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The Hollywood Actress Award is a category of the Hollywood Film Awards held annually since 1999.
| Actress with most awards | Overall | Best Actress | Best Supporting Actress | Other |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sandra Bullock | 3 | 1 ( Gravity ) | 1 ( Infamous ) | 1 ( Crash ) |
| Carey Mulligan | 3 | 1 ( Suffragette ) | 1 ( Drive / Shame ) | 1 ( An Education ) |
| Annette Bening | 2 | 2 ( Being Julia / The Kids Are All Right ) | – | – |
| Marion Cotillard | 2 | 2 ( La Vie en Rose / Rust and Bone ) | – | – |
| Julianne Moore | 2 | 1 ( Still Alice ) | 1 ( A Single Man ) | – |
| Nicole Kidman | 2 | 1 ( Birthday Girl / Moulin Rouge! / The Others ) | 1 ( Lion ) | – |
| Superlatives | Age | Name | Movie | Year |
| Oldest winner | 71 | Glenn Close | The Wife | 2018 |
| Youngest winner | 24 | Drew Barrymore | Ever After | 1999 |
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