Triple Crown of Acting


The Triple Crown of Acting is a term used in the American entertainment industry to describe actors who have won a competitive Academy Award, Emmy Award, and Tony Award in the acting categories, the highest awards recognized in American film, television, and theater, respectively. The term "Triple Crown" is used in other competitive areas, such as the Triple Crown of Horse Racing.
Only 24 people, 15 women and 9 men, have achieved the Triple Crown.
Helen Hayes became the first actor to do so with her Emmy Award on February 5, 1953. Less than two months later, Thomas Mitchell became the first man to do so when he received a Tony Award on March 29, 1953. Hayes, Rita Moreno, and Viola Davis are the only Triple Crown winners in competitive acting categories who have also won a Grammy Award to complete the EGOT.
Living winners of the Triple Crown of Acting are Rita Moreno, Jeremy Irons, Vanessa Redgrave, Al Pacino, Geoffrey Rush, Ellen Burstyn, Helen Mirren, Frances McDormand, Jessica Lange, and Viola Davis.

Summary

ActorCompletedYears to
complete
OscarEmmyTonyTotal
wins
Helen Hayes1953211932195319475
Thomas Mitchell1953131940195319533
Ingrid Bergman1960151945196019476
Shirley Booth1962131953196219496
Melvyn Douglas196881964196819604
Paul Scofield196971967196919623
Jack Albertson1975101969197519654
Rita Moreno1977151962197719754
Maureen Stapleton1981311982196819514
Jason Robards1988291977198819594
Jessica Tandy1989421990198819485
Jeremy Irons1997131991199719844
Anne Bancroft1999411963199919584
Vanessa Redgrave2003251978198120034
Maggie Smith2003331970200319907
Al Pacino2004351993200419695
Geoffrey Rush2009121997200520093
Ellen Burstyn2009341975200919754
Christopher Plummer2011382012197719745
Helen Mirren2015192007199620156
Frances McDormand2015181997201520115
Jessica Lange2016331983200920166
Viola Davis2017162017201520014
Glenda Jackson2018471971197220186

Triple Crown winners

Helen Hayes

American actress Helen Hayes was the first performer to achieve the triple crown of acting, doing so in 1953. Hayes was a 9-time Emmy, 3-time Tony, and 2-time Oscar nominee, for a total of 14 TC nominations. She won two Oscars, two Tonys and an Emmy for a total of five competitive triple crown awards. Hayes also won a Grammy in 1977 for Best Spoken Word Recording to complete the EGOT. Hayes is one of only three Triple Crown winners to have achieved EGOT status.Academy Awards:
  1. 1932: Best Actress in a Leading RoleThe Sin of Madelon Claudet
  2. 1971: Best Actress in a Supporting RoleAirportPrimetime Emmy Awards:
  3. 1953: Best Actress Tony Awards:
  4. 1947: [Tony Award for Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie|Best Actress in a Play|Best Actress in a Play] – Happy Birthday
  5. 1958: Best Leading Actress in a Play – ''Time Remembered''

Thomas Mitchell

American actor and writer Thomas Mitchell completed the triple crown in 1953, two months after Helen Hayes. He was a 3-time Emmy, 2-time Oscar, and 1-time Tony nominee, for a total of six TC nominations. Mitchell won three awards.Academy Awards:
  1. 1940: Best Actor in a Supporting RoleStagecoachPrimetime Emmy Awards:
  2. 1953: Best ActorTony Awards:
  3. 1953: [Tony Award for Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie|Best Actor in a Musical|Distinguished Musical Actor] – ''Hazel Flagg''

Ingrid Bergman

Swedish actress Ingrid Bergman completed the triple crown in 1960, making her the youngest to achieve it. She was a 7-time Oscar, 3-time Emmy, and 1-time Tony nominee, for a total of 11 TC nominations. Bergman won six awards.Academy Awards:
  1. 1945: Best Actress in a Leading RoleGaslight
  2. 1957: Best Actress in a Leading RoleAnastasia
  3. 1975: Best Actress in a Supporting RoleMurder on the Orient ExpressPrimetime Emmy Awards:
  4. 1960: Outstanding Single Performance by an Actress (Lead or Support)Startime
  5. 1982: Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited Series or MovieA Woman Called GoldaTony Awards:
  6. 1947: Best Actress in a Play – ''Joan of Lorraine''

Shirley Booth

American actress Shirley Booth completed the triple crown in 1962. She was a 4-time Emmy, 3-time Tony, and 1-time Oscar nominee, for a total of eight TC nominations. Booth won six awards.Academy Awards:
  1. 1953: Best Actress in a Leading RoleCome Back, Little ShebaPrimetime Emmy Awards:
  2. 1962: Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actress in a Series (Lead)Hazel
  3. 1963: Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actress in a Series – HazelTony Awards:
  4. 1949: Best Supporting or Featured Actress in a PlayGoodbye, My Fancy
  5. 1950: Best Actress in a PlayCome Back, Little Sheba
  6. 1953: Distinguished Dramatic Actress – ''The Time of the Cuckoo''

Melvyn Douglas

American actor Melvyn Douglas completed the triple crown in 1968. He was a 3-time Oscar, 2-time Emmy, and 1-time Tony nominee, for a total of six TC nominations. Douglas won four awards.Academy Awards:
  1. 1964: Best Actor in a Supporting RoleHud
  2. 1979: Best Actor in a Supporting RoleBeing TherePrimetime Emmy Awards:
  3. 1968: Outstanding Single Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a DramaCBS Playhouse Tony Awards:
  4. 1960: Best Leading Actor in a Play – ''The Best Man''

Paul Scofield

English actor Paul Scofield completed the triple crown in 1969. He was a 2-time Oscar, 1-time Emmy, and 1-time Tony nominee, for a total of four TC nominations. Scofield won three awards. His seven-year completion is the fastest of any triple crown recipient.Academy Awards:
  1. 1967: Best Actor in a Leading RoleA Man for All SeasonsPrimetime Emmy Awards:
  2. 1969: Outstanding Single Performance by an Actor in a Leading RoleMale of the SpeciesTony Awards:
  3. 1962: Best Leading Actor in a Play – ''A Man for All Seasons''

Jack Albertson

American actor, comedian, dancer and singer Jack Albertson completed the triple crown in 1975. He was a 5-time Emmy, 2-time Tony, and 1-time Oscar nominee, for a total of eight TC nominations. Albertson won four awards.Academy Awards:
  1. 1969: Best Actor in a Supporting RoleThe Subject Was RosesPrimetime Emmy Awards:
  2. 1975: Outstanding Continuing or Single Performance by a Supporting Actor in Variety or MusicCher
  3. 1976: Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy SeriesChico and the ManTony Awards:
  4. 1965: Best Supporting or Featured Actor in a Play – ''The Subject Was Roses''

Rita Moreno

Puerto Rican actress, dancer, and singer Rita Moreno completed the triple crown in 1977. She is a 6-time Emmy, 1-time Oscar, and 1-time Tony nominee, for a total of eight TC nominations. Moreno has won 4 TC qualifying awards. She is the first Hispanic actor to win the Triple Crown. Moreno also won a Grammy in 1973 for Best Recording for Children to complete the EGOT. She is one of only three Triple Crown winners to have also achieved EGOT status.Academy Awards:
  1. 1962: Best Actress in a Supporting RoleWest Side StoryPrimetime Emmy Awards:
  2. 1977: Outstanding Continuing or Single Performance by a Supporting Actress in Variety or MusicThe Muppet Show
  3. 1978: Outstanding Lead Actress for a Single Appearance in a Comedy or Drama SeriesThe Rockford Files Tony Awards:
  4. 1975: Best Supporting or Featured Actress in a Play – ''The Ritz''

Maureen Stapleton

American actress Maureen Stapleton completed the triple crown in 1982. She was a 7-time Emmy, 6-time Tony, and 4-time Oscar nominee, for a total of 17 nominations. Stapleton won four awards.Academy Awards:
  1. 1982: Best Actress in a Supporting RoleRedsPrimetime Emmy Awards:
  2. 1968: Outstanding Single Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a DramaAmong the Paths to EdenTony Awards:
  3. 1951: Best Supporting or Featured Actress in a PlayThe Rose Tattoo
  4. 1971: Best Leading Actress in a Play – ''The Gingerbread Lady''

Jason Robards

American actor Jason Robards completed the triple crown in 1988. He was an 8-time Tony, 5-time Emmy, and 3-time Oscar nominee, for a total of 16 TC nominations. Robards won four awards.Academy Awards:
  1. 1977: Best Actor in a Supporting RoleAll the President's Men
  2. 1978: Best Actor in a Supporting RoleJuliaPrimetime Emmy Awards:
  3. 1988: Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or a SpecialInherit the WindTony Awards:
  4. 1959: Best Leading Actor in a Play – ''The Disenchanted''

Jessica Tandy

British-American actress Jessica Tandy completed the triple crown in 1990. She was a 5-time Tony, 3-time Emmy, and 2-time Oscar nominee, for a total of 10 TC nominations. Tandy won five awards.Academy Awards:
  1. 1990: Best Actress in a Leading RoleDriving Miss DaisyPrimetime Emmy Awards:
  2. 1988: Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or SpecialFoxfireTony Awards:
  3. 1947: Best Actress in a PlayA Streetcar Named Desire
  4. 1978: Best Leading Actress in a PlayThe Gin Game
  5. 1983: Best Leading Actress in a Play – ''Foxfire''

Jeremy Irons

English actor and activist Jeremy Irons completed the triple crown in 1997. He is a 3-time acting Emmy, 1-time Oscar, and 1-time Tony nominee, for a total of five TC nominations. Irons has won four TC qualifying awards.Academy Awards:
  1. 1991: Best Actor in a Leading RoleReversal of FortunePrimetime Emmy Awards:
  2. 1997: Outstanding Voice-Over PerformanceThe Great War and the Shaping of the 20th Century
  3. 2006: Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or a MovieElizabeth ITony Awards:
  4. 1984: Best Leading Actor in a Play – ''The Real Thing''

Anne Bancroft

American actress Anne Bancroft completed the triple crown in 1999. She was a 6-time acting Emmy, 5-time Oscar, and 3-time Tony nominee, for a total of 14 TC nominations. Bancroft won four awards.Academy Awards:
  1. 1963: Best Actress in a Leading RoleThe Miracle WorkerPrimetime Emmy Awards:
  2. 1999: Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or a MovieDeep in My HeartTony Awards:
  3. 1958: Best Supporting or Featured Actress in a PlayTwo for the Seesaw
  4. 1960: Best Leading Actress in a Play – ''The Miracle Worker''

Vanessa Redgrave

English actress and activist Vanessa Redgrave completed the triple crown in 2003. She is a 6-time Oscar, 6-time Emmy, and 3-time Tony nominee, for a total of 15 TC nominations. Redgrave has won four TC qualifying awards.Academy Awards:
  1. 1978: Best Actress in a Supporting RoleJuliaPrimetime Emmy Awards:
  2. 1981: Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited Series or a SpecialPlaying for Time
  3. 2000: Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or a MovieIf These Walls Could Talk 2Tony Awards:
  4. 2003: Best Leading Actress in a Play – ''Long Day's Journey into Night''

Maggie Smith

English actress Maggie Smith completed the triple crown in 2003. She was a 9-time Emmy, 6-time Oscar, and 3-time Tony nominee, for a total of 18 TC nominations. Smith was the first and only Triple Crown winner to win seven TC qualifying awards.Academy Awards:
  1. 1970: Best Actress in a Leading RoleThe Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
  2. 1979: Best Actress in a Supporting RoleCalifornia SuitePrimetime Emmy Awards:
  3. 2003: Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or MovieMy House in Umbria
  4. 2011: Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or a MovieDownton Abbey
  5. 2012: Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama SeriesDownton Abbey
  6. 2016: Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama SeriesDownton AbbeyTony Awards:
  7. 1990: Best Leading Actress in a Play – ''Lettice and Lovage''

Al Pacino

American actor Al Pacino completed the triple crown in 2004. He is a 9-time Oscar, 3-time Emmy, and 3-time Tony nominee, for a total of 15 TC nominations. Pacino has won five TC qualifying awards.Academy Awards:
  1. 1993: Best Actor in a Leading RoleScent of a WomanPrimetime Emmy Awards:
  2. 2004: Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or a MovieAngels in America
  3. 2011: Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or a MovieYou Don't Know JackTony Awards:
  4. 1969: Best Supporting or Featured Actor in a PlayDoes a Tiger Wear a Necktie?
  5. 1977: Best Leading Actor in a Play – ''The Basic Training of Pavlo Hummel''

Geoffrey Rush

Australian actor Geoffrey Rush completed the triple crown in 2009. He is a 4-time Oscar, 2-time Emmy, and 1-time Tony nominee, for a total of seven TC nominations. Rush has won three TC qualifying awards.Academy Awards:
  1. 1997: Best Actor in a Leading RoleShinePrimetime Emmy Awards:
  2. 2005: Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or a MovieThe Life and Death of Peter SellersTony Awards:
  3. 2009: Best Leading Actor in a Play – ''Exit the King''

Ellen Burstyn

American actress Ellen Burstyn completed the triple crown in 2009. She is an 8-time Emmy, 6-time Oscar, and 1-time Tony nominee, for a total of 15 TC nominations. Burstyn has won four TC qualifying awards.Academy Awards:
  1. 1975: Best Actress in a Leading RoleAlice Doesn't Live Here AnymorePrimetime Emmy Awards:
  2. 2009: Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama SeriesLaw & Order: Special Victims Unit
  3. 2013: Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or MoviePolitical AnimalsTony Awards:
  4. 1975: Best Leading Actress in a Play – ''Same Time, Next Year''

Christopher Plummer

Canadian actor Christopher Plummer completed the triple crown in 2012. He was a 7-time Emmy, 7-time Tony, and 3-time Oscar nominee, for a total of 17 TC nominations. Plummer won five awards. With his Oscar win in 2012, Plummer became the oldest person to complete the Triple Crown at the age of 82.Academy Awards:
  1. 2012: Best Actor in a Supporting RoleBeginnersPrimetime Emmy Awards:
  2. 1977: Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited SeriesThe Moneychangers
  3. 1994: Outstanding Voice-Over PerformanceMadelineTony Awards:
  4. 1974: Best Leading Actor in a MusicalCyrano
  5. 1997: Best Leading Actor in a Play – ''Barrymore''

Helen Mirren

English actress Helen Mirren completed the triple crown in 2015. She is an 11-time Emmy, 4-time Oscar, and 3-time Tony nominee, for a total of 18 TC nominations. Mirren has won six TC qualifying awards.Academy Awards:
  1. 2007: Best Actress in a Leading RoleThe QueenPrimetime Emmy Awards:
  2. 1996: Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or a SpecialPrime Suspect: The Scent of Darkness
  3. 1999: Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or a MovieThe Passion of Ayn Rand
  4. 2006: Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or a MovieElizabeth I
  5. 2007: Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or a Movie – Prime Suspect: The Final ActTony Awards:
  6. 2015: Best Leading Actress in a Play – ''The Audience''

Frances McDormand

American actress and producer Frances McDormand completed the triple crown in 2015. She is a 6-time acting Oscar, 2-time Tony, and 2-time acting Emmy nominee, for a total of 10 TC nominations. McDormand has won five TC qualifying awards.Academy Awards:
  1. 1997: Best Actress in a Leading RoleFargo
  2. 2018: Best Actress in a Leading Role – Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
  3. 2021: Best Actress in a Leading Role – NomadlandPrimetime Emmy Awards:
  4. 2015: Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited Series or a MovieOlive KitteridgeTony Awards:
  5. 2011: Best Leading Actress in a Play – ''Good People''

Jessica Lange

American actress Jessica Lange completed the triple crown in 2016. She is a 10-time Emmy, 6-time Oscar, and 2-time Tony nominee, for a total of 18 TC nominations. Lange has won six TC qualifying awards.Academy Awards:
  1. 1983: Best Actress in a Supporting RoleTootsie
  2. 1995: Best Actress in a Leading RoleBlue SkyPrimetime Emmy Awards:
  3. 2009: Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or a MovieGrey Gardens
  4. 2012: Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or a MovieAmerican Horror Story: Murder House
  5. 2014: Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or a Movie – American Horror Story: CovenTony Awards:
  6. 2016: Best Leading Actress in a Play – ''Long Day's Journey into Night''

Viola Davis

American actress and producer Viola Davis completed the triple crown in 2017. She is the first African American to achieve the triple crown. She is a 4-time Oscar, 3-time Tony, and 5-time Emmy nominee, for a total of 12 TC nominations. Davis has won four TC qualifying awards. She also won a Grammy in 2023 for Best Audio Book, Narration & Storytelling Recording to complete the EGOT. Davis is one of only three Triple Crown winners to have also achieved EGOT status.Academy Awards:
  1. 2017: Best Actress in a Supporting RoleFencesPrimetime Emmy Awards:
  2. 2015: Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama SeriesHow to Get Away with MurderTony Awards:
  3. 2001: Best Featured Actress in a PlayKing Hedley II
  4. 2010: Best Leading Actress in a Play – ''Fences''

Glenda Jackson

English actress and former Member of Parliament Glenda Jackson completed the triple crown in 2018. She was a 5-time Tony, 5-time Emmy, and 4-time Oscar nominee, for a total of 14 TC nominations. Jackson won six awards. Her forty-eight-year completion is the longest of any triple crown recipient.Academy Awards:
  1. 1971: Best Actress in a Leading RoleWomen in Love
  2. 1974: Best Actress in a Leading Role – A Touch of ClassPrimetime Emmy Awards:
  3. 1972: Outstanding Single Performance by an Actress in a Leading RoleElizabeth R
  4. 1972: Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Dramatic SeriesElizabeth RInternational Emmy Awards:
  5. 2020: Best Performance by an ActressElizabeth Is MissingTony Awards:
  6. 2018: Best Leading Actress in a Play – ''Three Tall Women''

Two competitive awards

The following people have each won two out of the three major entertainment awards that honor acting in competitive categories.

Missing an Academy Award (Oscar)

  1. Jane Alexander
  2. Mary Alice
  3. Judith Anderson,
  4. Bea Arthur
  5. Christine Baranski
  6. Ellen Barkin
  7. Gertrude Berg
  8. Philip Bosco
  9. Pamela Brown
  10. David Burns
  11. Stockard Channing
  12. Kristin Chenoweth
  13. Glenn Close
  14. Jodie Comer
  15. James Corden
  16. Bryan Cranston
  17. Darren Criss
  18. Hume Cronyn,
  19. Billy Crudup
  20. Tyne Daly
  21. Blythe Danner
  22. André De Shields
  23. Colleen Dewhurst
  24. Stephen Dillane
  25. Nanette Fabray
  26. Laurence Fishburne
  27. Ed Flanders
  28. Helen Gallagher
  29. Vincent Gardenia,
  30. George Grizzard
  31. Julie Harris,
  32. Neil Patrick Harris
  33. Rosemary Harris
  34. Sean Hayes
  35. George Hearn
  36. Edward Herrmann
  37. Gregory Hines
  38. Judd Hirsch
  39. Hal Holbrook ,
  40. Ken Howard
  41. Barnard Hughes
  42. Hugh Jackman
  43. Derek Jacobi
  44. Michael Jeter
  45. Cherry Jones
  46. James Earl Jones, , NCA
  47. Madeline Kahn ,
  48. Shirley Knight,
  49. Richard Kiley
  50. Swoosie Kurtz
  51. Nathan Lane
  52. Anthony LaPaglia
  53. John Larroquette
  54. Ron Leibman
  55. Margaret Leighton,
  56. Judith Light
  57. John Lithgow
  58. Cleavon Little
  59. Alfred Lunt,
  60. Mary Martin
  61. Roddy McDowall
  62. Laurie Metcalf
  63. Bette Midler
  64. Debra Monk
  65. Michael Moriarty
  66. Robert Morse
  67. Donna Murphy
  68. Bebe Neuwirth
  69. Cynthia Nixon
  70. Mary-Louise Parker
  71. Mandy Patinkin
  72. Sarah Paulson
  73. David Hyde Pierce
  74. Amanda Plummer
  75. Billy Porter
  76. Diana Rigg
  77. Tony Shalhoub
  78. Phil Silvers
  79. Sarah Snook
  80. Jeremy Strong
  81. Lily Tomlin
  82. Cicely Tyson , , NCA
  83. Dick Van Dyke
  84. Courtney B. Vance
  85. Eli Wallach , NCA
  86. Jeffrey Wright

Missing an Emmy Award

  1. Alan Arkin,
  2. Martin Balsam,
  3. Ed Begley,
  4. Yul Brynner
  5. Judi Dench
  6. Sandy Dennis
  7. José Ferrer,
  8. Henry Fonda,
  9. Joel Grey
  10. Alec Guinness†◊
  11. Marcia Gay Harden
  12. Rex Harrison
  13. Audrey Hepburn
  14. Judy Holliday
  15. Lila Kedrova
  16. Kevin Kline
  17. Vivien Leigh
  18. Fredric March,
  19. Walter Matthau,
  20. Liza Minnelli
  21. Paul Muni,
  22. Patricia Neal,
  23. Eddie Redmayne
  24. Anne Revere
  25. Mercedes Ruehl
  26. Mark Rylance
  27. Kevin Spacey
  28. Beatrice Straight,
  29. Jo Van Fleet
  30. Denzel Washington
  31. Catherine Zeta-Jones

Missing a Tony Award

  1. Julie Andrews
  2. Patricia Arquette
  3. Kathy Bates
  4. Halle Berry
  5. Marlon Brando
  6. Jim Broadbent
  7. Art Carney,
  8. Olivia Colman
  9. Kieran Culkin
  10. Jamie Lee Curtis
  11. Bette Davis
  12. Laura Dern
  13. Michael Douglas
  14. Patty Duke
  15. Faye Dunaway
  16. Robert Duvall
  17. Sally Field
  18. Jane Fonda
  19. Jodie Foster
  20. John Gielgud ,,NCA
  21. Ruth Gordon,
  22. Louis Gossett Jr.
  23. Lee Grant
  24. Anne Hathaway
  25. Eileen Heckart,,NCA
  26. Katharine Hepburn,
  27. Dustin Hoffman
  28. William Holden
  29. Anthony Hopkins
  30. Helen Hunt
  31. Holly Hunter
  32. Allison Janney
  33. Nicole Kidman
  34. Regina King
  35. Cloris Leachman
  36. Tommy Lee Jones
  37. Melissa Leo
  38. Jack Lemmon,
  39. Karl Malden
  40. Rami Malek
  41. Julianne Moore
  42. Paul Newman,
  43. Lupita Nyong'o,
  44. Laurence Olivier,
  45. Geraldine Page,
  46. Jack Palance
  47. Gwyneth Paltrow
  48. Cliff Robertson
  49. Eva Marie Saint
  50. George C. Scott,
  51. Simone Signoret
  52. Meryl Streep
  53. Emma Thompson
  54. Claire Trevor
  55. Peter Ustinov,
  56. Dianne Wiest
  57. Robin Williams
  58. Kate Winslet
  59. Shelley Winters
  60. Joanne Woodward
  61. Loretta Young

Three nominations

The following people have not won all three awards in competitive acting categories, but have received at least one nomination for each of them:
  1. Alan Alda
  2. Jane Alexander
  3. Joan Allen
  4. Judith Anderson
  5. Julie Andrews
  6. Alan Arkin
  7. Lauren Bacall
  8. Alec Baldwin
  9. Martin Balsam
  10. Antonio BanderasN/A
  11. Barbara BarrieN/A
  12. Kathy Bates
  13. Ed Begley
  14. Ralph Bellamy
  15. Annette BeningN/A
  16. Cate Blanchett
  17. Joan Blondell,N/A
  18. Charles Boyer,N/A
  19. Richard Burton
  20. Diahann Carroll
  21. Art Carney
  22. Stockard Channing
  23. Jessica Chastain
  24. Patricia Clarkson
  25. George Clooney
  26. Glenn Close
  27. James Coco
  28. Claudette Colbert
  29. Toni Collette
  30. Chris Cooper
  31. Gladys Cooper,N/A
  32. Tom CourtenayN/A
  33. Bryan Cranston
  34. Hume Cronyn
  35. Judi Dench
  36. Colman Domingo
  37. Adam DriverN/A
  38. Charles Durning
  39. Cynthia Erivo
  40. José Ferrer
  41. Sally Field
  42. Ralph Fiennes
  43. Albert Finney
  44. Laurence Fishburne
  45. Henry Fonda
  46. Jane Fonda
  47. Morgan Freeman
  48. Vincent Gardenia
  49. Andrew Garfield
  50. John Gielgud
  51. Jack Gilford
  52. Jackie Gleason
  53. Ruth Gordon
  54. Joel Grey
  55. Alec Guinness
  56. Jake GyllenhaalN/A
  57. Tom Hanks
  58. Marcia Gay Harden
  59. Ed HarrisN/A
  60. Julie Harris
  61. Rosemary Harris
  62. Eileen Heckart
  63. Brian Tyree HenryN/A
  64. Katharine Hepburn
  65. Judd Hirsch
  66. Dustin Hoffman
  67. Philip Seymour Hoffman
  68. Hal Holbrook
  69. Ian Holm
  70. Tom Hulce
  71. William Hurt
  72. Hugh Jackman
  73. Allison Janney
  74. James Earl Jones
  75. Madeline Kahn
  76. Diane Keaton
  77. Anna KendrickN/A
  78. Kevin Kline
  79. Shirley Knight
  80. Angela Lansbury
  81. Jude LawN/A
  82. Eva Le Gallienne
  83. Margaret Leighton
  84. Jack Lemmon
  85. Laura Linney
  86. John Lithgow
  87. Alfred Lunt
  88. Fredric March
  89. Walter Matthau
  90. Ian McKellen
  91. Janet McTeer
  92. Laurie Metcalf
  93. Bette Midler
  94. Paul Muni
  95. Mildred Natwick
  96. Patricia Neal
  97. Ruth NeggaN/A
  98. Kate NelliganN/A
  99. Paul Newman
  100. Lupita Nyong'o
  101. Leslie Odom Jr.
  102. Sophie Okonedo
  103. Laurence Olivier
  104. Geraldine Page
  105. Joan Plowright
  106. Sidney Poitier
  107. Jonathan Pryce
  108. Anthony Quayle
  109. Anthony Quinn
  110. Da'Vine Joy Randolph
  111. Stephen ReaN/A
  112. Lynn Redgrave,N/A
  113. John C. ReillyN/A
  114. Lee Remick,N/A
  115. Debbie Reynolds,N/A
  116. Beah Richards
  117. Thelma Ritter
  118. Sam Rockwell
  119. Mickey Rooney
  120. Mark Ruffalo
  121. Mark Rylance
  122. George C. Scott
  123. Michael ShannonN/A
  124. Gary Sinise
  125. Kevin Spacey
  126. Kim Stanley
  127. Beatrice Straight
  128. Meryl Streep
  129. Jeremy Strong
  130. Lily Tomlin
  131. Rip Torn
  132. Cicely Tyson
  133. Stanley Tucci
  134. Peter Ustinov
  135. Christopher Walken
  136. Sam WaterstonN/A
  137. Sigourney WeaverN/A
  138. James Whitmore
  139. Michelle Williams
  140. Mare Winningham
  141. Jeffrey Wright
  142. Catherine Zeta Jones