How can one identify the best “actors’ directors” in Hollywood? One way, which seems as good as any, is to establish which directors have the best track records of guiding actors in their films to Oscar nominations. Here are the track records of all directors who oversaw performances that are in serious contention this year…

PEDRO ALMODOVAR (“Broken Embraces”) = 0/1

• Penelope Cruz (“Volver,” 2006) for best actress

KATHRYN BIGELOW (“The Hurt Locker”) = 0/0

JAMES CAMERON (“Avatar”) = 0/3

• Sigourney Weaver (“Aliens,” 1986) for best actress
• Kate Winslet (“Titanic,” 1997) for best actress
• Gloria Stuart (“Titanic,” 1997) for best supporting actress

JANE CAMPION (“Bright Star”) = 2/3

• Holly Hunter (“The Piano,” 1993) for best actress WON
• Anna Paquin (“The Piano,” 1993) for best supporting actress WON
• Barbara Hershey (“The Portrait of a Lady,” 1996) for best supporting actress

ETHAN COEN, JOEN COEN (“A Serious Man”) = 2/4

• Michael Lerner (“Barton Fink,” 1991) for best supporting actor
• Frances McDormand (“Fargo,” 1996) for best actress WON
• William H. Macy (“Fargo,” 1996) for best supporting actor
• Javier Bardem (“No Country for Old Men,” 2007) for best supporting actor WON

SCOTT COOPER (“Crazy Heart”) = 0/0

LEE DANIELS (“Precious”) = 0/0

CLINT EASTWOOD (“Invictus”) = 5/10

• Clint Eastwood (“Unforgiven,” 1992) for best actor
  
• Gene Hackman (“Unforgiven,” 1992) for best supporting actor WON
• Meryl Streep (“The Bridges of Madison County,” 1995) for best actress
  
• Sean Penn (“Mystic River,” 2003) for best actor WON
  
• Tim Robbins (“Mystic River,” 2003) for best supporting actor WON
• Marcia Gay Harden (“Mystic River,” 2003) for best supporting actress
  
• Clint Eastwood (“Million Dollar Baby,” 2004) for best actor
  
• Hilary Swank (“Million Dollar Baby,” 2004) for best actress WON
• Morgan Freeman (“Million Dollar Baby,” 2004) for best supporting actor WON
• Angelina Jolie (“Changeling,” 2008) for best actress

NORA EPHRON (“Julie & Julia”) = 0/0

TOM FORD (“A Single Man”) = 0/0

JOHN LEE HANCOCK (“The Blind Side”) = 0/0

WERNER HERZOG (“Bad Lieutenant”) = 0/0

JOHN HILLCOAT (“The Road”) = 0/0

MICHAEL HOFFMAN (“The Last Station”) = 0/0

PETER JACKSON (“The Lovely Bones”) = 0/1

• Ian McKellen (“The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring,” 2001) for best supporting actor

ROB MARSHALL (“Nine”) = 1/4

• Renee Zellweger (“Chicago,” 2002) for best actress
• John C. Reilly (“Chicago,” 2002) for best supporting actor
• Catherine Zeta-Jones (“Chicago,” 2002) for best supporting actress WON
• Queen Latifah (“Chicago,” 2002) for best supporting actress

OREN MOVERMAN (“The Messenger”) = 0/0

NANCY MYERS (“It’s Complicated”) = 0/1

• Diane Keaton (“Something’s Gotta Give,” 2003) for best actress

JASON REITMAN (“Up in the Air”) = 0/1

• Ellen Page (“Juno,” 2007) for best actress

GUY RITCHIE (“Sherlock Holmes”) = 0/0

LONE SCHERFIG (“An Education”) = 0/0)

JIM SHERIDAN (“Brothers”) = 2/8

• Daniel Day-Lewis (“My Left Foot,” 1989) for best actor WON
• Brenda Fricker (“My Left Foot,” 1989) for best supporting actress WON
• Richard Harris (“The Field,” 1990) for best actor
• Daniel Day-Lewis (“In the Name of the Father,” 1993) for best actor
• Pete Postlethwaite (“In the Name of the Father,” 1993) for best supporting actor
• Emma Thompson (“In the Name of the Father,” 1993) for best supporting actress
• Samantha Morton (“In America,” 2005) for best actress
• Djimon Hounsou (“In America,” 2005) for best supporting actor

QUENTIN TARANTINO (“Inglourious Basterds”) = 0/4

• John Travolta (“Pulp Fiction,” 1994) for best actor
• Samuel L. Jackson (“Pulp Fiction,” 1994) for best supporting actor
• Uma Thurman (“Pulp Fiction,” 1994) for best supporting actress
• Robert Forster (“Jackie Brown,” 1997) for best supporting actor

Continue reading to find out which directors — of all living directors — have the best track records of guiding actors in their films to Oscar nominations…

Martin Scorsese (5/20)

• Ellen Burstyn (“Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore,” 1974) for best actress WON
• Diane Ladd (“Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore,” 1974) for best supporting actress
• Robert De Niro (“Taxi Driver,” 1976) for best actor
• Jodie Foster (“Taxi Driver,” 1976) for best supporting actress
• Robert De Niro (“Raging Bull,” 1980) for best actor WON
• Joe Pesci (“Raging Bull,” 1980) for best supporting actor
• Cathy Moriarty (“Raging Bull,” 1980) for best supporting actress
• Paul Newman (“The Color of Money,” 1986) for best actor WON
• Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio (“The Color of Money,” 1986) for best supporting actress
• Joe Pesci (“Goodfellas,” 1990) for best supporting actor WON
• Lorraine Bracco (“Goodfellas,” 1990) for best supporting actress
• Robert De Niro (“Cape Fear,” 1991) for best actor
• Juliette Lewis (“Cape Fear,” 1991) for best supporting actress
• Winona Ryder (“The Age of Innocence,” 1993) for best supporting actress
• Sharon Stone (“Casino,” 1995) for best actress
• Daniel Day-Lewis (“Gangs of New York,” 2002) for best actor
• Leonardo DiCaprio (“The Aviator,” 2004) for best actor
• Alan Alda (“The Aviator,” 2004) for best supporting actor
• Cate Blanchett (“The Aviator,” 2004) for best supporting actress WON
• Mark Wahlberg (“The Departed,” 2006) for best supporting actor

Sidney Lumet (4/18)

• Katharine Hepburn (“Long Day’s Journey Into Night,” 1962) for best actress
• Rod Steiger (“The Pawnbroker,” 1964) for best actor
• Al Pacino (“Serpico,” 1973) for best actor
• Albert Finney (“Murder on the Orient Express,” 1974) for best actor
• Ingrid Bergman (“Murder on the Orient Express,” 1974) for best supporting actress WON
• Al Pacino (“Dog Day Afternoon,” 1975) for best supporting actor
• Chris Sarandon (“Dog Day Afternoon,” 1975) for best supporting actor
• Peter Finch (“Network,” 1976) for best actor WON
• William Holden (“Network,” 1976) for best actor
• Faye Dunaway (“Network,” 1976) for best actress WON
• Ned Beatty (“Network,” 1976) for best supporting actor
• Beatrice Straight (“Network,” 1976) for best supporting actress WON
• Richard Burton (“Equus,” 1977) for best actor
• Peter Firth (“Equus,” 1977) for best supporting actor
• Paul Newman (“The Verdict,” 1982) for best actor
• Jane Fonda (“The Morning After,” 1986) for best actress
• James Mason (“The Verdict,” 1986) for best supporting actor
• River Phoenix (“Running on Empty,” 1988) for best supporting actor

Mike Nichols (2/18)

• Richard Burton (“Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?,” 1966) for best actor
• Elizabeth Taylor (“Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?,” 1966) for best actress WON
• George Segal (“Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?,” 1966) for best supporting actor
• Sandy Dennis (“Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?,” 1966) for best supporting actress WON
• Dustin Hoffman (“The Graduate,” 1967) for best actor
• Anne Bancroft (“The Graduate,” 1967) for best actress
• Katharine Ross (“The Graduate,” 1967) for best supporting actress
• Ann-Margret (“Carnal Knowledge,” 1971) for best supporting actress
• Meryl Streep (“Silkwood,” 1983) for best actress
• Cher (“Silkwood,” 1983) for best supporting actress
• Melanie Griffith (“Working Girl,” 1988) for best actress
• Joan Cusack (“Working Girl,” 1988) for best supporting actress
• Sigourney Weaver (“Working Girl,” 1988) for best supporting actress
• Meryl Streep (“Postcards from the Edge,” 1990) for best actress
• Kathy Bates (“Primary Colors,” 1998) for best supporting actress
• Clive Owen (“Closer,” 2004) for best supporting actor
• Natalie Portman (“Closer,” 2004) for best supporting actress
• Philip Seymour Hoffman (“Charlie Wilson’s War,” 2007) for best supporting actor

Woody Allen (6/16)

• Woody Allen (“Annie Hall,” 1977) for best actor
  
• Diane Keaton (“Annie Hall,” 1977) for best actress WON
• Geraldine Page (“Interiors,” 1978) for best actress
• Maureen Stapleton (“Interiors,” 1978) for best supporting actress
• Mariel Hemingway (“Manhattan,” 1979) for best supporting actress
• Michael Caine (“Hannah and Her Sisters,” 1986) for best supporting actor WON
• Dianne Wiest (“Hannah and Her Sisters,” 1986) for best supporting actress WON
• Martin Landau (“Crimes and Misdemeanors,” 1989) for best supporting actor
  
• Judy Davis (“Husbands and Wives,” 1992) for best supporting actress
  
• Chazz Palminteri (“Bullets Over Broadway,” 1994) for best supporting actor
  
• Jennifer Tilly (“Bullets Over Broadway,” 1994) for best supporting actress
  
• Dianne Wiest (“Bullets Over Broadway,” 1994) for best supporting actress WON
• Mira Sorvino (“Mighty Aphrodite,” 1995) for best supporting actress WON
• Sean Penn (“Sweet and Lowdown,” 1999) for best actor
  
• Samantha Morton (“Sweet and Lowdown,” 1999) for best supporting actress
  
• Penelope Cruz (“Vicky Cristina Barcelona,” 2008) WON

Francis Ford Coppola (2/14)

• Geraldine Page (“You’re a Big Boy Now,” 1966) for best supporting actress
• Marlon Brando (“The Godfather,” 1972) for best actor WON
• James Caan (“The Godfather,” 1972) for best supporting actor
• Robert Duvall (“The Godfather,” 1972) for best supporting actor
• Al Pacino (“The Godfather,” 1972) for best supporting actor
• Al Pacino (“The Godfather, Part II,” 1974) for best actor
• Robert De Niro (“The Godfather, Part II,” 1974) for best supporting actor WON
• Michael V. Gazzo (“The Godfather, Part II,” 1974) for best supporting actor
• Lee Strasberg (“The Godfather, Part II,” 1974) for best supporting actor
• Talia Shire (“The Godfather, Part II,” 1974) for best supporting actress
• Robert Duvall (“Apocalypse Now,” 1979) for best supporting actor
• Kathleen Turner (“Peggy Sue Got Married,” 1986) for best actress
• Martin Landau (“Tucker: The Man and His Dream,” 1988) for best supporting actor
• Andy Garcia (“The Godfather, Part III,” 1990) for best supporting actor

Norman Jewison (3/12)

• Alan Arkin (“The Russians Are Coming, The Russians Are Coming,” 1966) for best actor
• Rod Steiger (“In the Heat of the Night,” 1967) for best actor WON
• Topol (“Fiddler on the Roof,” 1971) for best actor
• Leonard Frey (“Fiddler on the Roof,” 1971) for best supporting actor
• Adolph Caesar (“A Soldier’s Story,” 1984) for best supporting actor
• Anne Bancroft (“Agnes of God,” 1985) for best actress
• Meg Tilly (“Agnes of God,” 1985) for best supporting actress
• Cher (“Moonstruck,” 1987) for best actress WON
• Vincent Gardenia (“Moonstruck,” 1987) for best supporting actor
• Olympia Dukakis (“Moonstruck,” 1987) for best supporting actress WON
• Denzel Washington (“The Hurricane,” 1999) for best actor

Clint Eastwood (5/10)

• Clint Eastwood (“Unforgiven,” 1992) for best actor
  
• Gene Hackman (“Unforgiven,” 1992) for best supporting actor WON
• Meryl Streep (“The Bridges of Madison County,” 1995) for best actress
  
• Sean Penn (“Mystic River,” 2003) for best actor WON
  
• Tim Robbins (“Mystic River,” 2003) for best supporting actor WON
• Marcia Gay Harden (“Million Dollar Baby,” 2004) for best supporting actress
  
• Clint Eastwood (“Million Dollar Baby,” 2004) for best actor
  
• Hilary Swank (“Million Dollar Baby,” 2004) for best actress WON
• Morgan Freeman (“Million Dollar Baby,” 2004) for best supporting actor WON
• Angelina Jolie (“Changeling,” 2008) for best actress

James L. Brooks (4/10)

• Shirley MacLaine (“Terms of Endearment,” 1983) for best actress WON
• Debra Winger (“Terms of Endearment,” 1983) for best actress
• Jack Nicholson (“Terms of Endearment,” 1983) for best supporting actor WON
• John Lithgow (“Terms of Endearment,” 1983) for best supporting actor
• William Hurt (“Broadcast News,” 1987) for best actor
• Holly Hunter (“Broadcast News,” 1987) for best actress
• Albert Brooks (“Broadcast News,” 1987) for best supporting actor
• Jack Nicholson (“As Good As It Gets,” 1997) for best actor WON
• Helen Hunt (“As Good As It Gets,” 1997) for best actress WON
• Greg Kinnear (“As Good As It Gets,” 1997) for best supporting actor

Mark Rydell (2/9)

• Rupert Crosse (“The Reivers,” 1969) for best supporting actor
• Bette Midler (“The Rose,” 1979) for best actress
• Marsha Mason (“Cinderella Liberty,” 1973) for best actress
• Frederic Forrest (“The Rose,” 1979) for best supporting actor
• Henry Fonda (“On Golden Pond,” 1981) for best actor WON
• Katharine Hepburn (“On Golden Pond,” 1981) for best actress WON
• Jane Fonda “(On Golden Pond,” 1981) for best supporting actress
• Sissy Spacek (“The River,” 1984) for best actress
• Bette Midler (“For the Boys,” 1991) for best actress

Steven Spielberg (0/9)

• Melinda Dillon (“Close Encounters of the Third Kind,” 1977) for best supporting actress
• Whoopi Goldberg (“The Color Purple,” 1985) for best actress
• Margaret Avery (“The Color Purple,” 1985) for best supporting actress
• Oprah Winfrey (“The Color Purple,” 1985) for best supporting actress
• Liam Neeson (“Schindler’s List,” 1993) for best actor
• Ralph Fiennes (“Schindler’s List,” 1993) for best supporting actor
• Anthony Hopkins (“Amistad,” 1997) for best actor
• Tom Hanks (“Saving Private Ryan,” 1998) for best actor
• Christopher Walken (“Catch Me If You Can,” 2002) for best supporting actor

Robert Benton (3/8)

• Dustin Hoffman (“Kramer vs. Kramer,” 1979) for best actor WON
• Justin Henry (“Kramer vs. Kramer,” 1979) for best supporting actor
• Jane Alexander (“Kramer vs. Kramer,” 1979) for best supporting actress
• Meryl Streep (“Kramer vs. Kramer,” 1979) for best supporting actress WON
• Sally Field (“Places in the Heart,” 1984) for best actress WON
• John Malkovich (“Places in the Heart,” 1984) for best supporting actor
• Lindsay Crouse (“Places in the Heart,” 1984) for best supporting actress
• Paul Newman (“Nobody’s Fool,” 1994) for best actor

Milos Forman (3/8)

• Jack Nicholson (“One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest,” 1975) for best actor WON
• Louise Fletcher (“One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest,” 1975) for best actress WON
• Brad Dourif (“One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest,” 1975) for best supporting actor
• Howard E. Rollins, Jr. (“Ragtime,” 1981) for best supporting actor
• Elizabeth McGovern (“Ragtime,” 1981) for best supporting actress
• F. Murray Abraham (“Amadeus,” 1984) for best actor WON
• Tom Hulce (“Amadeus,” 1984) for best actor
• Woody Harrelson (“The People vs. Larry Flynt,” 1996) for best actor

Arthur Penn (3/8)

• Anne Bancroft (“The Miracle Worker,” 1962) for best actress WON
• Patty Duke (“The Miracle Worker,” 1962) for best supporting actress WON
• Warren Beatty (“Bonnie and Clyde,” 1967) for best actor
• Faye Dunaway (“Bonnie and Clyde,” 1967) for best actress
• Gene Hackman (“Bonnie and Clyde,” 1967) for best supporting actor
• Michael J. Pollard (“Bonnie and Clyde,” 1967) for best supporting actor
• Estelle Parsons (“Bonnie and Clyde,” 1967) for best supporting actress WON
• Chief Dan George (“Little Big Man,” 1970) for best supporting actor

Ron Howard (2/8)

• Don Ameche (“Cocoon,” 1985) for best supporting actor WON
• Dianne Wiest (“Parenthood,” 1989) for best supporting actress
• Ed Harris (“Apollo 13,” 1995) for best supporting actor
• Kathleen Quinlan (“Apollo 13,” 1995) for best supporting actress
• Russell Crowe (“A Beautiful Mind,” 2001) for best actor
• Jennifer Connelly (“A Beautiful Mind,” 2001) for best supporting actress WON
• Paul Giamatti (“Cinderella Man,” 2005) for best supporting actor
• Frank Langella (“Frost/Nixon,” 2008) for best actor
  

Jim Sheridan (2/8)

• Daniel Day-Lewis (“My Left Foot,” 1989) for best actor WON
• Brenda Fricker (“My Left Foot,” 1989) for best supporting actress WON
• Richard Harris (“The Field,” 1990) for best actor
• Daniel Day-Lewis (“In the Name of the Father,” 1993) for best actor
• Pete Postlethwaite (“In the Name of the Father,” 1993) for best supporting actor
• Emma Thompson (“In the Name of the Father,” 1993) for best supporting actress
• Samantha Morton (“In America,” 2005) for best actress
• Djimon Hounsou (“In America,” 2005) for best supporting actor

Warren Beatty (1/8)

• Warren Beatty (“Heaven Can Wait,” 1978) for best actor
• Jack Warden (“Heaven Can Wait,” 1978) for best supporting actor
• Dyan Cannon (“Heaven Can Wait,” 1978) for best supporting actress
• Warren Beatty (“Reds,” 1981) for best actor
• Diane Keaton (“Reds,” 1981) for best actress
• Jack Nicholson (“Reds,” 1981) for best supporting actor
• Maureen Stapleton (“Reds,” 1981) for best supporting actress WON
• Al Pacino (“Dick Tracy,” 1990) for best supporting actor

James Ivory (1/8)

• Vanessa Redgrave (“The Bostonians,” 1984) for best actress
• Denholm Elliot (“A Room with a View,” 1985) for best supporting actor
• Maggie Smith (“A Room with a View,” 1985) for best supporting actress
• Joanne Woodward (“Mr. and Mrs. Bridge,” 1990) for best actress
• Emma Thompson (“Howard’s End,” 1992) for best actress WON
• Vanessa Redgrave (“Howard’s End,” 1992) for best supporting actress
• Anthony Hopkins (“The Remains of the Day,” 1993) for best actor
• Emma Thompson (“The Remains of the Day,” 1993) for best actress

Oliver Stone (1/8)

• Tom Berenger (“Platoon,” 1986) for best supporting actor
• Willem Dafoe (“Platoon,” 1986) for best supporting actor
• James Woods (“Salvador,” 1986) for best actor
• Michael Douglas (“Wall Street,” 1987) for best actor WON
• Tom Cruise (“Born on the Fourth of July,” 1989) for best actor
• Tommy Lee Jones (“JFK,” 1991) for best supporting actor
• Anthony Hopkins (“Nixon,” 1995) for best actor
• Joan Allen (“Nixon,” 1995) for best supporting actress

Jonathan Demme (4/7)

• Jason Robards Jr. (“Melvin and Howard,” 1980) for best supporting actor
• Mary Steenburgen (“Melvin and Howard,” 1980) for best supporting actress WON
• Dean Stockwell (“Married to the Mob,” 1988) for best supporting actor
  
• Anthony Hopkins (“The Silence of the Lambs,” 1991) for best actor WON
• Jodie Foster (“The Silence of the Lambs,” 1991) for best actress WON
• Tom Hanks (“Philadelphia,” 1993) for best actor WON
• Anne Hathaway (“Rachel Getting Married,” 2008) for best actress
  

Barry Levinson (1/7)

• Glenn Close (“The Natural,” 1984) for best supporting actress
• Robin Williams (“Good Morning, Vietnam,” 1987) for best actor
• Dustin Hoffman (“Rain Man,” 1988) for best actor WON
• Warren Beatty (“Bugsy,” 1991) for best actor
• Harvey Keitel (“Bugsy,” 1991) for best supporting actor
• Ben Kingsley (“Bugsy,” 1991) for best supporting actor
• Dustin Hoffman (“Wag the Dog,” 1997) for best actor

Peter Bogdanovich (3/6)

• Ellen Burstyn (“The Last Picture Show,” 1971) for best actress
• Jeff Bridges (“The Last Picture Show,” 1971) for best supporting actor
• Ben Johnson (“The Last Picture Show,” 1971) for best supporting actor WON
• Cloris Leachman (“The Last Picture Show,” 1971) for best supporting actress WON
• Tatum O’Neal (“Paper Moon,” 1973) for best actress WON
• Madeline Kahn (“Paper Moon,” 1973) for best supporting actress

Stephen Frears (1/6)

• Anjelica Huston (“The Grifters,” 1990) for best actress
• Annette Bening (“The Grifters,” 1990) for best supporting actress
• Glenn Close (“Dangerous Liaisons,” 1988) for best actress
• Michelle Pfieffer (“Dangerous Liaisons,” 1988) for best supporting actress
• Judi Dench (“Mrs. Henderson Presents,” 2005) for best actress
• Helen Mirren (“The Queen,” 2006) for best actress WON

Peter Weir (1/6)

• Linda Hunt (“The Year of Living Dangerously,” 1983) for best supporting actress WON
• Harrison Ford (“Witness,” 1985) for best actor
• Robin Williams (“Dead Poets Society,” 1989) for best actor
• Rosie Perez (“Fearless,” 1993) for best supporting actress
• Ed Harris (“The Truman Show,” 1998) for best supporting actor
• Russell Crowe (“Master and Commander,” 2003) for best actor

Bruce Beresford (2/5)

• Robert Duvall (“Tender Mercies,” 1983) for best actor WON
• Sissy Spacek (“Crimes of the Heart,” 1986) for best actress
• Morgan Freeman (“Driving Miss Daisy,” 1989) for best actor
• Jessica Tandy (“Driving Miss Daisy,” 1989) for best actress WON
• Dan Aykroyd (“Driving Miss Daisy,” 1989) for best supporting actor

Stephen Daldry (2/5)

• Julie Walters (“Billy Elliot,” 2000) for best supporting actress
  
• Nicole Kidman (“The Hours,” 2002) for best actress WON
  
• Ed Harris (“The Hours,” 2002) for best supporting actor
• Julianne Moore (“The Hours,” 2002) for best supporting actress
  
• Kate Winslet (“The Reader,” 2008) for best actress WON

Gus Van Sant (2/5)

• Matt Damon (“Good Will Hunting,” 1997) for best actor
• Robin Williams (“Good Will Hunting,” 1997) for best supporting actor WON
• Minnie Driver (“Good Will Hunting,” 1997) for best supporting actress
• Sean Penn (“Milk,” 2008) for best actor WON
• Josh Brolin (“Milk,” 2008) for best supporting actor

William Friedkin (1/5)

• Gene Hackman (“The French Connection,” 1971) for best actor WON
• Roy Scheider (“The French Connection,” 1971) for best supporting actor
• Ellen Burstyn (“The Exorcist,” 1973) for best actress
• Jason Miller (“The Exorcist,” 1973) for best supporting actor
• Linda Blair (“The Exorcist,” 1973) for best supporting actress

Ridley Scott (1/5)

• Geena Davis (“Thelma and Louise,” 1991) for best actress
• Susan Sarandon (“Thelma and Louise,” 1991) for best actress
• Russell Crowe (“Gladiator,” 2000) for best actor WON
• Joaquin Phoenix (“Gladiator,” 2000) for best supporting actor
• Ruby Dee (“American Gangster,” 2007) for best supporting actress

Arthur Hiller (0/5)

• Ryan O’Neal (“Love Story,” 1970) for best actor
• Ali MacGraw (“Love Story,” 1970) for best actress
• John Marley (“Love Story,” 1970) for best supporting actor
• George C. Scott (“The Hospital,” 1971) for best actor
• Maximilian Schell (“The Man in the Glass Booth,” 1975) for best actor

Ang Lee (0/5)

• Emma Thompson (“Sense and Sensibility,” 1995) for best actress
• Kate Winslet (“Sense and Sensibility,” 1995) for best supporting actress
• Heath Ledger (“Brokeback Mountain,” 2005) for best actor
• Jake Gyllenhaal (“Brokeback Mountain,” 2005) for best supporting actor
• Michelle Williams (“Brokeback Mountain,” 2005) for best supporting actress

Photo: Quentin Tarantino directs “Inglourious Basterds.” Credit: The Weinstein Company.