List of awards and nominations received by Scott Rudin

Scott Rudin awards and nominations

Award	Wins	Nominations
Academy Awards	1	10
BAFTA Awards	0	10
Emmy Awards	1	5
Golden Globes	4	15
Razzie Awards	0	1
Gotham Awards	2	10
Independent Spirit Awards	0	7
PGA Awards	1	12
Tony Awards	18	47
Drama Desk Awards	16	35
Drama League Awards	14	49
Lucille Lortel Awards	0	3
Outer Critics Circle Awards	15	40
Grammy Awards	1	1
Other awards	3	15
Totals
Awards won	76
Nominations	260

The following is a list of awards and nominations received by American film, television and theater producer Scott Rudin. Among his numerous accolades as a film and theatrical producer, Rudin has won eighteen Tony Awards, an Academy Award, an Emmy, a Grammy, four Golden Globes and sixteen Drama Desk Awards. Additionally, he has been nominated for ten BAFTA Awards. With his Grammy win for The Book of Mormon in 2012, he became one of the few people who have won an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony Award, and the first producer to do so.

Film and television

Academy Awards

Year	Nominated work	Category	Result	Ref.
2003	The Hours	Best Picture	Nominated	[1] [2]
2008	No Country for Old Men		Won	[3] [4]
2011	True Grit		Nominated	[5] [6]
	The Social Network		Nominated
2012	Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close		Nominated	[7] [8]
2014	Captain Phillips		Nominated	[9] [10]
2015	The Grand Budapest Hotel		Nominated	[11] [12]
2017	Fences		Nominated	[13] [14]
2018	Lady Bird		Nominated	[15]
2019	Isle of Dogs	Best Animated Feature	Nominated	[16] [17]

British Academy Film Awards

Year	Nominated work	Category	Result	Ref.
1999	The Truman Show	Best Film	Nominated	[18]
2002	Iris	Best Film of British Production	Nominated	[19]
2003	The Hours		Nominated	[20]
		Best Film	Nominated
2007	Notes on a Scandal	Best Film of British Production	Nominated	[21]
2008	No Country for Old Men	Best Film	Nominated	[22]
2011	True Grit		Nominated	[23]
	The Social Network		Nominated
2014	Captain Phillips		Nominated	[24]
2015	The Grand Budapest Hotel		Nominated	[25]

Emmy Awards

Year	Nominated work	Category	Result	Ref.
Daytime Emmy Awards
1984	He Makes Me Feel Like Dancin'	Outstanding Children's Special	Nominated
Primetime Emmy Awards
1983	Little Gloria... Happy at Last	Outstanding Drama Special	Nominated	[26]
1984	He Makes Me Feel Like Dancin'	Outstanding Children's Program	Won
2017	School of Rock		Nominated
2020	What We Do in the Shadows	Outstanding Comedy Series	Nominated

Golden Globe Awards

Year	Nominated work	Category	Result	Ref.
1993	Sister Act	Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy	Nominated	[27]
1996	Sabrina		Nominated	[28]
2003	The Hours	Best Motion Picture – Drama	Won	[29] [30]
2008	No Country for Old Men		Nominated	[31] [32]
2009	The Reader		Nominated	[33] [34]
	Revolutionary Road		Nominated
2010	It's Complicated	Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy	Nominated	[35] [36]
2011	The Social Network	Best Motion Picture – Drama	Won	[37] [38]
2013	Moonrise Kingdom	Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy	Nominated	[39] [40]
	The Newsroom	Best Television Series – Drama	Nominated
2014	Captain Phillips	Best Motion Picture – Drama	Nominated	[41] [42]
	Inside Llewyn Davis	Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy	Nominated
2015	The Grand Budapest Hotel		Won	[43] [44]
2018	Lady Bird		Won	[45]
2019	Isle of Dogs	Best Motion Picture – Animated	Nominated	[46]

Golden Raspberry Awards

Year	Nominated work	Category	Result	Ref.
2022	The Woman in the Window	Worst Picture	Nominated	[47]

Gotham Awards

Year	Nominated work	Category	Result	Ref.
2004	I Heart Huckabees	Best Feature	Nominated	[48]
2007	Margot at the Wedding		Nominated	[49]
2012	Moonrise Kingdom		Won	[50]
2013	Inside Llewyn Davis		Won	[51]
2014	The Grand Budapest Hotel		Nominated	[52]
		Audience Award	Nominated
2017	Lady Bird		Nominated	[53]
2018	Eighth Grade		Nominated	[54]
2019	Uncut Gems		Nominated	[55]
		Best Feature	Nominated

Independent Spirit Awards

Year	Nominated work	Category	Result	Ref.
2011	Greenberg	Best Feature	Nominated	[56]
2013	Moonrise Kingdom		Nominated	[57]
2014	Frances Ha		Nominated	[58]
	Inside Llewyn Davis		Nominated
2018	Lady Bird		Nominated	[59]
2019	Eighth Grade		Nominated	[60]
2020	Uncut Gems		Nominated	[61]

Producers Guild of America Awards

Year	Nominated work	Category	Result	Ref.
2008	No Country for Old Men	Outstanding Producer of Theatrical Motion Pictures	Won	[62]
2010	Fantastic Mr. Fox	Outstanding Producer of Animated Theatrical Motion Pictures	Nominated	[63]
2011	True Grit	Outstanding Producer of Theatrical Motion Pictures	Nominated	[64]
	The Social Network		Nominated
	David O. Selznick Achievement Award in Theatrical Motion Pictures		Won
2012	The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo	Outstanding Producer of Theatrical Motion Pictures	Nominated	[65]
2013	Moonrise Kingdom		Nominated	[66]
2014	Captain Phillips		Nominated	[67]
2015	The Grand Budapest Hotel		Nominated	[68]
2017	Fences		Nominated	[69]
2018	Lady Bird		Nominated	[70]
2019	Isle of Dogs	Outstanding Producer of Animated Theatrical Motion Pictures	Nominated	[71]
2021	What We Do in the Shadows	Outstanding Producer of Episodic Television – Comedy	Nominated	[72]

Other awards

Year	Award	Nominated work	Result	Ref.
1998	Satellite Award for Best Film – Musical or Comedy	In & Out	Nominated	[73]
1999	Australian Film Institute Award for Best Foreign Film	The Truman Show	Nominated	[74]
2003		The Hours	Nominated	[75]
2007	Alliance of Women Film Journalists EDA Award for Best Film	No Country for Old Men	Won	[76]
2011		The Social Network	Won	[77]
2013		Inside Llewyn Davis	Nominated	[78]
2014	AACTA International Award for Best Film	Captain Phillips	Nominated	[79]
2015		The Grand Budapest Hotel	Nominated	[80]
	Alliance of Women Film Journalists EDA Award for Best Film		Nominated	[81]
	Black Reel Award for Outstanding Film	Top Five	Nominated	[82]
2017		Fences	Nominated	[83]
2018	AACTA International Award for Best Film	Lady Bird	Nominated	[84]
	Satellite Award for Best Film		Nominated	[85]
2019	Satellite Award for Best Animated or Mixed Media Feature	Isle of Dogs	Won	[86]
	Annie Award for Best Animated Feature		Nominated	[87]

Theatre

Tony Awards

Year	Nominated work	Category	Result	Ref.
1994	Passion	Best Musical	Won	[88]
1995	Hamlet	Best Revival of a Play	Nominated	[89]
	Indiscretions	Best Play	Nominated
1996	A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum	Best Revival of a Musical	Nominated	[90]
	Seven Guitars	Best Play	Nominated
1997	Skylight		Nominated	[91]
1998	The Chairs	Best Revival of a Play	Nominated	[92]
1999	Closer	Best Play	Nominated	[93]
2000	The Ride Down Mt. Morgan		Nominated	[94]
	Copenhagen		Won
	The Wild Party	Best Musical	Nominated
2002	The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?	Best Play	Won	[95]
2004	Caroline, or Change	Best Musical	Nominated	[96]
2005	Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?	Best Revival of a Play	Nominated	[97]
	Doubt	Best Play	Won
2006	Faith Healer	Best Revival of a Play	Nominated	[98]
	Shining City	Best Play	Nominated
	The History Boys		Won
2008	Gypsy	Best Revival of a Musical	Nominated	[99]
2009	God of Carnage	Best Play	Won	[100] [101]
2010	Fences	Best Revival of a Play	Won	[102] [103]
2011	The Motherfucker with the Hat	Best Play	Nominated	[104] [105]
	Jerusalem		Nominated
	The Book of Mormon	Best Musical	Won
2012	Death of a Salesman	Best Revival of a Play	Won	[106] [107]
2013	The Testament of Mary	Best Play	Nominated	[108] [109]
2014	A Raisin in the Sun	Best Revival of a Play	Won	[110] [111]
2015	This Is Our Youth		Nominated	[112] [113]
	Skylight		Won
	The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time	Best Play	Won
2016	The Crucible	Best Revival of a Play	Nominated	[114] [115]
	Blackbird		Nominated
	A View From the Bridge		Won
	King Charles III	Best Play	Nominated
	The Humans		Won
	Shuffle Along, or, the Making of the Musical Sensation of 1921 and All That Followed	Best Musical	Nominated
2017	A Doll's House, Part 2	Best Play	Nominated	[116]
	Sweat		Nominated
	Hello, Dolly!	Best Revival of a Musical	Won
2018	Three Tall Women	Best Revival of a Play	Nominated	[117]
	The Iceman Cometh		Nominated
	Carousel	Best Revival of a Musical	Nominated
2019	The Ferryman	Best Play	Won	[118] [119]
	Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus		Nominated
	The Boys in the Band	Best Revival of a Play	Won
	The Waverly Gallery		Nominated
2020	The Inheritance	Best Play	Won	[120]

Drama Desk Awards

Year	Nominated work	Category	Result	Ref.
1994	Passion	Outstanding Musical	Won	[121]
1995	Indiscretions	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Nominated	[122]
1996	Seven Guitars	Outstanding Play	Nominated	[123]
	A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum	Outstanding Revival of a Musical	Nominated
1998	The Chairs	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Nominated	[124]
1999	The Ride Down Mt. Morgan	Outstanding Play	Nominated	[125]
	Closer		Nominated
2000	Copenhagen		Won	[126]
2002	The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?		Won	[127]
2003	Medea	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Nominated	[128]
2004	Caroline, or Change	Outstanding Musical	Nominated	[129]
2005	Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Nominated	[130]
	Doubt	Outstanding Play	Won
2006	The History Boys	Outstanding Play	Won	[131]
2008	Gypsy	Outstanding Revival of a Musical	Nominated	[132]
2009	Exit the King	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Nominated	[133]
2010	Fences		Won	[134]
2011	The House of Blue Leaves		Nominated	[135]
	The Motherfucker with the Hat	Outstanding Play	Nominated
	The Book of Mormon	Outstanding Musical	Won
2012	Death of a Salesman	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Won	[136]
2015	The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time	Outstanding Play	Won	[137]
2016	A View From the Bridge	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Won	[138]
	King Charles III	Outstanding Play	Nominated
	The Humans		Won
	Shuffle Along, Or The Making of the Musical Sensation of 1921 and All That Followed	Outstanding Musical	Won
2017	Sweat	Outstanding Play	Nominated	[139]
	The Front Page	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Nominated
	Hello, Dolly!	Outstanding Revival of a Musical	Won	[140]
2018	Three Tall Women	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Nominated	[141]
	Carousel	Outstanding Revival of a Musical	Nominated
2019	The Ferryman	Outstanding Play	Won	[142]
	The Waverly Gallery	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Won
2020	The Inheritance	Outstanding Play	Won	[143] [144]
	West Side Story	Outstanding Revival of a Musical	Nominated

Drama League Awards

Year	Nominated work	Category	Result	Ref.
1996	Seven Guitars	Outstanding Production of a Play	Won	[145]
	A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum	Outstanding Revival	Nominated
1998	The Chairs		Nominated	[146]
2000	Copenhagen	Outstanding Production of a Play	Won	[147]
	The Wild Party	Outstanding Production of a Musical	Nominated
2004	Caroline, or Change		Nominated	[148]
	Beckett/Albee	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Nominated
2005	Doubt	Outstanding Production of a Play	Won	[149]
	Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Nominated
2006	The History Boys	Outstanding Production of a Play	Won	[150]
	Faith Healer	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Nominated
2007	The Year of Magical Thinking	Outstanding Production of a Play	Nominated	[151]
2008	Gypsy	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Nominated	[152]
2009	God of Carnage	Outstanding Production of a Play	Won	[153]
	Exit the King	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Nominated
2010	A Behanding in Spokane	Outstanding Production of a Play	Nominated	[154]
	Fences	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Nominated
2011	Jerusalem	Outstanding Production of a Play	Nominated	[155]
	The Motherf**ker with the Hat		Nominated
	The Book of Mormom	Outstanding Production of a Musical	Won
	The House of Blue Leaves	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Nominated
2012	One Man, Two Guvnors	Outstanding Production of a Play	Nominated	[156]
	Death of a Salesman	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Won
2013	The Testament of Mary	Outstanding Production of a Play	Nominated	[157]
2014	A Raisin in the Sun	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Nominated	[158]
2015	The Audience	Outstanding Production of a Play	Nominated	[159]
	The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time		Won
	The Iceman Cometh	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Nominated
	Skylight		Nominated
	This Is Our Youth		Nominated
2016	The Humans	Outstanding Production of a Play	Won	[160] [161]
	King Charles III		Nominated
	Blackbird	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Nominated
	The Crucible		Nominated
	A View from the Bridge		Won
2017	A Doll’s House, Part 2	Outstanding Production of a Play	Nominated	[162]
	Sweat		Nominated
	Hello, Dolly!	Outstanding Revival of a Musical	Won
2018	Meteor Shower	Outstanding Production of a Play	Nominated	[163]
	The Iceman Cometh	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Nominated
	Three Tall Women		Nominated
	Carousel	Outstanding Revival of a Musical	Nominated
2019	The Ferryman	Outstanding Production of a Play	Won	[164] [165]
	Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus		Nominated
	To Kill a Mockingbird		Nominated
	King Lear	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Nominated
	The Waverly Gallery		Won
2020	The Inheritance	Outstanding Production of a Play	Won	[166] [167]
	West Side Story	Outstanding Revival of a Musical	Nominated

Lucille Lortel Awards

Year	Nominated work	Category	Result	Ref.
2006	Red Light Winter	Outstanding Play	Nominated	[168]
2013	Cock		Nominated	[169]
2015	Every Brilliant Thing	Outstanding Solo Show	Nominated	[170]

Outer Critics Circle Awards

Year	Nominated work	Category	Result	Ref.
1995	Passion	Best Broadway Musical	Nominated	[171]
	Hamlet	Best Revival – Play	Nominated
1996	Seven Guitars	Best Broadway Play	Nominated	[172]
1998	On the Town	Best Revival – Musical	Nominated	[173]
1999	Amy's View	Outstanding Broadway Play	Nominated	[174]
	Closer		Nominated
2000	Copenhagen		Won	[175]
	The Wild Party	Outstanding Off-Broadway Musical	Won
2002	The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?	Outstanding Broadway Play	Won	[176]
2004	Caroline, or Change	Outstanding Broadway Musical	Nominated	[177]
2005	Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Nominated	[178]
	Doubt	Outstanding Broadway Play	Won
2006	The History Boys		Won	[179]
2008	Gypsy	Outstanding Revival of a Musical	Nominated	[180]
2009	God of Carnage	Outstanding New Broadway Play	Won	[181]
2010	Fences	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Won	[182]
2011	The Book of Mormon	Outstanding New Broadway Musical	Won	[183]
	The Motherf**ker With the Hat	Outstanding New Broadway Play	Nominated
2012	One Man, Two Guvnors		Won	[184]
	Death of a Salesman	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Won
2013	Cock	Outstanding New Off-Broadway Play	Nominated	[185]
	The Testament of Mary	Outstanding New Broadway Play	Nominated
2015	The Audience		Nominated	[186]
	The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time		Won
	Skylight	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Nominated
2016	The Humans	Outstanding New Broadway Play	Won	[187]
	King Charles III		Nominated
	Blackbird	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Nominated
	The Crucible		Nominated
	A View From the Bridge		Nominated
2017	A Doll's House, Part 2	Outstanding New Broadway Play	Nominated	[188]
	Sweat		Nominated
	The Front Page	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Nominated
	Hello, Dolly!	Outstanding Revival of a Musical	Won	[189]
2018	Three Tall Women	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Nominated	[190]
	Carousel	Outstanding Revival of a Musical	Nominated
2019	The Ferryman	Outstanding New Broadway Play	Won	[191]
	To Kill a Mockingbird		Nominated
	The Waverly Gallery	Outstanding Revival of a Play	Nominated
2020	The Inheritance	Outstanding New Broadway Play	Won	[192]
	West Side Story	Outstanding Revival of a Musical	Won

Music

Grammy Awards

Year	Nominated work	Category	Result	Ref.
2012	The Book of Mormon	Best Musical Theater Album	Won	[193]

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