Al Pacino Awards and achievements

Following is the summary of Al Pacino's awards and achievements:

Academy Awards

• 1992: Won Academy Award - Category: Best Actor, for: Scent of A Woman
• 1992: Nominated for Academy Award - Category: Best Supporting Actor, for: Glengarry Glen Ross
• 1990: Nominated for Academy Award - Category: Best Supporting Actor, for: Dick Tracy
• 1979: Nominated for Academy Award - Category: Best Actor, for: And Justice for All
• 1975: Nominated for Academy Award - Category: Best Actor, for: Dog Day Afternoon
• 1974: Nominated for Academy Award - Category: Best Actor, for: The Godfather Part II
• 1973: Nominated for Academy Award - Category: Best Actor, for: Serpico
• 1972: Nominated for Academy Award - Category: Best Supporting Actor, for: The Godfather

• 1975: Won British Academy Award - Category: Best Actor, for: Dog Day Afternoon
• 1975: Won British Academy Award - Category: Best Actor, for: The Godfather Part II

• 2003: Won Golden Globe Award - Category: Best Actor (Miniseries or TV Movie), for: Angels in America
• 1992: Won Golden Globe Award - Category: Best Actor (Drama), for: Scent of A Woman
• 1992: Nominated for Golden Globe Award - Category: Best Supporting Actor, for: Glengarry Glen Ross
• 1990: Nominated for Golden Globe Award - Category: Best Actor (Drama), for: The Godfather, Part III
• 1990: Nominated for Golden Globe Award - Category: Best Supporting Actor, for: Dick Tracy
• 1989: Nominated for Golden Globe Award - Category: Best Actor (Drama), for: Sea of Love
• 1983: Nominated for Golden Globe Award - Category: Best Actor (Drama), for: Scarface
• 1982: Nominated for Golden Globe Award - Category: Best Actor (Musical or Comedy), for: Author! Author!
• 1979: Nominated for Golden Globe Award - Category: Best Actor (Drama), for: And Justice for All
• 1977: Nominated for Golden Globe Award - Category: Best Actor (Drama), for: Bobby Deerfield
• 1975: Nominated for Golden Globe Award - Category: Best Actor (Drama), for: Dog Day Afternoon
• 1974: Nominated for Golden Globe Award - Category: Best Actor (Drama), for: The Godfather Part II
• 1973: Won Golden Globe Award - Category: Best Actor (Drama), for: Serpico
• 1972: Nominated for Golden Globe Award - Category: Best Actor (Drama), for: The Godfather

• 1996: Nominated for Independent Spirit Award - Category: Truer Than Fiction Award, for: Looking for Richard

• 1975: Won Los Angeles Film Critics Award - Category: Best Actor, for: Dog Day Afternoon

• 1973: Won NBR Award - Category: Best Actor, for: Serpico
• 1972: Won NBR Award - Category: Best Supporting Actor, for: The Godfather

• 1975: Nominated for New York Film Critics Circle Award - Category: Best Actor, for: Dog Day Afternoon
• 1973: Nominated for New York Film Critics Circle Award - Category: Best Actor, for: Serpico
• 1972: Nominated for New York Film Critics Circle Award - Category: Best Actor, for: The Godfather

• 1972: Won National Society of Film Critics Award - Category: Best Actor, for: The Godfather

• 1973: Won David Donatello Awards - Category: Best Actor, For: The Godfather

• 1997: Won Boston Society of Film Critics Awards - Category: Best Actor, for: Donnie Brasco

• 1973: Won Cannes Film Festival Awards - Category: Best Actor, for: Scarecrow

• Nominated for MTV Movie Award - Category: Best Villian, for: Devil's Advocate

• 1985: Nominated for Golden Raspberry Award - Category: Worst Actor, for: Revolution

• 1969: Won Tony Award - Category: Best Dramatic Supporting Actor, for: Does a Tiger Wear a Necktie?
• 1977: Won Tony Award - Category: Best Dramatic Actor, for: The Basic Training of Pavlo Hummel

• 1969: Won Drama Desk Award - Category: Best Supporting Actor, for: Does a Tiger Wear a Necktie?

• 1969: Won Theatre World Award - Category: Best Supporting Actor, for: Does a Tiger Wear a Necktie?

• 1966: Nominated for Obie Award - Category: Best Actor, for: Why is a Crooked Letter
• 1968: Nominated for Obie Award - Category: Best Actor, for: The Indian Wants the Bronx

• 1996: Won Director's Guild Award - Catefory: Best Direction for a Documentary, for: Looking for Richard

• 1997: Won Honorary Award, for: Al Pacino