List of awards and nominations received by Brie Larson

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Brie Larson awards and nominations
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Totals [lower-alpha 1]
Wins110
Nominations221
Note
  1. Certain award groups do not simply award one winner. They recognize several different recipients, have runners-up, and have third place. Since this is a specific recognition and is different from losing an award, runner-up mentions are considered wins in this award tally. For simplification and to avoid errors, each award in this list has been presumed to have had a prior nomination.

American actress and filmmaker Brie Larson has received various awards and nominations. She began acting at age eight, and followed it with minor supporting roles in various films. Her breakthrough came with her critically acclaimed leading performance in the 2013 coming-of-age drama film Short Term 12 , for which she was nominated for the Independent Spirit Award and a Critics' Choice Award. She garnered widespread acclaim for her performance as Joy "Ma" Newsome in the 2015 drama Room , for which she won the Academy Award for Best Actress, the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama, the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role, the BAFTA Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role, and the Critics' Choice Movie Award for Best Actress.

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Major associations

Academy Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2016 Room Best Actress Won

British Academy Film Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2016 BAFTA Rising Star Award Nominated
Room Best Actress in a Leading Role Won

Primetime Emmy Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2020 The Messy Truth VR Experience Outstanding Interactive Program Won

Golden Globe Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2016 Room Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama Won
2023 Lessons in Chemistry Best Actress – Miniseries or Television Film Nominated

Screen Actors Guild Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2016 Room Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role Won
2024 Lessons in Chemistry Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Miniseries or Television Movie Nominated [1]

Critics' associations

Alliance of Women Film Journalists

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2014 Short Term 12 Best ActressNominated [2]
Best Breakthrough PerformanceNominated
2016 Room Best ActressNominated [3]
Best Breakthrough PerformanceNominated

Austin Film Critics Association

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2014 Short Term 12 Best Actress Won [4]
Bobby McCurdy Breakthrough Artist AwardWon
2016 Room Best ActressWon [5]

Black Film Critics Circle

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2013 Short Term 12 Best ActressWon [6]
2016 Room Won [7]

Boston Online Film Critics Association

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2014 Short Term 12 Best ActressRunner-up
2016 Room Runner-up

Chicago Film Critics Association

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2013 Short Term 12 Best Actress Nominated [8]
2015 Room Won [9]

Chlotrudis Society for Independent Film Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2014 Short Term 12 Best ActressWon

Central-Ohio Film Critics Association

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2014 Short Term 12 Best Breakthrough ArtistNominated
Best ActressNominated
2016 Room Won [10]

Critics' Choice Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2014 Short Term 12 Best Movie Actress Nominated [11]
2016 Room Won [12]
2023 Lessons in Chemistry Best Movie/Miniseries Nominated
Best Actress in a Movie/Miniseries Nominated

Dallas–Fort Worth Film Critics Association

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2016 Room Best Actress Won [13]

Denver Film Critics Society

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2014 Short Term 12 Best ActressNominated [14] [15]
2016 Room Won [16] [15]

Detroit Film Critics Society

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2014 Short Term 12 Breakthrough Performance Won [17]
Best Actress Won
2016 Room Nominated [18]

Dublin Film Critics Circle

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2016 Room Best ActressNominated

Florida Film Critics Circle

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2016 Room Best Actress Won [19]

Georgia Film Critics Association

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2014 Short Term 12 Best Breakthrough ArtistWon
Best ActressNominated
2016 Room Won

Houston Film Critics Society

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2014 Short Term 12 Best Actress Nominated
2016 Room Won

Indiana Film Journalists Association

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2014 Short Term 12 Best ActressNominated
2016 Room Won

IndieWire Critics Poll

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2013 Short Term 12 Best Lead Performance6th Place
2015 Room Best Actress3rd Place

Internet Film Critic Society

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2016 Room Best ActressWon

Iowa Film Critics Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2016 Room Best ActressWon

Las Vegas Film Critics Society

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2015 Room Best ActressWon

Los Angeles Online Film Critics Society

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2018Trailblazer AwardHonored

London Film Critics' Circle

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2014 Short Term 12 Actress of the Year Nominated [20]
2016 Room Nominated

New York Film Critics Online

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2016 Room Best ActressWon [21]

Nevada Film Critics Society

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2016 Room Best ActressWon

North Carolina Film Critics Association

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2015 Room Best ActressNominated [22]

North Texas Film Critics Association

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2015 Room Best ActressWon [22]

Oklahoma Film Critics Circle

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2016 Room Best ActressWon [22]

Online Film Critics Society

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2013 Short Term 12 Best Actress Nominated
2015 Room Nominated

Online Film and Television Association

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2014 Short Term 12 Best Breakthrough Performance – FemaleNominated
2016 Room Best ActressWon

Phoenix Film Critics Circle

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2016 Room Best ActressWon

Phoenix Film Critics Society

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2014 Short Term 12 Best Breakthrough PerformanceNominated
2016 Room Best ActressWon

San Diego Film Critics Society

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2014 Short Term 12 Best Actress Nominated [23]
2016 Room Won [24]

San Francisco Film Critics Circle

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2014 Short Term 12 Best Actress Nominated
2016 Room Nominated

Seattle Film Critics Circle

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2014 Short Term 12 Best ActressWon
2016 Room Nominated

Southeastern Film Critics Association

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2014 Short Term 12 Best ActressWon
2016 Room Won

St. Louis Film Critics Association

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2016 Room Best ActressWon

Toronto Film Critics Association

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2016 Room Best Actress Nominated [25]

Utah Film Critics Association

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2016 Room Best ActressWon

Vancouver Film Critics Circle

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2016 Room Best Actress Won [26]
Best Actress in a Canadian Film Won

Village Voice Film Poll

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2014 Short Term 12 Best Lead Performance4th place
2016 Room Best Actress3rd place

Washington DC Area Film Critics Association

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2014 Short Term 12 Best Actress Nominated [19]
2016 Room Nominated
2018 The Glass Castle Nominated

Women Film Critics Circle

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2015 Room Best ActressWon
Best Young ActressWon
Best Screen Couple [lower-alpha 1] Won
Courage in Acting AwardWon
2019Acting and Activism AwardNominated [27]
Captain Marvel Best Female Action HeroNominated

Other associations

Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2015 Room Best International Lead Actress – Cinema Nominated [28]

Awards Circuit Community Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2013 Short Term 12 Best ActressNominated
2015 Room Won

Black Reel Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2020 Just Mercy Outstanding Ensemble Nominated

Canadian Screen Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2015 Room Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Motion Picture Won [29]

Capri Hollywood International Film Festival

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2015 Room Best ActressWon

CinEuphoria Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2013 Short Term 12 Best Actress – International CompetitionNominated
2015 Room Won

Dorian Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2015 Room Film Performance of the Year — ActressNominated

DVD Exclusive Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2005"Hope Has Wings" (from Barbie and the Magic of Pegasus )Best Original Music VideoNominated

Empire Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2015 Room Best Actress Nominated [30]

Gold Derby Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2013 Short Term 12 Best Breakthrough PerformerNominated
2015 Room Best Film Lead ActressWon

Golden Schmoes Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2013 Short Term 12 Breakthrough of the YearNominated
2015 Room Actress of the YearWon

Gotham Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2013 Short Term 12 Best Actress Won [31]
2015 Room Nominated [32]

Hamptons International Film Festival

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2013 Short Term 12 Breakthrough PerformerWon [33]

IMDb Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2015STARmeter AwardWon [34]

International Online Cinema Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2013 Short Term 12 Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading RoleWon

Irish Film & Television Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2015 Room Best International Film ActressWon [28]

Independent Spirit Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2013 Short Term 12 Best Female Lead Nominated [35]
2015 Room Won [36]

NAACP Image Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2020 Just Mercy Outstanding Ensemble Cast in a Motion PictureWon [37]

Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2019 Captain Marvel / Avengers: Endgame Favorite Movie ActressNominated [38]
Favorite SuperheroNominated [39]

Locarno International Film Festival

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2013 Short Term 12 Best Actress Won [40]

Maui Film Festival

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2013Rising Star AwardWon [41]

MTV Movie & TV Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2016 Room Best Actor in a Movie Nominated [42]
Best Breakthrough Performance in a Movie Nominated
2019 Captain Marvel Best Fight in a Movie Won [43]
Best Hero in a Movie Nominated

National Board of Review

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2015 Room Best Actress Won [44]

National Film & TV Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2019 Captain Marvel Best ActressNominated [45]

Palm Springs International Film Festival

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2015Breakthrough Performance AwardWon [46]

People's Choice Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2019 Captain Marvel Favorite Action Movie Star of the Year Nominated [47]
Favorite Female Movie Star of the Year Nominated [48]
2024 The Marvels Action Movie Star of the YearPending [49]

Santa Barbara International Film Festival

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2013Virtuoso AwardWon [50]
2015 Room Outstanding Performance of the Year Won [51]

Satellite Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2015 Room Best Actress in a Motion Picture (Drama) Nominated [52]
2023 Lessons in Chemistry Best Actress – Miniseries or Television Film Pending

Saturn Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2019 Captain Marvel Best Film Lead Actress Nominated [53]

Seattle International Film Festival

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2013 Short Term 12 Best ActressNominated

Sundance Film Festival

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2012The Arm Short Film Special Jury Prize Won

SXSW Film Festival

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2013Weighting SXSW Grand Jury Award Nominated

Teen Choice Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2015 Room Choice Movie Actress – DramaNominated
Choice Movie – Chemistry [lower-alpha 2] Nominated
2017 Kong Skull Island Choice Movie Actress – Sci-FiNominated
2019 Captain Marvel / Avengers: Endgame Choice Movie Actress – ActionNominated [53]

Young Artist Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2001 Raising Dad Best Performance in a TV Comedy Series – Leading Young Actress Nominated
2004 Sleepover Best Performance in a Feature Film – Young Ensemble Cast Nominated
2006 Hoot Best Leading Young Actress in a Feature Film Nominated

Women in Film Crystal + Lucy Awards

YearNominated WorkCategory/AwardResultRef.
2018 Crystal Award Honored

Notes

  1. shared with Jacob Tremblay
  2. shared with Jacob Tremblay

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