List of Nominees For The Academy Award For Best Supporting Actress (by Film Title)

List Of Nominees For The Academy Award For Best Supporting Actress (by Film Title)

The main article for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress presents the nominees and winners by year. This is a list of films with a cast member nominated for the award sorted by film title (with the year the film was released in parens following the film title). Winners of the award are indicated in bold. Also see List of Best Supporting Actress nominees for the same information sorted by actress.

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