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As we approach the 92nd Academy Awards Ceremony on Sunday February 9, 2020, let's take a look at the Oscar winners over the years, specifically the actors with multiple wins. Let's just make it clear – not all great actors are properly recognized for their awesome work because there aren't robust ways to directly measure acting using numbers. While there aren't points, touchdowns, or goals scored to compare performers, acting LIKE sports, earns internationally-recognized awards. Without further ado, here are the winners, not nominees, for best leading actor and best supporting actor.
We'll be looking at all actors to date using data from the amazing developers over at Datahub: https://datahub.io/rufuspollock/oscars-nominees-and-winners
Spoiler Alert: Ingrid Bergman didn't win an Oscar for Casablanca (1942)! Nor Jack Nicholson for the Joker in Batman (1989)!
As we approach the 92nd Academy Awards Ceremony on Sunday February 9, 2020, let's take a look at the Oscar winners over the years, specifically the actors with multiple wins. Let's just make it clear – not all great actors are properly recognized for their awesome work because there aren't robust ways to directly measure acting using numbers. While there aren't points, touchdowns, or goals scored to compare performers, acting LIKE sports, earns internationally-recognized awards. Without further ado, here are the winners, not nominees, for best leading actor and best supporting actor.
We'll be looking at all actors to date using data from the amazing developers over at Datahub: https://datahub.io/rufuspollock/oscars-nominees-and-winners
Spoiler Alert: Ingrid Bergman didn't win an Oscar for Casablanca (1942)! Nor Jack Nicholson for the Joker in Batman (1989)!
