Movies with most Oscar winning or nominated actors/actress

[lud]

OUT OF THE FURNACE(2013)
Harrelson - nominated 2x
Bale - win 1x(+ 2nom.)
Affleck - win 1x
Shephard - nominated 1x
Dafoe - nominated 2x
Whitaker - win 1x

PULP FICTION(1994)
Roth - nominated 1x
Travolta -nominated 2x
L.Jackson - nominated 1x
Thurman - nominated 1x
Walken - win 1x(+ 1nom.)
Keitel - nominated 1x

THE GODFATHER(1972)
Brando - win 2x(+ 6nom.)
Pacino - win 1x(+ 7nom.)
Caan - nominated 1x
Duvall - win 1x(+ 6nom.)
Keaton - win 1x(+ 3nom.)
Shire - nominated 2x

THE DARK KNIGHT(2008)
Bale - win 1x(+ 2nom.)
Ledger - win 1x(+ 1nom.)
Caine - win 2x(+ 4nom.)
M.Gyllenhaal - nominated 1x
Oldman - nominated 1x
Freeman - win 1x(+ 4nom.)
Roberts - nominated 1x

THE SPECIALIST (1994)
Stallone - nominated 2x
Stone - nominated 1x
Woods - nominated 2x
Steiger - win 1x(+ 2nom.)
Roberts - nominated 1x

THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL (2014)
Fiennes - nominated 2x
F.Murray Abraham - win 1x
Brody - win 1x
Dafoe - nominated 2x
Keitel - nominated 1x
Law - nominated 2x
Murray nominated 1x
Norton - nominated 3x
Swinton - win 1x
Wilkinson - nominated 2x

BURN AFTER READING(2007)
Clooney - win 1x(+ 3nom.)
McDormand - win 1x(+ 3nom.)
Pitt - nominated 3x
Malkovich - nominated 2x
Swinton - win 1x
Jenkins - nominated 1x
Simmons - win 1x

[demonknight]

Technically, Brad Pitt does have an Oscar. Only for Best Picture...

[nashcameronn]

I'm pretty sure The Player has the record for this

[MrSmearkase]

Captain America: Civil War

Robert Downey, Jr. (2 nominations)
Don Cheadle (1 nomination)
Jeremy Renner (2 nominations)
William Hurt (1 win and 3 other nominations)
Marisa Tomei (1 win and 2 other nominations)
Alfred Woodard (1 nominaation)

Avengers: Age of Ultron

Robert Downey, Jr. (2 nominations)
Mark Ruffalo (2 nominations, with 1 more after release)
Samuel L. Jackson (1 nomination)
Don Cheadle (1 nomination)
Jeremy Renner (2 nominations)
Julie Delpy (2 nominations)
Josh Brolin (1 nomination)

[Cremildo]

Definitely The Player.

A Bridge Too Far, Branagh's Hamlet and Around the World in Eighty Days have a boatload of winners, too.

[shinobipopcorn]

How about movies with the most Razzies?

[surfdude12]

The Thin Redline

[Bueller]

Glengarry Glen Ross is a good one with winners Pacino, Lemmon, Spacey, and Arkin. Plus one nominee in Ed Harris.

[lud]

Originally Posted by Bueller

Glengarry Glen Ross is a good one with winners Pacino, Lemmon, Spacey, and Arkin. Plus one nominee in Ed Harris.

And Alec Baldwin.

[Todd Tomorrow]

Murder on the Orient Express (1974)

Albert Finney (nominated 5x)
Lauren Bacall (nominated 1x, won honorary Oscar 1x)
Martin Balsam (won 1x)
Ingrid Bergman (won 3x including for this, nominated 4x)
Sean Connery (won 1x)
John Gielgud (won 1x, nominated 1x)
Wendy Hiller (won 1x, nominated 2x)
Anthony Perkins (nominated 1x)
Vanessa Redgrave (won 1x, nominated 5x)
Richard Widmark (nominated 1x)

[Vilya]

On Golden Pond

Katharine Hepburn nominated 12x, won 4 (record for most wins by any actor or actress, all wins for Best Actress)
Henry Fonda nominated 4x, won 1, won 1 honorary
Jane Fonda nominated 7x, won 2

Henry and Jane Fonda are the only father-daughter pair to each have won an Oscar for a leading role. They were the first father-daughter pair to both be nominated in the same film.

[Vilya]

Postcards From The Edge

Meryl Streep nominated 20x (record for most nominations), won 3
Shirley Maclaine nominated 6x, won 1
Gene Hackman nominated 5x, won 2
Richard Dreyfuss nominated 2x, won 1
Rob Reiner nominated 1x
Annette Bening nominated 4x

[Vilya]

Originally Posted by Todd Tomorrow

Murder on the Orient Express (1974)


Ingrid Bergman (won 3x including for this, nominated 4x)

Ingrid Bergman has 7 nominations, actually.

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000006/awards?ref_=nm_awd

and Vanessa Redgrave has 6 nominations.

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000603/awards?ref_=nm_awd

[The Sovereign]

Contagion:
Marion Cotillard
Matt Damon
Gwyneth Paltrow
Jude Law
Kate Winslet
Bryan Cranston
John Hawkes
Elliot Gould

JFK :
Kevin Costner
Sally Kirkland
Jack Lemmon
Walter Matthau
Tommy Lee Jones
Joe Pesci
Sissy Spacek
Gary Oldman

[Vilya]

Chinatown

Jack Nicholson nominated 12x, won 3 (2 for Best Actor, 1 Supporting Actor)
Faye Dunaway nominated 3x, won 1
John Huston, nominated 10x, won 2
Diana Ladd nominated 3x
Roman Polanski nominated 5x, won 1
Joe Mantell nominated 1x

[MJD64]

There's a special place in my heart for terrible movies with overqualified Oscar-winning and Oscar-nominated actors flailing about like amateurs. 1978's The Swarm is just such a monstrosity:

Michael Caine (2 wins)
Olivia de Havilland (2 wins)
Henry Fonda (1 win)
Patty Duke (1 win)
Jose Ferrer (1 win)
Lee Grant (1 win)
Ben Johnson (1 win)

And nominees Katherine Ross and Richard Widmark.

Oh, the humanity!

[Vilya]

Lincoln

Daniel Day-Lewis nominated 5x, won 3 (all for Best Actor)
Sally Field nominated 3x, won 2
David Strathairn nominated 1x
Hal Holbrook nominated 1x
Tommy Lee Jones nominated 4x, won 1
John Hawkes nominated 1x
Jackie Earle Haley nominated 1x

[Vilya]

After confirming that Katharine Hepburn had won the most Oscars of any performer with 4 wins, I wanted to see which actor had won the most and it is a tie between Jack Nicholson and Daniel Day-Lewis, each with three wins.

I noticed that some of the lists for actors/actresses with the most Oscar wins places Jack Nicholson ahead of Daniel Day-Lewis because he has more more nominations, 12, versus 5 for Daniel Day-Lewis.

Some argue that Daniel Day-Lewis beats out Jack Nicholson because all 3 of his wins were for Best Actor in a Leading Role while Jack Nicholson only won that award twice, the other win being for Best Supporting Actor.

It just makes me wonder who people here would pick as the better actor, Jack Nicholson or Daniel Day-Lewis?

[Todd Tomorrow]

Originally Posted by Vilya

Ingrid Bergman has 7 nominations, actually.

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000006/awards?ref_=nm_awd

and Vanessa Redgrave has 6 nominations.

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000603/awards?ref_=nm_awd

Obviously both also were nominated for the Oscars they won. I listend wins and those they were only nominated for seperatly. That’s how the IMDb link you posted above actually does it, it lists three wins and four nominations for Bergman.

[Vilya]

Originally Posted by Todd Tomorrow

Obviously both also were nominated for the Oscars they won. I listend wins and those they were only nominated for seperatly. That’s how the IMDb link you posted above actually does it, it lists three wins and four nominations for Bergman.

That makes sense. on my part.