Awards Tracker

“One Battle After Another” marks the third consecutive Best Picture nominee for director Paul Thomas Anderson following “Licorice Pizza” and “Phantom Thread.”

22 other films this century have gotten the same Best Picture nominations and wins as “Sinners.” Only one (“The King’s Speech”) won Best Picture. That being said, Two of the three films that previously held the nomination record (“All About Eve” and “Titanic”) won Best Picture.

Timothée Chalamet has now starred in eight Best Picture nominees across the past 10 Academy Awards ceremonies.

Eight other films this century have gotten the same Best Picture nominations and wins as “Frankenstein.” Two (“Million Dollar Baby” and “CODA”) won the Oscar despite missing at the BAFTAs.

There are five films this century that, like “Hamnet,” got nominations at the Actor Awards, PGAs and BAFTAs, won Best Drama at the Globes and lost Best Picture at Critics Choice. Only one (“Moonlight”) won Best Picture at the Oscars.

Prior to this year, Paul Thomas Anderson had been nominated for 11 Oscars. He won 0.

Despite his film “Black Panther” being the only MCU film to get a Best Picture nomination, “Sinners” marks Ryan Coogler’s first Best Director nod at the Academy Awards.

After becoming only the second woman to win Best Director at the Oscars, Chloé Zhao could become the first to win twice.

“Marty Supreme” marks Josh Safdie’s first solo directorial feature since his debut film. It also brings him his first Oscar nominations.

Joachim Trier picked up a screenplay nomination for “The Worst Person in the World,” but he missed out on Best Director.

“Hamnet” marks Jessie Buckley’s second Oscar nomination this decade following her Best Supporting Actress nomination for “The Lost Daughter.”

Women are exactly half as likely to win Best Actress at the Oscars if they win Best Actress (Musical/Comedy) at the Golden Globes than they are if they win Best Actress (Drama).

Emma Stone and Sean Penn both have the opportunity to become the first actors to win three performance Oscars this century.

Kate Hudson had not been nominated for an Oscar in the 25 years since her turn in “Almost Famous.”

Renate Reinsve received much acclaim for her performance in her last collaboration with Joachim Trier, “The Worst Person in the World,” though she missed out on the Oscar nomination.

Following Colman Domingo, Timothée Chalamet becomes the second person this decade nominated for Best Actor two years in a row.

Michael B. Jordan joins Nicolas Cage (“Adaptation”) and Lee Marvin (“Cat Ballou”) on the short list of actors nominated for playing identical twins.

Wagner Moura finds himself in an interesting position. While roughly 65% of Best Actor (Drama) winners at the Golden Globes win Best Actor at the Academy Awards, no Best Actor winner at the Oscars has ever missed a nomination at the Actor Awards since its inception.

Leonardo DiCaprio surpasses Denzel Washington and Bradley Cooper as the most-nominated male actor this century, with 6 nods since 2000.

Ethan Hawke joins the five-timers club of Oscar nominees. Two of his prior nominations were for acting, while two were for screenwriting. Three of these previous four nominations were for Richard Linklater collaborations.

Teyana Taylor could join a short list of musicians who win acting awards at the Oscars.

Wunmi Mosaku won Outstanding Supporting Performance at the Gotham Film Awards.

There are only two other supporting actresses this century who have gotten Oscar nominations, won at Critics Choice, lost at the Golden Globes and missed the BAFTAs entirely: Virginia Madsen (“Sideways”) and Amy Ryan (“Gone Baby Gone”). Neither won the Oscar.

Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas (alongside Renate Reinsve) becomes the first Norwegian performer nominated for acting in Norwegian.

Despite being nominated for numerous acting awards since she was a child, Elle Fanning has never gotten an Oscar nomination.

Jacob Elordi becomes the first actor to be nominated for playing the iconic role of Frankenstein’s Creature — a part taken on by the likes of Christopher Lee and Robert De Niro.

Stellan Skarsgård finds himself in a history-making position, as only two men this century have won Best Supporting Actor without getting an Actor Awards nomination: Benicio del Toro (“Traffic”) and Christoph Waltz (“Django Unchained”). Like Skarsgård, both won the Golden Globe. Unlike Skarsgård, neither was nominated for Critics Choice. This puts Skarsgård in a small group of men (such as Sylvester Stallone in “Creed”) who saw varied nominations and big wins pre-Oscars but eventually missed out on the final prize.

Sean Penn and Emma Stone both have the opportunity to become the first actors to win three performance Oscars this century.

2026 marks 25 years since Benicio del Toro won his acting Oscar for 2001’s “Traffic.”

Delroy Lindo became the surprise of the morning when he got the Oscar nomination despite missing out at the Actor Awards, Golden Globes and Critics Choice.

Ryan Coogler was nominated for two Oscars before “Sinners”: for producing “Judas and the Black Messiah,” and for co-writing the song “Lift Me Up” from “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.”

This marks Josh Safdie’s first Oscar nomination for screenwriting. Safdie is nominated alongside co-writer Ronald Bronstein — husband of “If I Had Legs I’d Kick You” writer/director Mary Bronstein.

Eskil Vogt and Joachim Trier were previously nominated for this category with “The Worst Person in the World,” the final film in their Oslo Trilogy.

Asghar Farhadi (“A Separation”) was the only Iranian screenwriter with an Original Screenplay nomination prior to Jafar Panahi.

While “Blue Moon” is based on real people, it is a fictional imagining of a night in songwriter Lorenz Hart’s life.

Paul Thomas Anderson’s 11 pre-2026 Oscar nominations include five for his screenplays. He has yet to win.

Chloé Zhao was previously nominated for Best Adapted Screenplay for her Best Picture winner “Nomadland.” This time, she writes alongside Maggie O’Farrell, who wrote the novel “Hamnet.”

“Bugonia” is only the second film written Will Tracy, former editor-in-chief of “The Onion.” This marks his first Oscar nod.

Greg Kwedar and Clint Bentley were nominated for Adapted Screenplay last year alongside Clarence Maclin and John “Divine G” Whitfield for writing “Sing Sing.”

Only three films this century have won Best Screenplay (Adapted) at the Oscars without a BAFTA nomination to match: “The Cider House Rules,” “Moonlight” and “Women Talking.” Unlike “Frankenstein,” all three scored nominations at the Golden Globes.