List of Black Golden Globe Award Winners and Nominees - Film - Best Actor in A Supporting Role in A Motion Picture

Best Actor in A Supporting Role in A Motion Picture

Year Nominee Motion Picture Result
1969 Ossie Davis The Scalphunters Nominated
1982 Howard E. Rollins, Jr. Ragtime
Nominated
1983 Louis Gossett, Jr. An Officer and a Gentleman
Won
1985 Adolph Caesar A Soldier's Story
Nominated
1988 Morgan Freeman Street Smart
Nominated
1990 Denzel Washington Glory
Won
1995 Samuel L. Jackson Pulp Fiction
Nominated
1997 Cuba Gooding, Jr. Jerry Maguire
Nominated
Samuel L. Jackson A Time to Kill Nominated
2000 Michael Clarke Duncan The Green Mile
Nominated
2005 Jamie Foxx Collateral
Nominated
Morgan Freeman Million Dollar Baby
Nominated
2007 Eddie Murphy Dreamgirls
Won

Notes:

  • Out of the 13 nominated performances, 11 went on to earn Academy Award nominations or wins.
  • Morgan Freeman and Samuel L. Jackson have the most nominations in this category with 2 nominations.

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