Multiple Golden Globe Acting Nominations in Same Year

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Here is the list of every person who has gotten at least two Golden Globe acting nominations in the same year in its history:

1950
Judy Holliday
Best Actress Drama – Born Yesterday – Lost to: Gloria Swanson – Sunset Boulevard
Best Actress Comedy/Musical – Born Yesterday – Winner
Supporting Actress – Adam’s Rib – Lost to: Josephine Hull – Harvey

1958
Ingrid Bergman
Best Actress Drama – The Inn of the Sixth Happiness – Lost to: Susan Hayward – I Want to Live!
Best Actress Comedy/Musical – Indiscreet – Lost to: Rosalind Russell – Auntie Mame

1962
Paul Newman
Best Actor Drama – Sweet Bird of Youth – Lost to: Gregory Peck – To Kill a Mockingbird
Supporting Actor – Hemingway’s Adventures of a Young Man – Lost to: Omar Sharif – Lawrence of Arabia

1963
Jack Lemmon
Best Actor Comedy/Musical – Irma La Douce – Lost to: Alberto Sordi – To Bed or Not to Bed
Best Actor Comedy/Musical – Under the Yum Sordid Tree – Lost to: Alberto Sordi – To Bed or Not to Bed

1965
Oskar Werner
Best Actor Drama – Ship of Fools – Lost to: Omar Sharif – Doctor Zhivago
Supporting Actor – The Spy Who Came in from the Cold – Winner

1966
Michael Caine
Best Actor Drama – Alfie – Lost to: Paul Scofield – A Man for All Seasons
Best Actor Comedy/Musical – Gambit – Lost to: Alan Arkin – The Russians Are Coming, The Russians Are Coming

1967
Audrey Hepburn
Best Actress Drama – Wait Until Dark – Lost to: Edith Evans – The Whisperers
Best Actress Comedy/Musical – Two for the Road – Lost to: Anne Bancroft – The Graduate

1969
Dustin Hoffman
Best Actor Drama – Midnight Cowboy – Lost to: John Wayne – True Grit
Best Actor Comedy Musical – John and Mary – Lost to: Peter O’Toole – Goodbye, Mr. Chips

1972
Carol Burnett
Best Actress Comedy/Musical – Pete ‘n’ Tillie – Lost to: Liza Minelli – Cabaret
Best Actress Comedy/Musical Series – The Carol Burnett Show – Lost to: Jean Stapleton – All in the Family

1975
Nancy Walker
Best Supporting Actress – McMillan & Wife – Lost to: Hermione Baddeley – Maude
Best Supporting Actress – Rhoda – Lost to: Hermione Baddeley – Maude

1976
Barbara Harris
Best Actress Comedy/Musical – Family Plot – Lost to: Barbra Streisand – A Star is Born
Best Actress Comedy/Musical – Freaky Friday – Lost to: Barbra Streisand – A Star is Born

Bernadette Peters
Supporting Actress – Silent Movie – Lost to: Katharine Ross – Voyage of the Damned
Best Actress Comedy/Musical Series – All’s Fair – Lost to: Carol Burnett – The Carol Burnett Show

1977
Henry Winkler
Best Actor Drama – Heroes – Lost to: Richard Burton – Equus
Best Actor Comedy/Musical Series – Happy Days – Winner

Diane Keaton
Best Actress Drama – Looking for Mr. Goodbar – Lost to: Jane Fonda – Julia
Best Actress Comedy/Musical – Annie Hall – Winner

1978
Carol Burnett
Supporting Actress – A Wedding – Lost to: Dyan Cannon – Heaven Can Wait
Best Actress Comedy/Musical Series – The Carol Burnett Show – Lost to: Linda Lavin – Alice

1979
Jill Clayburgh
Best Actress Drama – La Luna – Lost to: Sally Field – Norma Rae
Best Actress Comedy/Musical – Starting Over – Lost to: Bette Midler – The Rose

Marsha Mason
Best Actress Drama – Promises in the Dark – Lost to: Sally Field – Norma Rae
Best Actress Comedy/Musical – Chapter Two – Lost to: Bette Midler – The Rose

1980
Judd Hirsch
Supporting Actor – Ordinary People – Lost to: Timothy Hutton – Ordinary People
Best Actor Comedy/Musical Series – Taxi – Lost to: Alan Alda – M*A*S*H

1981
Timothy Hutton
Best Actor Drama – Taps – Lost to: Henry Fonda – On Golden Pond
Best Actor Movie/Mini – A Long Way Home – Mickey Rooney – Bill

Alan Alda
Best Actor Comedy/Musical – The Four Seasons – Lost to: Dudley Moore – Arthur
Best Actor Comedy/Musical Series – M*A*S*H – Winner

1982
Jessica Lange
Best Actress Drama – Frances – Lost to Meryl Streep- Sophie’s Choice
Supporting Actress – Tootsie – Winner

Carol Burnett
Best Actress Comedy/Musical – Annie – Lost to Julie Andrews – Victor/Victoria
Best Actress Movie/Mini – Life of the Party: The Story of Beatrice – Lost to Ingrid Bergman: A Woman Called Golda

1984
Ted Danson
Best Actor Comedy/Musical Series – Cheers – Lost to Bill Cosby: The Cosby Show
Best Actor Movie/Mini – Something About Amelia – Winner

Shelley Long
Best Actress Comedy/Musical – Irreconcilable Differences – Lost to Kathleen Turner: Romancing the Stone
Best Actress Comedy/Musical Series- Cheers- Winner

1985
Michael J. Fox
Best Actor Comedy/Musical – Back to the Future – Lost to Jack Nicholson: Prizzi’s Honor
Best Actor Comedy/Musical Series- Family Ties – Lost to Bill Cosby: The Cosby Show

1986
Dennis Hopper
Best Supporting Actor – Blue Velvet – Lost to Tom Berenger: Platoon
Best Supporting Actor – Hoosiers – Lost to Tom Berenger: Platoon

Julie Andrews
Best Actress Drama – Duet for One – Lost to Marlee Matlin: Children of a Lesser God
Best Actress Comedy/Musical – That’s Life – Lost to Sissy Spacek: Crimes of the Heart

1988
Edward James Olmos
Best Actor Drama – Stand and Deliver – Lost to Dustin Hoffman: Rain Man
Best Supporting Actor – Miami Vice – Lost to Barry Bostwick: War and Remembrance and John Gielgud: War and Remembrance

Sigourney Weaver
Best Actress Drama – Gorillas in the Midst – Winner (Three Way Tie along with Jodie Foster: The Accused, and Shirley MacLaine: Madame Soustzka)
Best Supporting Actress – Working Girl- Winner

Jane Seymour
Best Actress Movie/Mini – War and Remembrance: Lost to Ann Jillian: The Ann Jillian Story
Best Actress Movie/Mini – The Woman He Loved: Lost to Ann Jillian: The Ann Jillian Story

1990
Al Pacino
Best Actor Drama – The Godfather Part III: Lost to Jeremy Irons: Reversal of Fortune
Best Supporting Actor – Dick Tracy: Lost to Bruce Davison: Longtime Companion

1991
Jessica Tandy
Best Supporting Actress – Fried Green Tomatoes: Lost to Mercedes Ruehl
Best Actress Movie/Mini – The Story Lady: Lost to Judy Davis: One against the Wind

1992
Al Pacino
Best Actor Drama – Scent of a Woman -Winner
Best Supporting Actor – Glengarry Glen Ross: Lost to Gene Hackman: Unforgiven

Jack Nicholson
Best Actor Drama – Hoffa: Lost to Al Pacino: Scent of a Woman
Best Supporting Actor – A Few Good Men: Lost to Gene Hackman: Unforgiven

Joan Plowright
Best Supporting Actress – Enchanted April – Winner
Best Supporting Actress TV – Stalin – Winner

1993
Tom Hanks
Best Actor Drama – Philadelphia – Winner
Best Actor Comedy/Musical – Sleepless in Seattle: Lost to Robin Williams: Mrs. Doubtfire

Emma Thompson
Best Actress Drama – The Remains of the Day: Lost to Holly Hunter: The Piano
Best Supporting Actress – In the Name of the Father: Lost to Winona Ryder: The Age of Innocence

Holly Hunter
Best Actress Drama – The Piano – Winner
Best Actress Movie/Mini – The Positively True Adventures of the Alleged Texas Cheerleader-Murdering Mom: Lost to Bette Miler: Gypsy

1994
Samuel L. Jackson
Best Supporting Actor – Pulp Fiction: Lost to Martin Landau: Ed Wood
Best Actor Movie/Mini – Against the Wall: Lost to Raul Julia: The Burning Season

1996
James Woods
Best Supporting Actor – Ghosts of Mississippi: Lost to Edward Norton: Primal Fear
Best Actor Movie/Mini – The Summer of Ben Tyler: Lost to Alan Rickman: Rasputin: Dark Servant of Destiny

1997
Helen Hunt
Best Actress Comedy/Musical – As Good as It Gets – Winner
Best Actress Comedy/Musical Series – Mad About You: Lost to Calista Flockhart: Ally McBeal

1999
Jack Lemmon
Best Actor Movie/Mini – Inherit the Wind – Winner
Best Actor Movie/Mini – Tuesdays with Morrie: Lost to Jack Lemmon: Inherit the Wind

Julianne Moore
Best Actress Drama – The End of the Affair: Lost to Hilary Swank: Boys Don’t Cry
Best Actress Comedy/Musical – A Ideal Husband: Lost to Janet McTeer: Tumbleweeds

2000
Judi Dench
Best Supporting Actress – Chocolat: Lost to Kate Hudson: Almost Famous
Best Actress Movie/Mini – The Last of the Blonde Bombshells- Winner

2001
Billy Bob Thornton
Best Actor Drama – The Man Who Wasn’t There: Lost to Russell Crowe: A Beautiful Mind
Best Actor Comedy/Musical – Bandits: Lost to Gene Hackman: The Royal Tenenbaums

Ben Kingsley
Best Supporting Actor – Sexy Beast: Lost to Jim Broadbent: Iris
Best Actor Movie/Mini – Anne Frank: The Whole Story: Lost to James Franco: James Dean

Nicole Kidman
Best Actress Drama- The Others : Lost to Sissy Spacek: In the Bedroom
Best Actress Comedy/Musical – Moulin Rouge! – Winner

2002
Meryl Streep
Best Actress Drama – The Hours: Lost to Nicole Kidman: The Hours
Best Supporting Actress – Adaptation – Winner

2003
Scarlett Johansson
Best Actress Drama – Girl with a Pearl Earring: Lost to Charlize Theron: Monster
Best Actress Comedy/Musical – Lost in Translation: Lost to Diane Keaton: Something’s Gotta Give

Helen Mirren
Best Actress Comedy/Musical – Calendar Girls: Lost to Diane Keaton: Something’s Gotta Give
Best Actress Movie/Mini – The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone: Lost to Meryl Streep: Angels in America

2004
Jamie Foxx
Best Actor Comedy/Musical – Ray – Winner
Best Supporting Actor – Collateral – Lost to: Clive Owen – Closer
Best Actor Movie/Mini – Redemption: The Stan Tookie Williams Story – Lost to: Geoffrey Rush – The Life and Death of Peter Sellers

Hillary Swank
Best Actress Drama – Million Dollar Baby – Winner
Best Actress Movie/Mini – Iron Jawed Angels – Lost to: Glenn Close – The Lion in Winter

2005
Felicity Huffman
Best Actress Drama – Transamerica – Winner
Best Actress Comedy/Musical Series – Desperate Housewives – Lost to: Mary-Louise Parker – Weeds

Donald Sutherland
Best Actor Movie/Mini – Human Trafficking – Lost to: Jonathan Rhys Meyers – Elvis
Best Supporting Actor TV – Commander in Chief – Lost to: Paul Newman – Empire Falls

2006
Leonardo DiCaprio
Best Actor Drama – The Departed – Lost to: Forest Whitaker – The Last King of Scotland
Best Actor Drama – Blood Diamond – Lost to: Forest Whitaker – The Last King of Scotland

Chiwetel Ejiofor
Best Actor Musical/Comedy – Kinky Boots – Lost to: Sacha Baron Cohen – Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan
Best Actor Movie/Mini – Tsunami: The Aftermath – Lost to: Bill Nighy – Gideon’s Daughter

Helen Mirren
Best Actress Drama – The Queen – Winner
Best Actress Movie/Mini – Elizabeth I (Winner), Also nominated for: Prime Suspect: The Final Act

Annette Bening
Best Actress Musical/Comedy – Running with Scissors – Lost to: Meryl Streep – The Devil Wears Prada
Best Actress Movie/Mini – Mrs. Harris – Lost to: Helen Mirren – Elizabeth I

Toni Collette
Best Actress Musical/Comedy – Little Miss Sunshine – Lost to: Meryl Streep – The Devil Wears Prada
Best Supporting Actress TV – Tsunami: The Aftermath – Lost to: Emily Blunt – Gideon’s Daughter

Emily Blunt
Best Supporting Actress – The Devil Wears Prada – Lost to: Jennifer Hudson – Dreamgirls
Best Supporting Actress TV – Gideon’s Daughter – Winner

2007
Philip Seymour Hoffman
Best Actor Comedy/Musical – The Savages – Lost to: Johnny Depp – Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
Best Supporting Actor – Charlie Wilson’s War – Lost to: Javier Bardem: No Country for Old Men

Cate Blanchett
Best Actress Drama – Elizabeth: The Golden Age – Lost to: Julie Christie – Away from Her
Best Supporting Actress – I’m Not There – Winner

2008
Ralph Fiennes
Best Supporting Actor – The Duchess – Lost to: Heath Ledger – The Dark Knight
Best Actor Movie/Mini – Bernard and Doris – Lost to: Paul Giamatti – John Adams

Kate Winslet
Best Actress Drama – Revolutionary Road – Winner
Best Supporting Actress – The Reader – Winner

Meryl Streep
Best Actress Drama – Doubt – Lost to: Kate Winslet – Revolutionary Road
Best Actress Comedy/Musical – Mamma Mia! – Lost to: Sally Hawkins – Happy-Go-Lucky

Tom Wilkinson
Best Actor Movie/Mini – Recount – Lost to: Paul Giamatti – John Adams
Best Supporting Actor – John Adams – Winner

2009
Matt Damon
Best Actor Musical/Comedy – The Informant! – Lost to: Robert Downey Jr. – Sherlock Holmes
Best Supporting Actor – Invictus – Lost to: Cristoph Waltz – Inglourious Basterds

Sandra Bullock
Best Actress Drama – The Blind Side – Winner
Best Actress Comedy/Musical – The Proposal – Lost to: Meryl Streep – Julie & Julia

Meryl Streep
Best Actress Musical/Comedy – Julie & Julia (Winner), also nominated for It’s Complicated

Anna Paquin
Best Actress Drama Series – True Blood – Lost to: Julianna Margulies – The Good Wife
Best Actress Movie/Mini – The Courageous Heart of Irena Sendler – Lost to: Drew Barrymore – Grey Gardens

2010
Johnny Depp
Best Actor Comedy/Musical – Alice in Wonderland – Lost to: Paul Giamatti – Barney’s Version
Best Actor Comedy/Musical – The Tourist – Lost to: Paul Giamatti – Barney’s Version

2011
Ryan Gosling
Best Actor Drama – The Ides of March – Lost to: George Clooney – The Descendants
Best Actor Comedy/Musical – Crazy, Stupid, Love – Lost to: Jean Dujardin – The Artist

Kate Winslet
Best Actress Comedy/Musical – Carnage – Lost to: Michelle Williams – My Week with Marilyn
Best Actress Movie/Mini – Mildred Pierce – Winner

2012
Maggie Smith
Best Actress Comedy/Musical – Quartet – Lost to: Jennifer Lawrence – Silver Linings Playbook
Best Supporting Actress TV – Downton Abbey – Winner

Nicole Kidman
Best Supporting Actress – The Paperboy – Lost to: Anne Hathaway – Les Misérables
Best Actress Movie/Mini – Hemingway & Gellhorn – Lost to: Julianne Moore – Game Change

2013
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Best Actress Comedy/Musical – Enough Said- Lost to Amy Adams – American Hustle
Best Actress Comedy/Musical Series – Veep – Lost to Amy Poehler: Parks and Recreation

2014
Bill Murray
Best Actor Comedy/Musical – St. Vincent – Lost to Michael Keaton – Birdman
Best Supporting Actor TV – Olive Kitteridge – Lost to Matt Bomer – The Normal Heart

Mark Ruffalo
Best Supporting Actor – Foxcatcher – Lost to J. K. Simmons – Whiplash
Best Actor Movie/Mini – The Normal Heart- Lost to Billy Bob Thornton – Fargo

Julianne Moore
Best Actress Drama – Still Alice – Winner
Best Actress Comedy/Musical – Maps to the Stars – Lost to Amy Adams – Big Eyes

2015
Idris Elba
Best Supporting Actor – Love & Mercy – Lost to Sylvester Stallone – Creed
Best Actor Movie/Mini – Luther – Lost to Oscar Isaac – Show Me A Hero

Mark Rylance
Best Supporting Actor – Bridge of Spies – Lost to Sylvester Stallone – Creed
Best Actor Movie/Mini – Wolf Hall – Lost to Oscar Isaac – Show Me A Hero

Alicia Vikander
Best Actress Drama – The Danish Girl – Lost to Brie Larson – Room
Best Supporting Actress – Ex Machina – Lost to Kate Winslet – Steve Jobs

2018
Regina King
Best Supporting Actress – If Beale Street Could Talk – Winner
Best Actress Movie/Mini – Seven Seconds – Lost to Patricia Arquette

Amy Adams
Best Supporting Actress – Vice – Lost to Regina King – If Beale Street Could Talk
Best Actress Movie/Mini – Sharp Objects – Lost to Patricia Arquette

This doesn’t include people who were nominated for non-acting awards such as Writing, Directing, Original Song, Screenplay, or producers among other awards

What actors this year do you think could get at least two Golden Globe acting nominations?

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[Lydia 3rd Oscar TAR Joined: Sep 22nd, 2011 Topics: 36 Posts: 1544 View Predictions]

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You have done an incredible job! Just WOW!

The first actor that comes to my mind is Chadwick

2023 Oscar
Best Picture: Holy Spider
Best Director: Decision to Leave
Best Actress: Cate Blanchett
Best Actor: Brendan Fraser
Best Supporting Actress: Olivia de Leon
Best Supporting Actor: Ke Huy Quan

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[braydenfitzsimmons Joined: May 3rd, 2015 Topics: 98 Posts: 8881 View Predictions]

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Gillian Anderson (The Crown and Sex Education)
Chadwick Boseman (Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom and Da 5 Bloods)
Jessie Buckley (Fargo and I’m Thinking of Ending Things)
Sacha Baron Cohen (Borat Subsequent Moviefilm and The Trial of the Chicago 7)
Olivia Colman (The Crown and The Father)
Viola Davis (Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom and How to Get Away with Murder)
Julia Garner (Ozark and The Assistant)
Nicole Kidman (The Undoing and The Prom)
Leslie Odom, Jr. (Hamilton and One Night In Miami)
Meryl Streep (The Prom and Let Them All Talk)
Anya Taylor Joy (The Queen’s Gambit and Emma.)

Did I miss anyone?

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[Gabarnes43 Joined: Jan 6th, 2018 Topics: 34 Posts: 1940 View Predictions]

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Oliva is locked to get double noms

Emmys FYC

Christina Applegate in ‘Dead to Me’

The White Lotus in all categories

Elizabeth Debicki, Lesley Manville and Yvonne Strahovski- Drama Supporting Actress

Ali Wong in ‘Beef’

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[BamaEd Joined: Nov 3rd, 2010 Topics: 3 Posts: 279 View Predictions]

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Can we talk about how Judy Holliday was nominated in BOTH drama and comedy for the same role for Born Yesterday? Wowowow. I know that can’t happen today but I’m surprised they let it happen then lol.

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[JayDF Joined: Sep 18th, 2011 Topics: 2 Posts: 8610 View Predictions]

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BamaEd wrote:

Can we talk about how Judy Holliday was nominated in BOTH drama and comedy for the same role for Born Yesterday? Wowowow. I know that can’t happen today but I’m surprised they let it happen then lol.

It’s curious for sure. I guess they didn’t remember the Oscars changing rules 6 years earlier bc of Barry Fitzgerald. Also who knows, maybe “Born Yesterday”‘s studio pushed/paid for it. It is the Golden Globes after all. If that wasn’t the case I can’t understand why they let it fly.

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[BamaEd Joined: Nov 3rd, 2010 Topics: 3 Posts: 279 View Predictions]

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JayDF wrote:

It’s curious for sure. I guess they didn’t remember the Oscars changing rules 6 years earlier bc of Barry Fitzgerald. Also who knows, maybe “Born Yesterday”‘s studio pushed/paid for it. It is the Golden Globes after all. If that wasn’t the case I can’t understand why they let it fly.

I had immediately thought of Barry Fitzgerald too haha. But, as you said, it was the Golden Globes so who knows what the deal was 🙂

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