The following is a list of awards and nominations received by Drew Barrymore.
Drew Barrymore is an American actress, screenwriter, film director and producer. Known for her roles on film, she has received various accolades including a Golden Globe Award and a Screen Actors Guild Award as well as nominations for a BAFTA Award and nine Emmy Awards.
As a child actor she acted in the Steven Spielberg directed science-fiction coming-of-age drama E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982) for which she was nominated for the BAFTA Award for Most Promising Newcomer to Leading Film Roles. She then acted in the Charles Shyer directed comedy-drama Irreconcilable Differences (1982) for which she received a Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress – Motion Picture nomination.
On television, she received Golden Globe Award for Best Actress – Miniseries or Television Film nominations for her performances as a teenage murderer in the Showtime film Guncrazy (1992) and Edith Bouvier Beale in the HBO film Grey Gardens (2009). The role for the later also earned her the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Actress in a Miniseries or TV Movie as well as nomination for the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited Series or Movie. As the host of The Drew Barrymore Show she has received four Daytime Emmy Awards.
For her contributions to the Entertainment industry, Barrymore received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 1999. That same year she received the Women's Image Network Award's Crystal Award. She has also received three Kids' Choice Awards, three MTV Movie Awards, two People's Choice Awards, a Satellite Award, a Saturn Award, and three Young Artist Awards as well as nominations for 13 Teen Choice Awards.
Awards and nominations
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Alliance of Women Film Journalists Awards
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Year
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Nominated work
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Category
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Result
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2009
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Whip It
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EDA Female Focus Award - Perseverance Award
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Nominated
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American Comedy Awards
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Blockbuster Entertainment Awards
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Year
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Nominated work
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Category
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Result
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1999
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The Wedding Singer
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Favorite Actress — Comedy
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Nominated
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Ever After
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Favorite Actress — Drama/Romance
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Won
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2000
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Never Been Kissed
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Favorite Actress — Comedy/Romance
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Won
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2001
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Charlie's Angels
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Favorite Action Team — Internet
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Won[a]
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DVD Exclusive Awards
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Year
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Nominated work
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Category
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Result
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2001
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Skipped Parts
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Best Supporting Actress
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Nominated
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Year
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Nominated work
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Category
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Result
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2009
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Grey Gardens
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TV Performance of the Year — Drama
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Won
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2010
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Whip It!
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Campy Film of the Year
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Nominated
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Elle Women in Hollywood Awards
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Year
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Nominated work
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Category
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Result
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2000
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Herself
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Icon Award
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Won[b]
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Year
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Nominated work
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Category
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Result
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2001
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Herself
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Female Star of the Year
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Won
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Golden Raspberry Awards
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Year
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Nominated work
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Category
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Result
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2010
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Grey Gardens
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Outstanding Female Lead in a Drama Special
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Won
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2017
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Odd Mom Out
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Actress in a Featured or Guest Role
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Won
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Guinness World Record
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Nominated work
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Category
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Result
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2017
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Wearer of World's Widest Wig (7'4")[1]
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Awarded Live on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon
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Won
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Hasty Pudding Theatricals Awards
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Hollywood Film Festival Awards
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Year
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Nominated work
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Category
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Result
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1999
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Herself
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Actress of the Year
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Won
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Hollywood Makeup Artist and Hair Stylist Guild Awards
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Year
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Nominated work
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Category
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Result
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2001
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Herself
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Barrymore Award
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Won
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Hollywood Walk of Fame Awards
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Irish Film & Television Academy Awards
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Year
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Nominated work
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Category
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Result
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2005
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Fever Pitch
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Audience Award — Best International Actress
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Nominated
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Year
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Nominated work
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Category
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Result
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1993
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Guncrazy
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Best Actress
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Won
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National Association of Theatre Owners Awards
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Year
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Nominated work
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Category
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Result
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2000
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Herself
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ShoWest Convention Special — Comedy Star of the Year
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Won
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2004
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ShoWest Convention Special — Distinguished Decade of Achievement in Film
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Won
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2014
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CinemaCon Award — Female Star of the Year
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Won
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Online Film & Television Association Awards
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Year
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Nominated work
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Category
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Result
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1999
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Ever After
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Best Sci-Fi / Fantasy / Horror Actress
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Nominated
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2001
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Titan A.E.
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Best Voice-Over Performance
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Nominated
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2009
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Grey Gardens
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Best Actress in a Motion Picture or Miniseries
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Won
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People's Choice Awards
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Year
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Nominated work
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Category
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Result
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2004
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50 First Dates
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Favorite On-Screen Chemistry
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Won[c]
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Herself
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Favorite Leading Lady
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Nominated
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2005
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Favorite Funny Female Star
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Nominated
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2007
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Favorite Leading Lady
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Won
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2008
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Favorite Star Under 35
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Nominated
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2009
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Favorite Movie Actress
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Nominated
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2010
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Going the Distance
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Favorite Comedic Star
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Nominated
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2014
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Blended
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Favorite Comedic Actress
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Nominated
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Year
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Nominated work
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Category
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Result
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2010
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Grey Gardens
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Performance in a TV Movie or Miniseries
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Nominated
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Stockholm Film Festival Awards
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Year
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Nominated work
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Category
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Result
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1999
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Herself
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Choice Female Hottie
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Nominated
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Never Been Kissed and Ever After
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Choice Movie Actress
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Nominated
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2001
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Charlie's Angels
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Nominated
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Choice Movie: Wipeout
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Nominated
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2002
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Riding in Cars with Boys
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Choice Movie Actress: Action/Drama
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Nominated
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2004
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50 First Dates
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Choice Movie: Chemistry
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Nominated[c]
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Choice Movie: Liplock (shared with Sandler)
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Nominated[c]
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Choice Movie Actress: Comedy
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Nominated
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2005
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Fever Pitch
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Nominated
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Choice Movie: Chemistry
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Nominated[f]
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Choice Movie: Liplock
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Nominated[f]
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Choice Movie: Love Scene
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Nominated[f]
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2007
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Music and Lyrics
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Choice Movie: Liplock
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Nominated[g]
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2014
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Blended
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Choice Movie Actress: Comedy
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Nominated
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Utah Film Critics Association Awards
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Year
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Nominated work
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Category
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Result
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1982
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E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
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Best Supporting Actress
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Nominated
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Year
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Nominated work
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Category
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Result
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1999
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Herself
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Crystal Award
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Won
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2009
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Whip It!
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Outstanding Actress Feature Film
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Nominated
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