List of awards and nominations received by Ethan Hawke

Ethan Hawke awards and nominations

Hawke at the 2018 Montclair Film Festival
Awards and nominations Award Wins Nominations Academy Awards 0 4 BAFTA Awards 0 1 Daytime Emmy Awards 1 1 Golden Globe Awards 0 2 Screen Actors Guild Awards 0 4 Tony Awards 0 1
Totals[a]
Wins	54
Nominations	150
Note Certain award groups do not simply award one winner. They acknowledge several different recipients, have runners-up, and have third place. Since this is a specific recognition and is different from losing an award, runner-up mentions are considered wins in this award tally. For simplification and to avoid errors, each award in this list has been presumed to have had a prior nomination.

Ethan Hawke is an American actor, writer and director who has received various awards and nominations throughout his career.

Hawke has been nominated for four Academy Awards, receiving two nominations for Best Adapted Screenplay, thanks to his writing contributions in Before Sunset (2004) and its sequel Before Midnight (2013), and two nominations for Best Supporting Actor, for his performances in the films Training Day (2001) and Boyhood (2014). The Before trilogy also earned him nominations at the Critics' Choice Movie Awards, Independent Spirit Awards and Writers Guild of America Awards, while the coming-of-age drama Boyhood garnered him further nominations for Best Supporting Actor at the British Academy Film Awards, Golden Globe Awards, Satellite Awards and Screen Actors Guild Awards. In 2018, he received critical acclaim for his performance as a Protestant minister in Paul Schrader's drama First Reformed, winning the Independent Spirit Award for Best Male Lead and being honored by several critics associations, including the London Film Critics' Circle, the Los Angeles Film Critics Association, the National Society of Film Critics and the New York Film Critics Circle.

In addition to his film work, Hawke has appeared in television series including The Good Lord Bird (2020), which earned him nominations for a Golden Globe Award, a Screen Actors Guild Award and a Writers Guild of America Award, and took part in the 2006 Broadway debut of Tom Stoppard's play The Coast of Utopia, receiving a nomination for the Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a Play.

Awards and nominations

Awards and nominations received by Ethan Hawke

Award	Year[a]	Nominated work	Category	Result	Ref.
Academy Awards	2002	Training Day	Best Supporting Actor	Nominated	[1]
	2005	Before Sunset	Best Adapted Screenplay[b]	Nominated	[2]
	2014	Before Midnight	Best Adapted Screenplay[c]	Nominated	[3]
	2015	Boyhood	Best Supporting Actor	Nominated	[4]
Alliance of Women Film Journalists Awards	2019	First Reformed	Best Actor	Won	[5]
AARP Movies for Grownups Awards	2014	Before Midnight	Best Screenwriter[c]	Won	[6]
			Best Grownup Love Story[d]	Nominated
	2021	The Good Lord Bird	Best Actor (TV/Streaming)	Nominated	[7]
Austin Film Critics Association Awards	2019	First Reformed	Best Actor	Won	[8]
AACTA International Awards	2015	Boyhood	Best Supporting Actor	Nominated	[9]
Boston Society of Film Critics Awards	2014	Boyhood	Best Cast[e]	Won	[10]
	2018	First Reformed	Best Actor	Runner-up	[11]
British Academy Film Awards	2015	Boyhood	Best Actor in a Supporting Role	Nominated	[12]
Canadian Screen Awards	2018	Maudie	Best Supporting Actor	Won	[13]
Cannes Film Festival Awards	2001	Chelsea Walls	Caméra d'Or	Nominated	[14]
Chicago Film Critics Association Awards	2013	Before Midnight	Best Adapted Screenplay[c]	Nominated	[15]
	2014	Boyhood	Best Supporting Actor	Nominated	[16]
	2018	First Reformed	Best Actor	Won	[17]
Chlotrudis Awards	2015	Boyhood	Best Supporting Actor	Nominated	[18]
	2018	Maudie	Best Actor	Nominated	[19]
	2019	First Reformed	Best Actor	Nominated	[20]
Critics' Choice Movie Awards	2008	Before the Devil Knows You're Dead	Best Acting Ensemble[e]	Nominated	[21]
	2014	Before Midnight	Best Adapted Screenplay[c]	Nominated	[22]
		The Before Trilogy	Louis XIII Genius Award[c]	Won	[23]
	2015	Boyhood	Best Supporting Actor	Nominated	[24]
			Best Acting Ensemble[e]	Nominated
	2019	First Reformed	Best Actor	Nominated	[25]
Critics' Choice Super Awards	2023	The Black Phone	Best Actor in a Horror Movie	Nominated	[26]
		Moon Knight	Best Villain in a Series, Limited Series or TV Movie	Nominated
Dallas–Fort Worth Film Critics Association Awards	2014	Boyhood	Best Supporting Actor	Nominated	[27]
	2018	First Reformed	Best Actor	Nominated	[28]
Daytime Emmy Awards	2017	Invasion!	Outstanding Interactive – Original Daytime Content[f]	Won	[29]
Detroit Film Critics Society Awards	2007	Before the Devil Knows You're Dead	Best Ensemble[e]	Nominated	[30]
	2013	Before Midnight	Best Screenplay[c]	Nominated	[31]
	2014	Boyhood	Best Supporting Actor	Nominated	[32]
			Best Ensemble[e]	Nominated
	2018	First Reformed	Best Actor	Won	[33]
Dorian Awards	2019	First Reformed	Film Performance of the Year — Actor	Won	[34]
Drama Desk Awards	2009	The Winter's Tale	Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play	Nominated	[35]
	2010	A Lie of the Mind	Outstanding Director of a Play	Nominated	[36]
Drama League Awards	2019	True West	Distinguished Performance	Nominated	[37]
Dublin Film Critics' Circle Awards	2014	Before Midnight	Best Actor	Nominated	[38]
			Best Screenplay[c]	Won
	2019	First Reformed	Best Actor	Nominated	[39]
Fangoria Chainsaw Awards	2013	Sinister	Best Actor	Nominated	[40]
	2023	The Black Phone	Best Supporting Performance	Nominated	[41]
Florida Film Critics Circle Awards	2014	Boyhood	Best Cast[e]	Runner-up	[42]
	2018	First Reformed	Best Actor	Nominated	[43]
Georgia Film Critics Association Awards	2015	Boyhood	Best Supporting Actor	Nominated	[44]
			Best Ensemble[e]	Nominated
	2019	First Reformed	Best Actor	Won	[45]
Golden Globe Awards	2015	Boyhood	Best Supporting Actor – Motion Picture	Nominated	[46]
	2021	The Good Lord Bird	Best Actor – Miniseries or Television Film	Nominated
Gotham Awards	2002	Chelsea Walls	Open Palm Award	Nominated	[47]
	2007	Before the Devil Knows You're Dead	Best Ensemble Cast[e]	Won	[48]
	2014	Boyhood	Best Actor	Nominated	[49]
	2016	Himself	Gotham Tribute	Won	[50]
	2018	First Reformed	Best Actor	Won	[51]
	2021	The Good Lord Bird	Breakthrough Series – Long Form[g]	Nominated	[52]
			Outstanding Performance in a New Series	Won
	2022	The Last Movie Stars	Breakthrough Nonfiction Series[h]	Nominated	[53]
Hollywood Critics Association Awards	2018	First Reformed	Best Actor	Nominated	[54]
Hollywood Critics Association TV Awards	2022	Moon Knight	Best Supporting Actor in a Streaming Limited or Anthology Series or Movie	Nominated	[55]
Hollywood Film Awards	2013	Before Midnight	Hollywood Screenwriter Award[c]	Won	[56]
Houston Film Critics Society Awards	2013	Before Midnight	Best Screenplay[c]	Nominated	[57]
	2015	Boyhood	Best Supporting Actor	Nominated	[58]
	2019	First Reformed	Best Actor	Nominated	[59]
Independent Spirit Awards	2005	Before Sunset	Best Screenplay[c]	Nominated	[60]
	2014	Before Midnight	Best Screenplay[c]	Nominated
	2016	Boyhood	Best Supporting Male	Nominated
	2019	First Reformed	Best Male Lead	Won
IndieWire Critics Poll Awards	2013	Before Midnight	Best Screenplay[c]	Won	[61]
	2014	Boyhood	Best Supporting Actor	Nominated	[62]
	2016	Born to Be Blue	Best Actor	Nominated	[63]
	2018	First Reformed	Best Actor	Won	[64]
International Adana Film Festival Awards	2018	Blaze	International Feature Film	Nominated	[65]
International Cinephile Society Awards	2014	Before Midnight	Best Adapted Screenplay[c]	Runner-up	[66]
	2019	First Reformed	Best Actor	Runner-up	[67]
Irish Film & Television Awards	2018	Maudie	Best International Actor	Won	[68]
Karlovy Vary International Film Festival Awards	2021	Himself	Festival President's Award	Won	[69]
Locarno International Film Festival Awards	2018	Himself	Excellence Award	Won	[70]
London Film Critics' Circle Awards	2015	Boyhood	Supporting Actor of the Year	Nominated	[71]
	2019	First Reformed	Actor of the Year	Won	[72]
Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards	2013	Before Midnight	Best Screenplay[c]	Won	[73]
	2018	First Reformed	Best Actor	Won	[74]
Lucille Lortel Awards	2005	Hurlyburly	Outstanding Lead Actor	Nominated	[75]
Method Fest Independent Film Festival Awards	2019	Stockholm	Best Actor	Won	[76]
MTV Movie & TV Awards	1994	Reality Bites	Best Kiss[i]	Nominated	[77]
	1995	Before Sunrise	Best Kiss[d]	Nominated	[78]
	2014	The Purge	Best Scared-As-Shit Performance	Nominated	[79]
National Society of Film Critics Awards	2005	Before Sunset	Best Screenplay[c]	Nominated	[80]
	2014	Before Midnight	Best Screenplay[c]	Won	[81]
	2019	First Reformed	Best Actor	Won	[82]
New York Film Critics Circle Awards	2018	First Reformed	Best Actor	Won	[83]
New York Film Critics Online Awards	2018	First Reformed	Best Actor	Won	[84]
Obie Awards	2011	Blood from a Stone	Distinguished Performance by an Actor	Won	[85]
Online Film Critics Society Awards	2005	Before Sunset	Best Adapted Screenplay[c]	Nominated	[86]
	2013	Before Midnight	Best Adapted Screenplay[c]	Nominated	[87]
	2014	Boyhood	Best Supporting Actor	Nominated	[88]
	2019	First Reformed	Best Actor	Won	[89]
St. Louis Film Critics Association Awards	2013	Before Midnight	Best Adapted Screenplay[c]	Nominated	[90]
	2014	Boyhood	Best Supporting Actor	Nominated	[91]
	2018	First Reformed	Best Actor	Won	[92]
San Diego Film Critics Society Awards	2013	Before Midnight	Best Adapted Screenplay[c]	Won	[93]
	2014	Boyhood	Best Supporting Actor	Nominated	[94]
			Best Performance by an Ensemble[e]	Nominated
	2017	Maudie	Best Supporting Actor	Nominated	[95]
	2018	First Reformed	Best Actor	Won	[96]
	2023	The Black Phone Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery The Northman Raymond & Ray	Special Award for Body of Work	Runner-up	[97]
San Francisco Bay Area Film Critics Circle Awards	2013	Before Midnight	Best Adapted Screenplay[c]	Nominated	[98]
	2014	Boyhood	Best Supporting Actor	Nominated	[99]
	2018	First Reformed	Best Actor	Won	[100]
San Sebastián International Film Festival Awards	2016	Himself	Donostia Award	Won	[101]
Santa Barbara International Film Festival Awards	2015	Himself	American Riviera Award	Won	[102]
Satellite Awards	2007	Before the Devil Knows You're Dead	Best Cast – Motion Picture[e]	Won	[103]
	2014	Before Midnight	Best Adapted Screenplay[c]	Nominated	[104]
	2015	Boyhood	Best Supporting Actor – Motion Picture	Nominated	[105]
		"Split the Difference" (from Boyhood)	Best Original Song	Nominated
	2019	First Reformed	Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Drama	Nominated	[106]
	2019	The Good Lord Bird	Best Actor – Miniseries or Television Film	Won	[107]
			Best Cast – Television Series[e]	Won
Saturn Awards	2022	The Black Phone	Best Supporting Actor in a Film	Nominated	[108]
		Moon Knight	Best Supporting Actor in a Streaming Series	Nominated
Screen Actors Guild Awards	2002	Training Day	Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role	Nominated	[109]
	2015	Boyhood	Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role	Nominated	[110]
			Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture[e]	Nominated
	2021	The Good Lord Bird	Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Miniseries or Television Movie	Nominated	[111]
Seattle Film Critics Society Awards	2018	First Reformed	Best Actor	Won	[112]
Seattle International Film Festival Awards	2018	First Reformed	Golden Space Needle Award for Best Actor	Nominated	[113]
		Himself	Outstanding Achievement Award in Cinema	Won
Sundance Film Festival Awards	2018	Blaze	Grand Jury Prize	Nominated	[114]
TCA Awards	2021	The Good Lord Bird	Individual Achievement in Drama	Nominated	[115]
Tony Awards	2007	The Coast of Utopia	Best Featured Actor in a Play	Nominated	[116]
Toronto Film Critics Association Awards	2013	Before Midnight	Best Screenplay[c]	Runner-up	[117]
	2018	First Reformed	Best Actor	Won	[118]
Toronto International Film Festival Awards	2014	Seymour: An Introduction	People's Choice Award: Documentaries	Nominated	[119]
USC Scripter Awards	2021	The Good Lord Bird	Episodic Series[j]	Nominated	[120]
Vancouver Film Critics Circle Awards	2018	First Reformed	Best Actor	Won	[121]
Village Voice Film Poll Awards	2004	Before Sunset	Best Screenplay[c]	Runner-up	[122]
	2013	Before Midnight	Best Screenplay[c]	Won	[123]
	2014	Boyhood	Best Supporting Actor	Nominated	[124]
Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association Awards	2013	Before Midnight	Best Adapted Screenplay[c]	Nominated	[125]
	2014	Boyhood	Best Supporting Actor	Nominated	[126]
			Best Ensemble[e]	Nominated
	2018	First Reformed	Best Actor	Nominated	[127]
Writers Guild of America Awards	2005	Before Sunset	Best Adapted Screenplay[b]	Nominated	[128]
	2014	Before Midnight	Best Adapted Screenplay[c]	Nominated	[129]
	2021	The Good Lord Bird	Best Adapted Long Form Television[k]	Nominated	[130]
Young Artist Awards	1985	Explorers	Best Leading Young Actor in a Feature Film	Nominated	[131]
	1990	Dad	Best Supporting Young Actor in a Feature Film	Nominated	[132]

Notes

1. Indicates the year of ceremony.
2. shared with Julie Delpy, Kim Krizan, and Richard Linklater
3. shared with Julie Delpy and Richard Linklater
4. shared with Julie Delpy
5. shared with the cast
6. shared with the creators of the program
7. shared with the executive producers of the series
8. shared with the producers of the documentary series
9. shared with Winona Ryder
10. shared with Mark Richard
11. shared with Jeff Augustin, Erika L. Johnson, Mark Richard, Kristen SaBerre, and Lauren Signorino

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External links

• Awards for Ethan Hawke at IMDb