List of awards and nominations received by Alicia Vikander

List of awards and nominations received by
Alicia Vikander

Vikander at the Guldbagge Awards in 2013
Accolades Award Won Nominated AACTA Awards 0 1 Academy Awards 1 1 Alliance of Women Film Journalists 1 3 Austin Film Critics Association 1 2 Berlin International Film Festival 1 1 Bodil Awards 0 1 Boston Society of Film Critics 0 1 British Academy Film Awards 0 3 British Independent Film Awards 0 2 Chicago Film Critics Association 1 1 Critics' Choice Awards 1 1 Dallas–Fort Worth Film Critics Association 0 2 Denver Film Critics Society 1 2 Detroit Film Critics Society 2 3 Dorian Awards 1 1 Empire Awards 1 3 European Film Awards 0 1 Florida Film Critics Circle 0 2 Golden Globes Awards 0 2 Guldbagge Awards 1 1 Hamptons International Film Festival 1 1 Hollywood Film Awards 1 1 Houston Film Critics Society 0 2 International Filmfestival Mannheim-Heidelberg 1 1 Ischia Film Festival 1 1 London Film Critics' Circle 0 1 Los Angeles Film Critics Association 1 1 Marrakech International Film Festival 1 1 Molodist 1 1 MTV Movie Awards 0 1 National Society of Film Critics 0 1 New York Film Critics Online 1 1 Online Film Critics Society 0 1 Palm Springs International Film Festival 1 1 Robert Award 0 1 San Diego Film Critics Society 1 4 San Francisco Film Critics Circle 0 2 Santa Barbara International Film Festival 1 1 Satellite Awards 1 1 Saturn Awards 0 1 Screen Actors Guild Awards 1 1 St. Louis Gateway Film Critics Association 1 2 Stockholm International Film Festival 1 1 Teen Choice Awards 0 1 Toronto Film Critics Association 1 1 Vancouver Film Critics Circle 1 2 Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association 1 2 Women Film Critics Circle 1 1
Total number of awards and nominations
Totals	31	70
References

Alicia Vikander is a Swedish actress who made her feature film debut in the 2010 drama Pure, in which she starred as a high school dropout determined to carve out a new identity to escape her difficult upbringing.^[1] For her performance in the film she received the Guldbagge Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role. In 2011, Vikander received the Shooting Stars Award from the Berlin International Film Festival. The following year, she played Caroline Matilda of Great Britain in Danish historical drama A Royal Affair with Mads Mikkelsen,^[2] for which Vikander was nominated in the Best Actress category at both the Bodil Awards and Robert Award. In the same year, she made her English language debut playing Kitty in the 2012 adaptation of Tolstoy's Anna Karenina—the role brought her international recognition.^[3]

Vikander starred as wartime nurse Vera Brittain in the 2014 drama Testament of Youth,^[4] for which she was nominated at the British Independent Film Awards. The following year Vikander appeared as an android in psychological thriller Ex Machina for which she received awards in the Best Supporting Actress category from the Chicago Film Critics Association, Los Angeles Film Critics Association, Toronto Film Critics Association, and Vancouver Film Critics Circle. In the same year, she portrayed Danish painter Gerda Wegener, the wife of transgender pioneer Lili Elbe.^[5] For her portrayal Vikander garnered the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress, Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role, and Critics' Choice Movie Award for Best Supporting Actress.

Awards and nominations

Award	Year[lower-alpha 1]	Film(s)	Category	Result	Ref.
AACTA Awards	2016	The Danish Girl	Best Supporting Actress – International	Nominated	[6]
Academy Awards	2016	The Danish Girl	Best Supporting Actress	Won	[7]
Alliance of Women Film Journalists	2013	A Royal Affair	Best Breakthrough Performance	Nominated	[8][9][10]
	2016	Ex Machina	Best Supporting Actress	Nominated
	2016	Ex Machina Testament of Youth The Danish Girl	Best Breakthrough Performance	Won
Austin Film Critics Association	2015	Ex Machina	Best Supporting Actress	Won	[11][12]
	2015	Ex Machina	Best Breakthrough Artist	Nominated
Berlin International Film Festival	2011	—	Shooting Stars	Won	[13]
Bodil Awards	2013	A Royal Affair	Best Actress	Nominated	[14]
Boston Society of Film Critics	2015	Unspecified[lower-alpha 2]	Best Supporting Actress	Runner-up	[15]
British Academy Film Awards	2013	—	Rising Star	Nominated	[16][17]
	2016	The Danish Girl	Best Actress	Nominated
	2016	Ex Machina	Best Supporting Actress	Nominated
British Independent Film Awards	2014	Testament of Youth	Best Actress	Nominated	[18][19]
	2015	The Danish Girl	Best Actress	Nominated
Chicago Film Critics Association	2015	Ex Machina	Best Supporting Actress	Won	[20]
Critics' Choice Movie Awards	2016	The Danish Girl	Best Supporting Actress	Won	[21]
Dallas–Fort Worth Film Critics Association	2015	Ex Machina	Best Supporting Actress	2nd	[22]
	2015	The Danish Girl		4th
Denver Film Critics Society	2016	Ex Machina	Best Supporting Actress	Won	[23][24]
	2016	The Danish Girl	Best Actress	Nominated
Detroit Film Critics Society	2015	The Danish Girl	Best Supporting Actress	Won	[25][26]
	2015	Ex Machina		Nominated
	2015	The Danish Girl Ex Machina	Best Breakthrough	Won
Dorian Awards	2016	—	Rising Star	Won	[27]
Empire Awards	2013	Anna Karenina	Best Female Newcomer	Nominated	[28][29][30]
	2015	Ex Machina	Best Actress	Nominated
	2016	The Danish Girl	Best Actress	Won
European Film Awards	2015	Ex Machina	Best Actress	Nominated	[31]
Florida Film Critics Circle	2015	Ex Machina	Best Supporting Actress	Nominated	[32][33]
	2015	Ex Machina The Danish Girl	Pauline Kael Breakout Award	Runner-up
Golden Globe Awards	2016	The Danish Girl	Best Actress – Drama	Nominated	[34]
	2016	Ex Machina	Best Supporting Actress	Nominated
Guldbagge Awards	2010	Pure	Best Actress	Won	[35]
Hamptons International Film Festival	2012	—	Variety's Ten Actors to Watch	Won	[36]
Hollywood Film Awards	2015	The Danish Girl	Breakout Actress	Won	[37]
Houston Film Critics Society	2016	The Danish Girl	Best Supporting Actress	Nominated	[38][39]
	2016	Ex Machina		Nominated
International Filmfestival Mannheim-Heidelberg	2010	Pure	Special Mention	Won	[40]
Ischia Film Festival	2015	—	Breakout Actress of the Year	Won	[41]
London Film Critics' Circle	2016	Ex Machina	Supporting Actress of the Year	Nominated	[42]
Los Angeles Film Critics Association	2015	Ex Machina	Best Supporting Actress	Won	[43]
Marrakech International Film Festival	2013	Hotell	Best Actress	Won	[44]
Molodist	2011	Pure	Best Young Actress	Won	[45]
MTV Movie Awards	2016	Ex Machina	Best Female Performance	Nominated	[46]
National Society of Film Critics	2016	Ex Machina	Best Supporting Actress	2nd	[47]
New York Film Critics Online	2015	Ex Machina The Danish Girl	Best Breakthrough Performance	Won	[48]
Online Film Critics Society	2015	The Danish Girl	Best Supporting Actress	Nominated	[49]
Palm Springs International Film Festival	2016	The Danish Girl	Rising Star	Won	[13]
Robert Award	2013	A Royal Affair	Best Actress	Nominated	[50]
San Diego Film Critics Society	2015	Ex Machina	Best Actress	Nominated	[51][52]
	2015	The Danish Girl	Best Supporting Actress	Nominated
	2015	The Danish Girl Ex Machina The Man from U.N.C.L.E. Burnt	Best Body of Work	Won
	2015	The Danish Girl Ex Machina	Breakthrough Artist	Runner-up
San Francisco Film Critics Circle	2015	The Danish Girl	Best Supporting Actress	Nominated	[53]
	2015	Ex Machina		Nominated
Santa Barbara International Film Festival	2016	—	Virtuoso Award	Won	[54]
Satellite Awards	2016	The Danish Girl	Best Supporting Actress	Won	[55][56]
Saturn Awards	2016	Ex Machina	Best Supporting Actress	Nominated	[57]
Screen Actors Guild Awards	2016	The Danish Girl	Best Supporting Actress	Won	[58]
St. Louis Gateway Film Critics Association	2015	The Danish Girl	Best Actress	Nominated	[59]
	2015	Ex Machina	Best Supporting Actress	Won
Stockholm International Film Festival	2010	—	Rising Star	Won	[60]
Teen Choice Awards	2016	The Danish Girl	Choice Actress: Drama	Nominated	[61]
Toronto Film Critics Association	2015	Ex Machina	Best Supporting Actress	Won	[62]
Vancouver Film Critics Circle	2015	Ex Machina	Best Supporting Actress	Won	[63][64]
	2015	The Danish Girl	Best Supporting Actress	Nominated
Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association	2015	Ex Machina	Best Supporting Actress	Won	[65]
	2015	The Danish Girl	Best Supporting Actress	Nominated
Women Film Critics Circle	2015	The Danish Girl	The Invisible Woman Award	Won	[66]

Notes

1. Year in which awards ceremony was held
2. Boston Society of Film Critics did not specify which film she was nominated for.

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