Who Came in Sixth Place: Best Actor/Supporting Actor

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Inspired by the “Six Spot”/”Six Circuit” series of posts on AwardsCircuit (https://www.awardscircuit.com/tag/six-spot/), who do you think came closest to getting nominated for Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor for each year? (I’ll be going back as far as 2000 with my guesses)

(Note 1: For instances such as 2006, where DiCaprio probably came closest for The Departed in Lead but couldn’t have been nominated alongside his already nominated performance, I’ll be going with whoever I think came closest after them)

(Note 2: If there is already a topic like this somewhere else on here that I missed, just add this to that)

Best Actor:

• 2000: Michael Douglas, Wonder Boys
• 2001: Gene Hackman, The Royal Tenenbaums
• 2002: Richard Gere, Chicago
• 2003: Tom Cruise, The Last Samurai
• 2004: Paul Giamatti, Sideways
• 2005: Russell Crowe, Cinderella Man
• 2006: Sacha Baron Cohen, Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan
• 2007: James McAvoy, Atonement
• 2008: Dev Patel, Slumdog Millionaire
• 2009: Michael Stuhlbarg, A Serious Man
• 2010: Ryan Gosling, Blue Valentine
• 2011: Michael Fassbender, Shame
• 2012: John Hawkes, The Sessions
• 2013: Tom Hanks, Captain Phillips
• 2014: Ralph Fiennes, The Grand Budapest Hotel
• 2015: Johnny Depp, Black Mass
• 2016: Joel Edgerton, Loving
• 2017: James Franco, The Disaster Artist
• 2018: John David Washington, BlacKkKlansman

Best Supporting Actor:

• 2ooo: Philip Seymour Hoffman, Almost Famous
• 2001: Hayden Christensen, Life as a House
• 2002: Dennis Quaid, Far from Heaven
• 2003: Albert Finney, Big Fish
• 2004: Freddie Highmore, Finding Neverland
• 2005: Don Cheadle, Crash
• 2006: Jack Nicholson, The Departed
• 2007: Tommy Lee Jones, No Country for Old Men
• 2008: James Franco, Milk
• 2009: Alfred Molina, An Education
• 2010: Matt Damon, True Grit
• 2011: Albert Brooks, Drive
• 2012: Leonardo DiCaprio, Django Unchained
• 2013: Daniel Brühl, Rush
• 2014: Josh Brolin, Inherent Vice
• 2015: Idris Elba, Beasts of No Nation
• 2016: Hugh Grant, Florence Foster Jenkins
• 2017: Michael Stuhlbarg, Call Me By Your Name
• 2018: Timothée Chalamet, Beautiful Boy

I’ll be following this up with a similar topic for Lead/Supporting Actress as well (unless there’s already a thread for that as well, in which case I’ll just post my thoughts there)

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I think Armie Hammer probably got more votes in 2017 than Stuhlbarg, but I could be wrong.

It was tough for me to pick between the two of them, they were probably #6 and #7. The only reason I’d give slight edge to Stuhlbarg would be that I’m guessing several people voted him as a ‘body of work’ vote considering he was in three BP nominees that year, and CMBYN was his most Oscar-y role of the three.

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Javier Bardem for Skyfall was propably closer with his BAFTA/BFCA/SAG noms than DiCaprio for Django.

Also I’m sure Hoffman wasn’t close to a nomination for Almost Famous, I think Gary Oldman was 6th for The Contender.

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Javier Bardem for Skyfall was propably closer with his BAFTA/BFCA/SAG noms than DiCaprio for Django. Also I’m sure Hoffman wasn’t close to a nomination for Almost Famous, I think Gary Oldman was 6th for The Contender.

Those were both ones that I had a hard time deciding between the ones I put and the ones that you said – my only doubt for Bardem is that I’m guessing lots of voters weren’t going to vote for a performance in a Bond movie. And I think Oldman probably would’ve been nominated if he hadn’t stirred up a fuss at the time about his character getting ‘ruined’ in editing and creating that controversy. Probably still came close though, and he and Hoffman both would’ve been beloved character actors with no recognition at the time, so they both could’ve ridden that wave. I could still definitely see arguments for both of the ones you said though.

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Some diff with urs

Best actor

2000 – Jamie Bell – Billy Elliot
2003 – Russell Crowe – Master and Commander
2006 – Leonardo DiCaprio – The Departed
2007 – Ryan Gosling – Lars and the Real Girl
2011 – Leonardo DiCaprio – J. Edgar
2014 – Jake Gyllenhaal – Nightcrawler

Best Supporting actor

2001 – Jim Broadbent – Moulin Rouge
2002 – Alfred Molina – Frida
2003 – Chris Cooper – Seabiscuit
2010 – Andrew Garfield – The Social Network
2012 – Javier Bardem – Skyfall
2017 – Armie Hammer – Call Me By Your Name

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BEST ACTOR
2002 – Richard Gere, Chicago
2004 – Paul Giamatti, Sideways
2005 – Russell Crowe, Cinderella Man
2007 – Ryan Gosling, Lars and the Real Girl
2011 – Leonardo DiCaprio, J. Edgar
2012 – John Hawkes, The Sessions
2013 – Tom Hanks, Captain Phillips
2014 – Jake Gyllenhaal, Nightcrawler
2017 – James Franco, The Disaster Artist
2018 – John David Washington, BlacKkKlansman

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
2001 – Hayden Christensen, Life as a House
2002 – Dennis Quaid, Far from Heaven
2013 – Daniel Bruhl, Rush
2015 – Michael Shannon, 99 Homes
2016 – Hugh Grant, Florence Foster Jenkins
2018 – Timothee Chalamet, Beautiful Boy

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Best Actor 1980s

1980 Donald Sutherland, Ordinary People
1981 Treat Williams, Prince of the City
1982 Richard Gere, An Officer and a Gentlemen
1983 Eric Roberts, Star 80
1984 Steve Martin, All of Me
1985 Gene Hackman, Twice in a Lifetime
1986 Harrison Ford, The Mosquito Coast
1987 Steve Martin, Roxanne
1988 William Hurt, The Accidental Tourist
1989 Al Pacino, Sea of Love

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Tried my hand at the 90s… it gets very difficult very fast once SAG goes away. I’m sure I got some of these very wrong, so if there’s a more likely one that I missed anywhere, just let me know.

Best Actor

• 1990: Ray Liotta, GoodFellas
• 1991: Kevin Costner, JFK
• 1992: Tim Robbins, The Player
• 1993: Harrison Ford, The Fugitive
• 1994: Hugh Grant, Four Weddings and a Funeral
• 1995: Tom Hanks, Apollo 13
• 1996: Kenneth Branagh, Hamlet
• 1997: Leonardo DiCaprio, Titanic
• 1998: Jim Carrey, The Truman Show
• 1999: Matt Damon, The Talented Mr. Ripley

Best Supporting Actor

• 1990: Robert De Niro, Goodfellas
• 1991: John Goodman, Barton Fink
• 1992: Chris O’Donnell, Scent of a Woman
• 1993: Ben Kingsley, Schindler’s List
• 1994: John Turturro, Quiz Show
• 1995: Kevin Bacon, Murder in the First
• 1996: Nathan Lane, The Birdcage
• 1997: Rupert Everett, My Best Friend’s Wedding
• 1998: Bill Murray, Rushmore
• 1999: Chris Cooper, American Beauty

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SIX CLASSIFIED

BEST LEADING ACTOR:

1968 TONY CURTIS (The Boston Strangler)
1969 ALAN ARKIN (Popi)
1970 ELLIOT GOULD (M.A.S.H.)
1971 JACK NICHOLSON (Carnal Knowledge)
1972 JON VOIGHT (Deliverance)
1973 GEORGE SEGAL (A Touch Of Class)
1974 GENE HACKMAN (The Conversation)
1975 WARREN BEATTY (Shampoo)
1976 DAVID CARRADINE (Bound For Glory)
1977 HENRY WINKLER (Heroes)
1978 BRAD DAVIS (Midnight Express)
1979 JON VOIGHT (The Champ)
1980 DONALD SUTHERLAND (Ordinary People)
1981 TREAT WILLIAMS (Prince Of The City)
1982 RICHARD GERE (An Officier And A Gentleman)
1983 WOODY ALLEN (Zelig)
1984 STEVE MARTIN (All Of Me)
1985 RAUL JULIA (Kiss Of Spider Woman)
1986 JEREMY IRONS (Mission)
1987 STEVE MARTIN (Roxanne)
1988 JEREMY IRONS (Dead Ringers)
1989 JACK LEMMON (Dad)
1990 ROBIN WILLIAMS (Awakenings)
1991 JEFF BRIDGES (The Fisher King)
1992 TIM ROBBINS (The Player)
1993 ROBIN WILLIAMS (Mrs. Doudtfire)
1994 HUGH GRANT (Four Weddings And A Funeral)
1995 IAN MC KELLEN (Richard III)
1996 LIAM NEESON (Michael Collins)
1997 LEONARDO DICAPRIO (Titanic)
1998 JIM CARREY (The Truman Show)
1999 JIM CARREY (Man On The Moon)
2000 MICHAEL DOUGLAS (Wonder Boys)
2001 GENE HACKMAN (The Royal Tenenbaums)
2002 RICHARD GERE (Chicago)
2003 RUSSELL CROWE (Master And Commander)
2004 PAUL GIAMATTI (Sideways)
2005 RUSSELL CROWE (Cinderella Man)
2006 SACHA BARON COEN (Borat)
2007 JAMES MCAWOY (Atonement)
2008 LEONARDO DICAPRIO (Revolutonary Road)
2009 ROBERT DOWNEY JR. (Sherlock Holmes)
2010 PAUL GIAMATTI (Barney’s Version)
2011 MICHAEL FASSBENDER (Shame)
2012 JOHN HAWKES (The Sessions)
2013 ROBERT REDFORD (All Is Lost)
2014 JAKE GYLLENHALL (Nightcrawler)
2015 MATT DAMON (The Martian)
2016 JOEL EDGERTON (Loving)
2017 JAMES FRANCO (The Disaster Artist)
2018 JOHN DAVID WASHINGTON (BlacKkKlansman)

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BEST ACTOR
1990: Ray Liotta – Goodfellas
1991: Kevin Costner – JFK
1992: Tim Robbins – The Player
1993: Harrison Ford – The Fugitive
1994: Hugh Grant – Four Weddings and a Funeral
1995: John Travolta – Get Shorty
1996: Liam Neeson – Michael Collins
1997: Leonardo DiCaprio – Titanic
1998: Jim Carrey – The Truman Show
1999: John Cusack – Being John Malkovich

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
1990: Armand Assante – Q&A
1991: Ned Beatty – Hear My Song
1992: Chris O’Donnell – Scent of a Woman
1993: Sean Penn – Carlito’s Way
1994: John Turturro – Quiz Show
1995: Alan Rickman – Sense and Sensibility
1996: Paul Scofield – The Crucible
1997: Billy Connolly – Mrs. Brown
1998: Bill Murray – Rushmore
1999: Chris Cooper – American Beauty

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BEST ACTOR
1980: Donald Sutherland – Ordinary People
1981: Treat Williams – Prince of the City
1982: Richard Gere – An Officer and a Gentleman
1983: Eric Roberts – Star 80
1984: Howard Rollins – A Soldier’s Story
1985: Raul Julia – Kiss of the Spider Woman
1986: Jeremy Irons – The Mission
1987: John Lone – The Last Emperor
1988: John Malkovich – Dangerous Liaisons
1989: Kevin Costner – Field of Dreams

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
1980: Anthony Hopkins – The Elephant Man
1981: James Cagney – Ragtime
1982: David Keith – An Officer and a Gentleman
1983: Kurt Russell – Silkwood
1984: Jeffrey Jones – Amadeus
1985: Lukas Haas – Witness
1986: Dennis Hopper – Blue Velvet
1987: Peter O’Toole – The Last Emperor
1988: Lou Diamond Phillips – Stand and Deliver
1989: Peter Gallagher – Sex, Lies and Videotape

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Best Supporting Actor 1980s

1980 Levon Helm, Coal Miner’s Daughter
1981 Jerry Orbach, Prince of the City
1982 Henry Thomas, ET
1983 Mandy Patinkin, Yentl
1984 Jeffrey Jones, Amadeus
1985 Eric Stoltz, Mask
1986 Ray Liotta, Something Wild
1987 R. Lee Ermy, Full Metal Jacket
1988 Tim Robbins, Bull Durham
1989 Armin Mueller-Stahl, Music Box

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RobertPius wrote:

Best Actor 1980s 1980 Donald Sutherland, Ordinary People 1981 Treat Williams, Prince of the City 1982 Richard Gere, An Officer and a Gentlemen 1983 Eric Roberts, Star 80 1984 Steve Martin, All of Me 1985 Gene Hackman, Twice in a Lifetime 1986 Harrison Ford, The Mosquito Coast 1987 Steve Martin, Roxanne 1988 William Hurt, The Accidental Tourist 1989 Al Pacino, Sea of Love

Good choices but I am not really seeing Pacino here. I like the movie very much but from what I remember, the movie wasn’t really liked and the kind of film that hardly gets nominated in that category.

Steve Martin’s name pops up whenever it’s about missed nominations. I am wondering whether the academy liked him enough to have him just miss the line-up or whether they really did not like that kind of performance and thus, he wasn’t even close – not easy to figure out.

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