniaCosmo CastoriniMoonstruck
Denzel WashingtonSteve BikoCry Freedom
1988
(61st)
Kevin KlineOtto WestA Fish Called Wanda[61]
Alec GuinnessWilliam DorritLittle Dorrit
Martin LandauAbe KaratzTucker: The Man and His Dream
River PhoenixDanny PopeRunning on Empty
Dean StockwellTony "The Tiger" RussoMarried to the Mob
1989
(62nd)
Denzel WashingtonPvt. Silas TripGlory[62]
Danny AielloSal FrangioneDo the Right Thing
Dan AykroydBoolie WerthanDriving Miss Daisy
Marlon BrandoIan MackenzieA Dry White Season
Martin LandauJudah RosenthalCrimes and Misdemeanors

1990s

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YearActorRole(s)FilmRef.
1990
(63rd)
Joe PesciTommy DeVitoGoodFellas[63]
Bruce DavisonDavidLongtime Companion
Andy GarcíaVincent ManciniThe Godfather Part III
Graham GreeneKicking BirdDances With Wolves
Al PacinoAlphonse "Big Boy" CapriceDick Tracy
1991
(64th)
Jack PalanceCurly WashburnCity Slickers[64]
Tommy Lee JonesClay ShawJFK
Harvey KeitelMickey CohenBugsy
Ben KingsleyMeyer Lansky
Michael LernerJack LipnickBarton Fink
1992
(65th)
Gene Hackman"Little" Bill DaggettUnforgiven[65]
Jaye DavidsonDilThe Crying Game
Jack NicholsonCol. Nathan R. JessepA Few Good Men
Al PacinoRichard "Ricky" RomaGlengarry Glen Ross
David PaymerStan YoungMr. Saturday Night
1993
(66th)
Tommy Lee JonesU.S. Marshal Samuel GerardThe Fugitive[66]
Leonardo DiCaprioArnold "Arnie" GrapeWhat's Eating Gilbert Grape
Ralph FiennesAmon GöthSchindler's List
John MalkovichMitch LearyIn the Line of Fire
Pete PostlethwaiteGiuseppe ConlonIn the Name of the Father
1994
(67th)
Martin LandauBéla LugosiEd Wood[67]
Samuel L. JacksonJules WinnfieldPulp Fiction
Chazz PalminteriCheechBullets Over Broadway
Paul ScofieldMark Van DorenQuiz Show
Gary SiniseLt. Dan TaylorForrest Gump
1995
(68th)
Kevin SpaceyRoger "Verbal" KintThe Usual Suspects[68]
James CromwellArthur HoggettBabe
Ed HarrisGene KranzApollo 13
Brad PittJeffrey Goines12 Monkeys
Tim RothArchibald CunninghamRob Roy
1996
(69th)
Cuba Gooding Jr.Rod TidwellJerry Maguire[69]
William H. MacyJerry LundegaardFargo
Armin Mueller-StahlPeter HelfgottShine
Edward NortonAaron StamplerPrimal Fear
James WoodsByron De La BeckwithGhosts of Mississippi
1997
(70th)
Robin WilliamsSean MaguireGood Will Hunting[70]
Robert ForsterMax CherryJackie Brown
Anthony HopkinsJohn Quincy AdamsAmistad
Greg KinnearSimon BishopAs Good as It Gets
Burt ReynoldsJack HornerBoogie Nights
1998
(71st)
James CoburnGlen WhitehouseAffliction[71]
Robert DuvallJerome FacherA Civil Action
Ed HarrisChristofThe Truman Show
Geoffrey RushPhilip HensloweShakespeare in Love
Billy Bob ThorntonJacob MitchellA Simple Plan
1999
(72nd)
Michael CaineDr. Wilbur LarchThe Cider House Rules[72]
Tom CruiseFrank T.J. MackeyMagnolia
Michael Clarke DuncanJohn CoffeyThe Green Mile
Jude LawDickie GreenleafThe Talented Mr. Ripley
Haley Joel OsmentCole SearThe Sixth Sense

2000s

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YearActorRole(s)FilmRef.
2000
(73rd)
Benicio del ToroJavier RodriguezTraffic[73]
Jeff BridgesJackson EvansThe Contender
Willem DafoeMax SchreckShadow of the Vampire
Albert FinneyEdward L. MasryErin Brockovich
Joaquin PhoenixEmperor CommodusGladiator
2001
(74th)
Jim BroadbentJohn BayleyIris[74]
Ethan HawkeJake HoytTraining Day
Ben KingsleyDon LoganSexy Beast
Ian McKellenGandalf the GreyThe Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
Jon VoightHoward CosellAli
2002
(75th)
Chris CooperJohn LarocheAdaptation[75]
Ed HarrisRichard "Richie" BrownThe Hours
Paul NewmanJohn RooneyRoad to Perdition
John C. ReillyAmos HartChicago
Christopher WalkenFrank Abagnale Sr.Catch Me If You Can
2003
(76th)
Tim RobbinsDave BoyleMystic River[76]
Alec BaldwinShelly KaplowThe Cooler
Benicio del ToroJack Jordan21 Grams
Djimon HounsouMateoIn America
Ken WatanabeLord Moritsugu KatsumotoThe Last Samurai
2004
(77th)
Morgan FreemanEddie "Scrap-Iron" DuprisMillion Dollar Baby[77]
Alan AldaOwen BrewsterThe Aviator
Thomas Haden ChurchJack ColeSideways
Jamie FoxxMax DurocherCollateral
Clive OwenLarry GrayCloser
2005
(78th)
George ClooneyBob BarnesSyriana[78]
Matt DillonJohn RyanCrash
Paul GiamattiJoe GouldCinderella Man
Jake GyllenhaalJack TwistBrokeback Mountain
William HurtRichie CusackA History of Violence
2006
(79th)
Alan ArkinEdwin HooverLittle Miss Sunshine[79]
Jackie Earle HaleyRonald James McGorveyLittle Children
Djimon HounsouSolomon VandyBlood Diamond
Eddie MurphyJames "Thunder" EarlyDreamgirls
Mark WahlbergStaff Sergeant Sean DignamThe Departed
2007
(80th)
Javier BardemAnton ChigurhNo Country for Old Men[80]
Casey AffleckRobert FordThe Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
Philip Seymour HoffmanGust AvrakotosCharlie Wilson's War
Hal HolbrookRon FranzInto the Wild
Tom WilkinsonArthur EdensMichael Clayton
2008
(81st)
Heath LedgerThe JokerThe Dark Knight[81]
Josh BrolinDan WhiteMilk
Robert Downey Jr.Kirk LazarusTropic Thunder
Philip Seymour HoffmanFather Brendan FlynnDoubt
Michael ShannonJohn Givings Jr.Revolutionary Road
2009
(82nd)
Christoph WaltzSS Colonel Hans LandaInglourious Basterds[82]
Matt DamonFrancois PienaarInvictus
Woody HarrelsonCaptain Tony StoneThe Messenger
Christopher PlummerLeo TolstoyThe Last Station
Stanley TucciGeorge HarveyThe Lovely Bones

2010s

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YearActorRole(s)FilmRef.
2010
(83rd)
Christian BaleDicky EklundThe Fighter[83]
John HawkesTeardrop DollyWinter's Bone
Jeremy RennerJames "Jem" CoughlinThe Town
Mark RuffaloPaul HatfieldThe Kids Are All Right
Geoffrey RushLionel LogueThe King's Speech
2011
(84th)
Christopher PlummerHal FieldsBeginners[84]
Kenneth BranaghLaurence OlivierMy Week with Marilyn
Jonah HillPeter BrandMoneyball
Nick NoltePaddy ConlonWarrior
Max von SydowThe RenterExtremely Loud & Incredibly Close
2012
(85th)
Christoph WaltzDr. King SchultzDjango Unchained[85]
Alan ArkinLester SiegelArgo
Robert De NiroPatrizio Solitano Sr.Silver Linings Playbook
Philip Seymour HoffmanLancaster DoddThe Master
Tommy Lee JonesThaddeus StevensLincoln
2013
(86th)
Jared LetoRayonDallas Buyers Club[86]
Barkhad AbdiAbduwali MuseCaptain Phillips
Bradley CooperRichie DiMasoAmerican Hustle
Michael FassbenderEdwin Epps12 Years a Slave
Jonah HillDonnie AzoffThe Wolf of Wall Street
2014
(87th)
J. K. SimmonsTerence FletcherWhiplash[87]
Robert DuvallJoseph PalmerThe Judge
Ethan HawkeMason Evans Sr.Boyhood
Edward NortonMike ShinerBirdman
Mark RuffaloDavid SchultzFoxcatcher
2015
(88th)
Mark RylanceRudolf AbelBridge of Spies[88]
Christian BaleMichael BurryThe Big Short
Tom HardyJohn FitzgeraldThe Revenant
Mark RuffaloMichael RezendesSpotlight
Sylvester StalloneRocky BalboaCreed
2016
(89th)
Mahershala AliJuanMoonlight[89]
Jeff BridgesMarcus HamiltonHell or High Water
Lucas HedgesPatrick ChandlerManchester by the Sea
Dev PatelSaroo BrierleyLion
Michael ShannonBobby AndesNocturnal Animals
2017
(90th)
Sam RockwellJason DixonThree Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri[90]
Willem DafoeBobby HicksThe Florida Project
Woody HarrelsonBill WilloughbyThree Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
Richard JenkinsGilesThe Shape of Water
Christopher PlummerJ. Paul GettyAll the Money in the World
2018
(91st)
Mahershala AliDon ShirleyGreen Book[91]
Adam DriverPhilip "Flip" ZimmermanBlacKkKlansman
Sam ElliottBobby MaineA Star Is Born
Richard E. GrantJack HockCan You Ever Forgive Me?
Sam RockwellGeorge W. BushVice
2019
(92nd)
Brad PittCliff BoothOnce Upon a Time in Hollywood[92]
Tom HanksFred RogersA Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
Anthony HopkinsPope Benedict XVIThe Two Popes
Al PacinoJimmy HoffaThe Irishman
Joe PesciRussell Bufalino

2020s

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YearActorRole(s)FilmRef.
2020/21
(93rd)
[93]
Daniel KaluuyaFred HamptonJudas and the Black Messiah[c][95]
Sacha Baron CohenAbbie HoffmanThe Trial of the Chicago 7
Leslie Odom Jr.Sam CookeOne Night in Miami...
Paul RaciJoeSound of Metal
LaKeith Stanfield[c]William O'NealJudas and the Black Messiah
2021
(94th)
Troy KotsurFrank RossiCODA[96]
Ciarán HindsPopBelfast
Jesse PlemonsGeorge BurbankThe Power of the Dog
J. K. SimmonsWilliam FrawleyBeing the Ricardos
Kodi Smit-McPheePeter GordonThe Power of the Dog
2022
(95th)
Ke Huy QuanWaymond WangEverything Everywhere All at Once[97]
Brendan GleesonColm DohertyThe Banshees of Inisherin
Brian Tyree HenryJames AucoinCauseway
Judd HirschBoris PodgornyThe Fabelmans
Barry KeoghanDominic KearneyThe Banshees of Inisherin
2023
(96th)
Robert Downey Jr.Lewis StraussOppenheimer[98]
Sterling K. BrownClifford "Cliff" EllisonAmerican Fiction
Robert De NiroWilliam King HaleKillers of the Flower Moon
Ryan GoslingKenBarbie
Mark RuffaloDuncan WedderburnPoor Things
2024
(97th)
Kieran CulkinBenjamin "Benji" KaplanA Real Pain[99]
Yura BorisovIgorAnora
Edward NortonPete SeegerA Complete Unknown
Guy PearceHarrison Lee Van Buren Sr.The Brutalist
Jeremy StrongRoy CohnThe Apprentice

Multiple wins and nominations

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See also:List of superlative Academy Award winners and nominees § Best Actor in a Supporting Role

The following individuals received two or more Best Supporting Actor awards:

WinsActorNominations
3Walter Brennan4
2Jason Robards3
Peter Ustinov
Mahershala Ali2
Michael Caine
Melvyn Douglas
Anthony Quinn
Christoph Waltz
Main article:List of actors with more than one Academy Award nomination in the acting categories § Most nominations by category (actor)

The following individuals received two or more Best Supporting Actor nominations:

NominationsActor
4Walter Brennan
Jeff Bridges
Robert Duvall
Arthur Kennedy
Jack Nicholson
Al Pacino
Claude Rains
Mark Ruffalo
3Charles Bickford
Charles Coburn
Willem Dafoe
Robert De Niro
Gene Hackman
Ed Harris
Philip Seymour Hoffman
Tommy Lee Jones
Martin Landau
Edward Norton
Jack Palance
Joe Pesci
Christopher Plummer
Jason Robards
Peter Ustinov
Gig Young
2Eddie Albert
Mahershala Ali
Alan Arkin
Christian Bale
Michael Caine
Lee J. Cobb
Benicio del Toro
Robert Downey Jr.
Charles Durning
Peter Falk
Morgan Freeman
Vincent Gardenia
John Gielgud
Hugh Griffith
Alec Guinness
Edmund Gwenn
Woody Harrelson
Ethan Hawke
Jonah Hill
Judd Hirsch
Anthony Hopkins
Djimon Hounsou
Walter Huston
Cecil Kellaway
Ben Kingsley
John Lithgow
Karl Malden
John Malkovich
James Mason
Burgess Meredith
Sal Mineo
Thomas Mitchell
J. Carrol Naish
Edmond O'Brien
Arthur O'Connell
Brad Pitt
Anthony Quinn
Basil Rathbone
Ralph Richardson
Sam Rockwell
Mickey Rooney
Geoffrey Rush
George C. Scott
Michael Shannon
J. K. Simmons
Akim Tamiroff
Christopher Walken
Christoph Waltz
Jack Warden
Denzel Washington
Clifton Webb

Age superlatives

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Main article:List of oldest and youngest Academy Award winners and nominees § Best Actor in a Supporting Role
RecordActorFilmAge (in years)Ref.
Oldest winnerChristopher PlummerBeginners82[100]
Oldest nomineeAll the Money in the World88[100]
Youngest winnerTimothy HuttonOrdinary People20[100]
Youngest nomineeJustin HenryKramer vs. Kramer8[100]

Films with multiple Supporting Actor nominations

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There have been 22 instances in which films have produced more than one nominee within this category. All resulted in two nominations, with the exceptions ofOn the Waterfront (1954),The Godfather (1972), andThe Godfather Part II (1974), which each obtained three.

Winners are inbold.

Multiple character nominations

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Thus far, this is the only instance of the same character producing two nominated performances within this particular same category.

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^Due to category confusion,Barry Fitzgerald received nominations in bothlead actor and supporting for this same role, winning the latter award. To prevent this from occurring in the future, the Academy revised its rules so that if ever a single actor/actress was submitted in both categories for the same performance, they would only get nominated for whichever one had the higher overall percentage within that respective category.[15]
  2. ^George C. Scott refused his nomination.[34]
  3. ^abAn anomaly occurred when bothLaKeith Stanfield andDaniel Kaluuya received nominations in the supporting category, despite the former being campaigned for the lead race. This occurrence is likely a direct effect of theAMPAS rule enacted after Fitzgerald's nominations at the 17th ceremony. Stanfield and Kaluuya received votes in both categories, but each of them had more nominations in supporting, thus each making the top five nominees in this category.[94]
  4. ^Judas and the Black Messiah was not released in theaters until 2021, due to theCOVID-19 pandemic disrupting theatrical releases. However, Academy guidelines were adjusted for 2020, thus allowing this and several other films to be submitted for the 2020 calendar year of nominees/winners.[101]

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