NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture

The NAACP Image Award winners for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture:The award was introduced in 1970.^[1]

Stats

• Angela Bassett - 3 wins

Multiple Nominations

• 7 nominations
  • Alfre Woodard-(Passion Fish, American Violet, How to Make an American Quilt, Love & Basketball, Radio, Star Trek: First Contact, 12 Years a Slave) 2 wins
• 6 nominations
  • Angela Bassett-(The Score, Akeelah and the Bee, Music of the Heart, Malcolm X, Contact, Chi-Raq) 3 wins
• 5 nominations
  • Loretta Devine-(Waiting to Exhale, The Preacher's Wife, Woman Thou Art Loosed, This Christmas, Kingdom Come) 2 wins
• 4 nominations
  • Queen Latifah-(Hairspray, Living Out Loud, Brown Sugar, The Bone Collector)
  • Thandie Newton-(The Pursuit of Happyness, Crash, Beloved, Mission Impossible II)
  • Whoopi Goldberg-(Ghost, Sarafina!, How Stella Got Her Groove Back, For Colored Girls) 2 wins
• 3 nominations
  • Cicely Tyson-(Diary of a Mad Black Woman, The Help, Hoodlum) 1 win
  • Jada Pinkett Smith-(Collateral, Ali, The Matrix Revolutions)
  • Kimberly Elise-(John Q, For Colored Girls, Beloved) 1 win
  • Taraji P. Henson-(The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Hustle & Flow, Think Like a Man) 1 win
  • Jennifer Hudson-(Dreamgirls, The Secret Life of Bees, Chi-Raq) 1 win
  • Phylicia Rashad-(Creed, Good Deeds, For Colored Girls)
  • Octavia Spencer-(The Help, Fruitvale Station, Get On Up) 1 win
• 2 nominations
  • Anika Noni Rose-(For Colored Girls, Dreamgirls)
  • Kerry Washington-(Django Unchained, The Last King of Scotland) 1 win
  • Mo'Nique-(Precious, Two Can Play That Game) 1 win
  • Nicole Ari Parker-(Remember the Titans, Brown Sugar)
  • Jill Scott-(Why Did I Get Married Too?, Get On Up)
  • Regina Taylor-(Clockers, Courage Under Fire)
  • Jenifer Lewis - (What's Love Got to Do with It, The Preacher's Wife)
  • Sanaa Lathan-(The Best Man, Out of Time)
  • Sophie Okonedo-(The Secret Life of Bees, Hotel Rwanda)
  • Oprah Winfrey-(Lee Daniels' The Butler, Selma)

Winners and nominees

Year	Winner	Nominees
1970	Beah Richards[1] The Great White Hope)
1986	Oprah Winfrey (The Color Purple)
1989	Traci Wolfe[2] (Lethal Weapon)
1990	Juanita Waterman[3] (Cry Freedom)
1992	Whoopi Goldberg[4] (Ghost)
1995	Angela Bassett[5] (Malcolm X)	Alfre Woodard[5] (Passion Fish) Jenifer Lewis (What's Love Got to Do with It) Vanessa Bell Calloway (What's Love Got to Do with It) Whoopi Goldberg (Sarafina!)
1996	Loretta Devine[6] (Waiting to Exhale)	Lela Rochon[6] (Waiting to Exhale) Regina Taylor (Clockers) Maya Angelou (How to Make an American Quilt) Alfre Woodard (How to Make an American Quilt)
1997	Loretta Devine[7](The Preacher's Wife)	Jenifer Lewis[7] (The Preacher's Wife) Alfre Woodard (Star Trek: First Contact) Tonea Stewart (A Time to Kill) Regina Taylor (Courage Under Fire)
1998	Irma P. Hall[8] (Soul Food)	Angela Bassett[8] (Contact) Debbi Morgan (Eve's Bayou) Cicely Tyson (Hoodlum) Esther Rolle (Rosewood)
1999	Whoopi Goldberg[9] (How Stella Got Her Groove Back)	Thandie Newton[9] (Beloved) Queen Latifah (Living Out Loud) Beah Richards (Beloved) Kimberly Elise (Beloved)
2000	Angela Bassett[10] (Music of the Heart)	Melissa De Sousa[10] (The Best Man) Sanaa Lathan (The Best Man) Queen Latifah (The Bone Collector) Vanessa Williams (Light It Up)
2001	Alfre Woodard[11] (Love and Basketball)	Nicole Ari Parker[11] (Remember the Titans) Aunjanue Ellis (Men of Honor) Marla Gibbs (The Visit) Thandie Newton (Mission: Impossible II)
2002	Angela Bassett[12] (The Score)	Jada Pinkett Smith[12] (Ali) Mo'Nique (Two Can Play That Game) Vivica A. Fox (Kingdom Come) Loretta Devine (Kingdom Come)
2003	Halle Berry[13] (Die Another Day)	Eve[13] (BarberShop) Queen Latifah (Brown Sugar) Nicole Ari Parker (Brown Sugar) Kimberly Elise (John Q)
2004	Alfre Woodard[14] (Radio)	Nona Gaye[14] (The Matrix Revolutions) Sanaa Lathan (Out of Time) Jada Pinkett Smith (The Matrix Revolutions) Gabrielle Union (Bad Boys II)
2005	Regina King[15] (Ray)	Sharon Warren (Ray) Jada Pinkett Smith (Collateral) Sophie Okonedo (Hotel Rwanda) Loretta Devine (Woman Thou Art Loosed)
2006	Cicely Tyson[16] (Diary of a Mad Black Woman)	Taraji P. Henson[16] (Hustle & Flow) Elise Neal (Hustle & Flow) Thandie Newton (Crash) Ashanti (Coach Carter)
2007	Jennifer Hudson[17] (Dreamgirls)	Anika Noni Rose[16] (Dreamgirls) Angela Bassett (Akeelah and the Bee) Thandie Newton (The Pursuit of Happyness) Kerry Washington (The Last King of Scotland)
2008	Janet Jackson[18] (Why Did I Get Married?)	Ruby Dee[18] (American Gangster) Loretta Devine (This Christmas) Meagan Good (Stomp the Yard) Queen Latifah (Hairspray)
2009	Taraji P. Henson[19] (The Curious Case of Benjamin Button)	Jennifer Hudson[19] (The Secret Life of Bees) Alicia Keys (The Secret Life of Bees) Sophie Okonedo (The Secret Life of Bees) Beyoncé Knowles (Cadillac Records)
2010	Mo'Nique[20] (Precious)	Alfre Woodard[20] (American Violet) Paula Patton (Precious) Mariah Carey (Precious) Zoe Saldana (Avatar)
2011	Kimberly Elise[21] (For Colored Girls)	Anika Noni Rose (For Colored Girls) Phylicia Rashad (For Colored Girls) Jill Scott (Why Did I Get Married Too?) Whoopi Goldberg (For Colored Girls)
2012	Octavia Spencer[22] (The Help)	Bryce Dallas Howard[22] - (The Help) Cicely Tyson - (The Help) Kim Wayans - (Pariah) Maya Rudolph - (Bridesmaids)
2013	Kerry Washington[23] (Django Unchained)	Gloria Reuben[23] - (Lincoln) Amandla Stenberg - (The Hunger Games) Phylicia Rashad - (Good Deeds) Taraji P. Henson - (Think Like a Man)
2014	Lupita Nyong'o[24] (12 Years a Slave)	Oprah Winfrey[24] - (Lee Daniels' The Butler) Octavia Spencer - (Fruitvale Station) Naomie Harris - (Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom) Alfre Woodard - (12 Years a Slave)
2015	Carmen Ejogo[25] (Selma)	Jill Scott[25] - (Get On Up) Octavia Spencer - (Get On Up) Oprah Winfrey - (Selma) Viola Davis - (Get On Up)
2016	Phylicia Rashad – (Creed)[26]	Angela Bassett[26] – (Chi-Raq) Gugu Mbatha-Raw –(Concussion) Jennifer Hudson - (Chi-Raq) Tessa Thompson – (Creed)

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