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List of Johnny Depp awards

Johnny Depp

Award Wins Nominations
Academy Awards
 0 3
British Academy Film Awards
 0 2
Golden Globe Awards
 1 10
People's Choice Awards
 15 19
Screen Actors Guild Awards
 1 3
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards
 3 10
MTV Movie & TV Awards
 5 8
Depp's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

The following is a list of awards and nominations received by actor, producer, Johnny Depp throughout his acting career. Among his numerous competitive awards, he has won the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Actor in a Leading Role for Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003), and the Golden Globe Award for Best Actor - Motion Picture Musical or Comedy for Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. He is also a three-time Academy Award nominee.

Awards and nominations[edit]

Awards and nominations[edit]

Awards and nominations received by Joaquin Phoenix
Award Year Work Category Result Ref(s)
Academy Awards 2004 Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl Best Supporting Actor Nominated
2005 Finding Neverland Best Actor Nominated
2008 Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street Nominated
Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards 2013 The Master Best Actor Nominated [1]
2020 Joker Nominated [2]
American Latino Media Arts Award 2009 Two Lovers Year in Film – Actor Nominated [3]
Alliance of Women Film Journalists Awards 2013 The Master Best Actor Nominated [4]
2014 Her Nominated [5][6]
Best Depiction of Nudity, Sexuality, or Seduction (shared with Scarlett Johansson) Won
2020 Joker Best Actor Nominated [7]
Austin Film Critics Association Awards 2012 The Master Best Actor Won [8]
2019 You Were Never Really Here Nominated [9]
British Academy Film Awards 2004 Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl Best Actor in a Leading Role Nominated
2005 Finding Neverland Nominated
British Independent Film Awards 2003 Buffalo Soldiers Best Actor Nominated [10]
2018 You Were Never Really Here Nominated [11]
Blockbuster Entertainment Award 2001 Gladiator Favorite Villain Won [12]
Boston Society of Film Critics Award 2019 Joker Best Actor Runner-up [13]
Chicago Film Critics Association Awards 2005 Walk the Line Best Actor Nominated [14]
2012 The Master Nominated [15]
2018 You Were Never Really Here Nominated [16]
2019 Joker Nominated [17]
Critics' Choice Movie Awards 2001 Gladiator / Quills / The Yards Best Supporting Actor Won [18]
2006 Walk the Line Best Actor Nominated [19]
2013 The Master Nominated [20]
2020 Joker Won [21]
Cannes Film Festival Award 2017 You Were Never Really Here Best Actor Won [22]
Capri Hollywood International Film Festival Award 2019 Joker Best Actor Won [23]
Dorian Awards 2013 The Master Film Performance of the Year – Actor Nominated [24]
2020 Joker Nominated [25]
Dallas–Fort Worth Film Critics Association Awards 2005 Walk the Line Best Actor 4th place [26]
2012 The Master Runner-up [27]
2019 Joker Runner-up [28]
Detroit Film Critics Society Awards 2012 The Master Best Actor Nominated [29]
2019 Joker Nominated [30]
Dublin Film Critics' Circle Awards 2012 The Master Best Actor Won [31]
2014 Her Best Actor (tied with Bill Hader for The Skeleton Twins, Chiwetel Ejiofor for 12 Years a Slave and Tom Hardy for Locke) 10th place [32]
2018 You Were Never Really Here Best Actor Runner-up [33]
2019 Joker Runner-up [34]
Florida Film Critics Circle Awards 2013 Her Best Actor Runner-up [35]
2018 You Were Never Really Here Won [36]
2019 Joker Nominated [37]
Golden Globe Awards 1991 Edward Scissorhands Best Actor – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy Nominated
1994 Benny & Joon Nominated
1995 Ed Wood Nominated
2004 Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl Nominated
2005 Finding Neverland Best Actor – Motion Picture Drama Nominated
2006 Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Best Actor – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy Nominated
2007 Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest Nominated
2008 Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street Won
2011 Alice in Wonderland Nominated
2006 The Tourist Nominated
Grammy Award 2007 Walk the Line Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media Won [38]
Georgia Film Critics Association Awards 2013 The Master Best Actor Nominated [39]
2014 Her Nominated [40]
2020 Joker Nominated [41]
Hollywood Critics Association Award 2020 Joker Best Actor Won [42]
Houston Film Critics Society Awards 2013 The Master Best Actor Nominated [43]
2020 Joker Nominated [44]
Hollywood Film Festival Award 2005 Walk the Line Best Actor Won [45]
Independent Spirit Awards 2015 Inherent Vice Robert Altman Award (shared with cast of Inherent Vice) Won [46]
2019 You Were Never Really Here Best Male Lead Nominated [47]
Irish Film & Television Academy Award 2013 The Master Best International Actor Nominated [48]
IndieWire Critics Poll Awards 2009 Two Lovers Best Actor Nominated [49]
2018 You Were Never Really Here Best Actor Runner-up [50]
2019 Joker 4th place [51]
International Cinephile Society Awards 2010 Two Lovers Best Actor Nominated [52]
2013 The Master Nominated [53]
2014 Her Runner-up [54]
London Film Critics' Circle Awards 2013 The Master Actor of the Year Won [55]
2019 You Were Never Really Here Nominated [56]
2020 Joker Won [57]
Los Angeles Film Critics Association Award 2012 The Master Best Actor Won [58]
MTV Movie & TV Awards 2001 Gladiator Best Villain Nominated [59]
Best Line from a Movie (for "It vexes me, I am terribly vexed!") Nominated
2006 Walk the Line Best Performance Nominated [60]
National Board of Review Award 2000 Gladiator / Quills / The Yards Best Supporting Actor Won [61]
National Society of Film Critics Awards 2013 The Master Best Actor (tied with Denis Lavant for Holy Motors) Runner-up [62]
2015 Inherent Vice Best Actor (tied with Ralph Fiennes for The Grand Budapest Hotel) 3rd place [63]
New York Film Critics Circle Award 2013 The Master Best Actor Nominated [64]
New York Film Critics Online Award 2019 Joker Best Actor Won [65]
Online Film Critics Society Awards 2006 Walk the Line Best Actor Nominated [66]
2009 Two Lovers Nominated [67]
2012 The Master Nominated [68]
2013 Her Nominated [69]
2019 You Were Never Really Here Nominated [70]
2020 Joker Nominated [71]
People's Choice Award 2008 We Own the Night Favorite Leading Man Won [72][73]
Palm Springs International Film Festival Award 2020 Joker Chairman's Award Won [74]
Screen Actors Guild Awards 2004 Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role Won
2005 Finding Neverland Nominated
2016 Black Mass Nominated
Satellite Awards 2012 The Master Best Actor – Motion Picture Nominated [75]
2019 Joker Nominated [76]
San Diego Film Critics Society Awards 2000 Gladiator / Quills / The Yards Body of Work Won [77]
2012 The Master Best Actor Nominated [78]
2013 Her Nominated [79]
2019 Joker Best Actor (tied with Adam Driver for Marriage Story) Won [80]
San Francisco Bay Area Film Critics Circle Awards 2012 The Master Best Actor Won [81]
2019 Joker Nominated [82]
Seattle Film Critics Society Awards 2018 You Were Never Really Here Best Actor Nominated [83]
2019 Joker Nominated [84]
Best Villain of the Year Nominated
St. Louis Film Critics Association Award 2019 Joker Best Actor Runner-up [85]
San Diego International Film Festival Award 2005 — Humanitarian Award Won [86]
Toronto Film Critics Association Award 2012 The Master Best Actor Runner-up [87]
Teen Choice Award 2005 Ladder 49 Choice Movie Actor: Drama Nominated [88]
Toronto International Film Festival Award 2019 — TIFF Tribute Actor Award Won [89]
Vancouver Film Critics Circle Awards 2013 The Master Best Actor Won [90]
2019 Joker Nominated [91]
Village Voice Film Poll Awards 2009 Two Lovers Best Actor 4th place [92]
2012 The Master Won [93]
2013 Her 3rd place [94]
Venice Film Festival Award 2012 The Master Volpi Cup for Best Actor (tied with Philip Seymour Hoffman) Won [95]
Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association Awards 2005 Walk the Line Best Actor Nominated [96]
2012 The Master Nominated [97]
2013 Her Nominated [98]
2019 Joker Nominated [99]
Women Film Critics Circle Award 2019 Joker Best Actor Runner-up [100]
Young Artist Awards 1984 Backwards: The Riddle of Dyslexia Best Young Actor in a Family Film Made for Television (with River Phoenix) Nominated [101]
1990 Parenthood Best Leading Young Actor in a Feature Film Nominated [102]

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