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Ian McKellen

 

Birth: May 25, 1939 (Burnley, Lancashire, England, UK)

Selected Awards and Honors:

  • Two Academy Award nominations
  • Two Saturn Awards
  • Four BAFTA nominations
  • One Blockbuster Entertainment Award nomination
  • Two Emmy nominations
  • One GLAAD Media Award
  • One Golden Globe (three nominations)
  • One MTV Movie Award nomination
  • One individual and one ensemble Screen Actors Guild Awards (two individual and three ensemble nominations)

Cosmo Awards:

  • Nominations: 6 individual, 6 ensemble
  • Wins: 1 individual, 2 ensemble

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In 2003, Ian McKellen received the single most nominations of any actor or actress, with four individual and another four ensemble nominations honoring his work in both The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King as well as X2: X-Men United.

In 2001, McKellen won the Best Supporting Actor Cosmo for his performance as Gandalf in The Lord of The Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring. In 2002, he was nominated again for the role, but lost the award to Chris Cooper for Adaptation. The following year, he earned double Supporting Actor nominations for reprising his role as Gandalf as well as Magneto.


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