This list of film acting awards is an index to articles that describe awards given to actors and actresses in films. It includes general awards, best cast awards, and awards for debut actresses and actors. It excludes awards for lead actress, lead actor and supporting actor (male and female), which are covered by separate lists.
| Country | Award | Venue sponsor | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| South Korea | Baeksang Arts Awards for Most Popular Actor (Film) | Baeksang Arts Awards | [1] [2] |
| South Korea | Baeksang Arts Awards for Most Popular Actress (Film) | Baeksang Arts Awards | [1] |
| Europe | European Film Award for Best Supporting Performance | European Film Academy | [3] |
| United States | Women in Film & Video-DC Women of Vision Awards | Women in Film and Television International | Creative and technical achievements in media [4] |
| United States | Women in Film Crystal + Lucy Awards | Women in Film and Television International | Excellence in entertainment [5] |
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