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Best Actor

8.6

1. Daniel Day-Lewis

Winner of 3 Oscars
for the movies
"My Left Foot","There Will Be Blood" and "Lincoln"

propelas's rating:

7.6

2. Jean Dujardin

For the movie "The Artist"

3. Colin Firth

for the movie 'The King's Speech'

propelas's rating:

7.8

4. Jeff Bridges

for the movie 'Grazy Heart'

propelas's rating:

7.7

5. Sean Penn

Winner of 2 Oscars
for the movies
'Milk' and 'Mystic River'

propelas's rating:

7.4

6. Forest Whitaker

for the movie "The Last King of Scotland"

propelas's rating:

7.7

7. Philip Seymour Hoffman

for the movie "Capote"

propelas's rating:

6.8

8. Jamie Foxx

for the movie "Ray"

propelas's rating:

7.6

9. Adrien Brody

for the movie "The Pianist"

propelas's rating:

8.2

10. Denzel Washington

for the movie "Training Day"

propelas's rating:

7.8

11. Russell Crowe

for the movie "Gladiator"

propelas's rating:

8.2

12. Kevin Spacey

for the movie "American Beauty"

propelas's rating:

7.6

13. Roberto Benigni

for the movie "La Vita e Bella"

propelas's rating:

8.6

14. Jack Nicholson

Winner of 2 Oscars
for the movies "As Good As It Gets" and
"One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"

propelas's rating:

7.7

15. Geoffrey Rush

for the movie "Shine"

propelas's rating:

6.7

16. Nicolas Cage

for the movie "Leaving Las Vegas"

propelas's rating:

17. Tom Hanks

Winner of 2 Oscars
for the movies "Forrest Gump"
and "Philadelpia"

propelas's rating:

8.7

18. Al Pacino

for the movie "Scent Of A Woman"

propelas's rating:

8.6

19. Anthony Hopkins

for the movie "The Silence of the Lambs"

propelas's rating:

7.8

20. Jeremy Irons

for the movie "Reversal of Fortune"

propelas's rating:

8.1

21. Dustin Hoffman

Winner of 2 Oscars
for the movies "Rain Man"
and "Kramer vs. Kramer"

propelas's rating:

7.2

22. Michael Douglas

for the movie "Wall Street"

propelas's rating:

8.7

23. Paul Newman

for the movie "The Color Of Money"

propelas's rating:

6.8

24. William Hurt

for the movie "Kiss of the Spider Woman"

propelas's rating:

7.1

25. F. Murray Abraham

for the movie "Amadeus"

propelas's rating:

7.8

26. Robert Duvall

for the movie "Tender Mercies"

propelas's rating:

7.9

27. Ben Kingsley

for the movie "Gandhi"

propelas's rating:

8.5

28. Henry Fonda

for the movie "On Golden Pond"

propelas's rating:

8.6

29. Robert De Niro

for the movie "Raging Bull"

propelas's rating:

6.7

30. Jon Voight

for the movie "Coming Home"

propelas's rating:

6.9

31. Richard Dreyfuss

for the movie "The Goodbye Girl"

propelas's rating:

7.8

32. Peter Finch

He was the first actor who win a posthumous Academy Award in an acting category for the movie "Network"

propelas's rating:

6.9

33. Art Carney

for the movie "Harry and Tonto"

propelas's rating:

8.5

34. Jack Lemmon

for the movie "Save the Tiger"

propelas's rating:

8.7

35. Marlon Brando

Winner of 2 0scars
He refuse the award
for the movie "The Godfather"

for the movie "On The Waterfront"

propelas's rating:

7.8

36. Gene Hackman

for the movie "The French Connection"

propelas's rating:

8.1

37. George C. Scott

He refuse the award
for the movie "Patton"

propelas's rating:

7.8

38. John Wayne

for the movie "True Grit"

propelas's rating:

6.4

39. Cliff Robertson

for the movie "Charly"

propelas's rating:

7.4

40. Rod Steiger

for the movie "In the Heat of the Night"

propelas's rating:

7.4

41. Paul Scofield

for the movie "A Man for All Seasons"

propelas's rating:

42. Lee Marvin

for the movie "Cat Ballou"

propelas's rating:

7.5

43. Rex Harrison

for the movie "My Fair Lady"

propelas's rating:

44. Sidney Poitier

for the movie "Lilies of the Field"

propelas's rating:

8.4

45. Gregory Peck

for the movie "To Kill a Mockingbird"

propelas's rating:

7.1

46. Maximilian Schell

for the movie "Judgment at Nuremberg"

propelas's rating:

8.3

47. Burt Lancaster

for the movie "Elmer Gantry"

propelas's rating:

7.2

48. Charlton Heston

for the movie "Ben-Hur"

propelas's rating:

7.6

49. David Niven

for the movie "Separate Tables"

propelas's rating:

8.1

50. Alec Guinness

for the movie "The Bridge on the River Kwai"

propelas's rating:

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Comments

the giraffe

Posted: 2 years, 2 months ago at Apr 2 22:20

I like how you have pictures for the separate Oscar wins on some of these. Nicely done.

Xanadon't

Posted: 2 years, 2 months ago at Apr 3 6:02

Very nice work here! Can't believe how many pictures you were able to find!

twitcht

Posted: 2 years, 1 month ago at May 11 19:54

wow this is great work!

pavankumar

Posted: 2 years, 1 month ago at May 11 21:03

awesome list!!!

talia_sparkle

Posted: 2 years, 1 month ago at May 12 3:28

Fabulous list, although I still find it hard to believe that Nicolas Cage has an Oscar at home!!

makrelka

Posted: 2 years, 1 month ago at May 12 16:19

i love this list!!

ButterflyBunny

Posted: 8 months, 3 weeks ago at Sep 26 22:50

Great job with this awesome list!!!

Eesh

Posted: 8 months, 3 weeks ago at Sep 28 1:07

AWESOME LIST!!!!
Great job with finding all of the photos

thenoah

Posted: 3 months, 3 weeks ago at Feb 25 17:33

kevin spacey also won one for the usual suspects... great list otherwise! a totally inspiring effort.

propelas

Posted: 3 months, 3 weeks ago at Feb 25 19:13

@thenoah ty for your words but Kevin Spacey won an Oscar as a supporting role in Usual Suspects!

Rod_Serling

Posted: 3 months, 3 weeks ago at Feb 25 23:10

Great list! But Jack Nicholson won 3, the other one for Terms of Endearment

Time Bomb

Posted: 3 months, 3 weeks ago at Feb 26 6:45

Very cool idea!! Is nice to see the different period of the winners!!!
BRavo!!!

MisterSolares

Posted: 3 months ago at Mar 15 1:07

actor Marlon Brando declines the Academy Award for Best Actor for his career-reviving performance in The Godfather. The Native American actress Sacheen Littlefeather attended the ceremony in Brando’s place, stating that the actor “very regretfully” could not accept the award, as he was protesting Hollywood’s portrayal of Native Americans in film..
On the eve of the 1972 Oscars, Brando announced that he would boycott the ceremony, and would send Littlefeather in his place. After Brando’s name was announced as Best Actor, the presenter Roger Moore (star of several James Bond films) attempted to hand the Oscar to Littlefeather, but she brushed it aside, saying that Brando could not accept the award. Littlefeather read a portion of a lengthy statement Brando had written, the entirety of which was later published in the press, including The New York Times. “The motion picture community has been as responsible as any,” Brando wrote, “for degrading the Indian and making a mockery of his character, describing his as savage, hostile and evil.”

Brando had been involved in social causes for years, speaking publicly in support of the formation of a Jewish state in the 1940s, as well as for African-American civil rights and the Black Panther Party. His Oscar statement expressed support for the American Indian Movement (AIM) and referenced the ongoing situation at Wounded Knee, the South Dakota town that had been seized by AIM members the previous month and was currently under siege by U.S. military forces. Wounded Knee had also been the site of a massacre of Native Americans by U.S. government forces in 1890.
Brando was the second performer to turn down a Best Actor Oscar; the first was George C. Scott, who politely declined to accept his award for Patton in 1971 and reportedly said of the Academy Awards hoopla: “I don’t want any part of it.” Scott had previously declined a Best Supporting Actor nomination for The Hustler (1961).