Spoiler-free premise
Mathematician John Nash pursues an original theory at Princeton while relationships and disturbing perceptions challenge his grasp of reality.
Why it belongs
A Beautiful Mind makes mathematical ambition and mental illness emotionally accessible through subjective apprehension, Crowe's concentrated Nash, and Connelly's grounded Alicia.
Major award record
Metadata only · zero points in 40/40/20Academy Awards4 wins2002 · official ceremony record ↗
Best Picture2002 · Brian Grazer and Ron Howard, Producersofficial ceremony record ↗Directing2002 · Ron Howardofficial ceremony record ↗Writing (Screenplay Based on Material Previously Produced or Published)2002 · Written by Akiva Goldsmanofficial ceremony record ↗Actress in a Supporting Role2002 · Jennifer Connellyofficial ceremony record ↗
Golden Globes4 wins2002 · official film record ↗
Best Motion Picture - Drama2002 · A Beautiful Mindofficial film record ↗Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Drama2002 · Russell Croweofficial film record ↗Best Screenplay - Motion Picture2002 · Akiva Goldsmanofficial film record ↗Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in any Motion Picture2002 · Jennifer Connellyofficial film record ↗
Totals include every recorded competitive win. Only Picture or top-film honors, Direction, Screenplay, and lead or supporting performances are named.