Oscar Winners List Best Actor: From Anthony Hopkins In 2021 To Emil Jannings In 1928

The
94th
Academy
Awards
set
to
take
place
on
March
27,
2022,
will
also
mark
the
end
of
awards
season
for
the
year.
The
Oscar
ceremony
aims
at
celebrating
the
actors
and
the
film
technicians
during
the
awards
night
from
Best
Actor,
Best
Director
to
Best
Hair,
Make-up,
Costume
as
well
as
the
Soundtrack
and
Original
Scores.

Each
year
since
the
first
show
in
1928,
talented
cast
and
crew
have
been
celebrated
for
their
performances
in
releases
each
year.
The
Best
Actor
trophy
has
been
handed
out
since
the
very
first
ceremony
in
1928,
which
was
won
by
Emil
Jannings
for
a
combo
of

The
Last
Command
and

The
Way
of
All
Flesh.
Meanwhile,
the
most
recent
winner
was
also
the
oldest
actor
to
ever
win
the
trophy,
Anthony
Hopkins
for

The
Father.

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2022:
James
Cameron,
John
Williams
&
Others
Urge
Academy
To
Reverse
Controversial
Telecast
Changes

Ahead
of
the
Oscars
2022
ceremony,
we
decided
to
look
at
every
actor
that
has
won
the
top
acting
awards.
Here
is
a
list
of
all
Best
Actor
winners
in
the
history
of
Academy
Awards:

2020/21
–
Anthony
Hopkins,
The
Father
2019
–
Joaquin
Phoenix,
Joker
2018
–
Rami
Malek,
Bohemian
Rhapsody
2017
–
Gary
Oldman,
Darkest
Hour
2016
–
Casey
Affleck,
Manchester
by
the
Sea
2015
–
Leonardo
DiCaprio,
The
Revenant
2014
–
Eddie
Redmayne,
The
Theory
of
Everything
2013
–
Matthew
McConaughey,
Dallas
Buyers
Club
2012
–
Daniel
Day-Lewis,
Lincoln
2011
–
Jean
Duhardin,
The
Artist
2010
–
Colin
Firth,
The
King’s
Speech
2009
–
Jeff
Bridges,
Crazy
Heart
2008
–
Sean
Penn,
Milk
2007
–
Daniel
Day-Lewis,
There
Will
Be
Blood
2006
–
Forest
Whitaker,
The
Last
King
of
Scotland
2005
–
Philip
Seymour
Hoffman,
Capote
2004
–
Jamie
Foxx,
Ray
2003
–
Sean
Penn,
Mystic
River
2002
–
Adrien
Brody,
The
Pianist
2001
–
Denzel
Washington,
Training
Day
2000
–
Russell
Crowe,
Gladiator
1999
–
Kevin
Spacey,
American
Beauty
1998
–
Roberto
Benigni,
Life
Is
Beautiful
1997
–
Jack
Nicholson,
As
Good
as
It
Gets
1996
–
Geoffrey
Rush,
Shine
1995
–
Nicolas
Cage,
Leaving
Las
Vegas
1994
–
Tom
Hanks,
Forrest
Gump
1993
–
Tom
Hanks,
Philadelphia
1992
–
Al
Pacino,
Scent
of
a
Woman
1991
–
Anthony
Hopkins,
The
Silence
of
the
Lambs
1990
–
Jeremy
Irons,
Reversal
of
Fortune
1989
–
Daniel
Day-Lewis,
My
Left
Foot
1988
–
Dustin
Hoffman,
Rain
Man
1987
–
Michael
Douglas,
Wall
Street
1986
–
Paul
Newman,
The
Color
of
Money
1985
–
William
Hurt,
Kiss
of
the
Spider
Woman
1984
–
F.
Murray
Abraham,
Amadeus
1983
–
Robert
Duvall,
Tender
Mercies
1982
–
Ben
Kingsley,
Gandhi
1981
–
Henry
Fonda,
On
Golden
Pond
1980
–
Robert
De
Niro,
Raging
Bull
1979
–
Dustin
Hoffman,
Kramer
vs.
Kramer
1978
–
Jon
Voight,
Coming
Home
1977
–
Richard
Dreyfuss,
The
Goodbye
Girl
1976
–
Peter
Finch,
Network
1975
–
Jack
Nicholson,
One
Flew
over
the
Cuckoo’s
Nest
1974
–
Art
Carnet,
Harry
and
Tonto
1973
–
Jack
Lemmon,
Save
the
Tiger

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2022:
Regina
Hall,
Amy
Schumer,
Wanda
Sykes
Confirmed
As
Hosts
For
94th
Academy
Awards

1972
–
Marlon
Brando,
The
Godfather
1971
–
Gene
Hackman,
The
French
Connection
1970
–
George
C.
Scott,
Patton
1969
–
John
Wayne,
True
Grit
1968
–
Cliff
Robertson,
Charly
1967
–
Rod
Steiger,
In
the
Heat
of
the
Night
1966
–
Paul
Scofield,
A
Man
for
All
Seasons
1965
–
Lee
Marvin,
Cat
Ballou
1964
–
Rex
Harrison,
My
Fair
Lady
1963
–
Sidney
Poitier,
Lilies
of
the
Field
1962
–
Gregory
Peck,
To
Kill
a
Mockingbird
1961
–
Maximilian
Schell,
Judgment
at
Nuremberg
1960
–
Burt
Lancaster,
Elmer
Gantry
1959
–
Charlton
Heston,
Ben-Hur
1958
–
David
Niven,
Separate
Tables
1957
–
Alec
Guinness,
The
Bridge
on
the
River
Kwai
1956
–
Yul
Brynner,
The
King
and
I
1955
–
Ernest
Borgnine,
Marty
Pilletti
1954
–
Marlon
Brando,
On
the
Waterfront
1953
–
William
Holden,
Stalag
17
1952
–
Gary
Cooper,
High
Noon
1951
–
Humphrey
Bogart,
The
African
Queen
1950
–
Jose
Ferrer,
Cyrano
de
Bergerac
1949
–
Broderick
Crawford,
All
the
King’s
Men
1948
–
Laurence
Olivier,
Hamlet
1947
–
Ronald
Colman,
A
Double
Life
1946
–
Fredric
March,
The
Best
Years
of
Our
Lives
1945
–
Ray
Milland,
The
Lost
Weekend
1944
–
Bing
Crosby,
Going
My
Way
1943
–
Paul
Lukas,
Watch
on
the
Rhine
1942
–
James
Cagney,
Yankee
Doodle
Dandy
1941
–
Gary
Cooper,
Sergeant
York
1940
–
James
Stewart,
The
Philadelphia
Story
1939
–
Robert
Donat,
Goodbye,
Mr.
Chips
1938
–
Spencer
Tracy,
Boys
Town
1937
–
Spencer
Tracy,
Captains
Courageous
1936
–
Paul
Muni,
The
Story
of
Louis
Pasteur
1935
–
Victor
McLaglen,
The
Informer
1934
–
Clark
Gable,
It
Happened
One
Night
1932/1933
–
Charles
Laughton,
The
Private
Life
of
Henry
VIII
1931/1932
–
Wallace
Beery,
The
Champ
AND
Fredric
March,
Dr.
Jekyll
and
Mr.
Hyde
1930/1931
–
Lionel
Barrymore,
A
Free
Soul
1929/1930
–
George
Arliss,
Disraeli
1927/28
–
Emil
Jannings,
The
Last
Command,
The
Way
of
All
Flesh.