Cannes Film Festival Award for Best Actress

The Cannes Film Festival Award for Best Actress (French: Prix d'interprétation féminine) is an award presented at the Cannes Film Festival. It is chosen by the jury from the official films in competition at the festival. It was first awarded in 1946. The ceremony was cancelled in 1948, 1950, and 1968. No awards were given to actresses in 1947. On four occasions, the jury has awarded multiple women (more than 2) the prize from one film. The four films were A World Apart, Brink of Life, A Big Family, and Volver. The jury also on occasion cites actresses with a special citation that is separate from the main award. The award can be for lead or supporting roles with the exception of the period from 1979 to 1981, when the festival used to award a separate "Best Supporting Actress" prize.

Isabelle Adjani is the only actress to ever win the award for two films in one festival, which she did in 1981. Barbara Hershey won the award consecutively in 1987 and 1988.

‡ - indicates the performance was also nominated for an Academy Award

† - indicates the performance was also an Academy Award winner

Award Winners

YearActressRoleFilm
1940s
1946Michèle Morgan (France)GertrudePastoral Symphony
1947No award this year
1949Isa Miranda (Italy)Marta ManfrediniThe Walls of Malapaga
1950s
1951Bette Davis (United States)Margo Channing ‡All About Eve
1952Lee Grant (United States)The Shoplifter ‡Detective Story
1953Shirley Booth (United States)[1]Lola Delaney †Come Back, Little Sheba
1954Maria Schell (Austria) - Special AwardHelga ReinbeckThe Last Bridge
1955Whole Cast (USSR)Bolshaya semya
1956Susan Hayward (United States)[2]Lillian RothI'll Cry Tomorrow
1957Giulietta Masina (Italy)Maria "Cabiria" CeccarelliNights of Cabiria
1958Eva Dahlbeck (Sweden)Stina AnderssonBrink of Life
Bibi Andersson (Sweden)Hjördis Petterson
Barbro Hiort af Ornäs (Sweden)Nurse Brita
Ingrid Thulin (Sweden)Cecilia Ellius
Tatiana Samoilova (USSR) - Special AwardVeronikaThe Cranes Are Flying
1959Simone Signoret (France)Alice Aisgill †Room at the Top
1960s
1960Jeanne Moreau (France)Anne DesbarèdesSeven Days... Seven Nights
Melina Mercouri (Greece)Ilya ‡Never on Sunday
1961Sophia Loren (Italy)Cesira †Two Women
1962Katharine Hepburn (United States)Mary Cavan Tyrone ‡Long Day's Journey into Night
Rita Tushingham (United Kingdom)JosephineA Taste of Honey
1963Marina Vlady (France)ReginaThe Conjugal Bed
1964Barbara Barrie (United States)Julie Cullen RichardsOne Potato, Two Potato
Anne Bancroft (United States)Jo Armitage ‡The Pumpkin Eater
1965Samantha Eggar (United Kingdom)Miranda Grey ‡The Collector
Vera Kuznetsova (USSR) - Special AwardNataliaThere Was an Old Couple
1966Vanessa Redgrave (United Kingdom)Leonie Delt ‡Morgan!
1967Pia Degermark (Sweden)Elvira MadiganElvira Madigan
1968Festival interrupted, no awards this year
1969Vanessa Redgrave (United Kingdom)Isadora DuncanIsadora
1970s
1970Ottavia Piccolo (Italy)ErsiliaMetello
1971Kitty Winn (United States)Helen ReevesThe Panic in Needle Park
Mari Törőcsik (Hungary) - Special AwardsLucaLove
Lili Darvas (Hungary) - Special AwardsThe Old lady
1972Susannah York (United Kingdom)CathrynImages
1973Joanne Woodward (United States)Beatrice HunsdorferThe Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds
1974Marie-José Nat (France)ElleViolins at the Ball
1975Valérie Perrine (United States)Honey BruceLenny
1976Dominique Sanda (France)Irene Carelli FerramontiThe Inheritance
Mari Törőcsik (Hungary)DérynéMrs. Dery Where Are You?
1977Shelley Duvall (United States)Mildred "Millie" Lammoreaux3 Women
Monique Mercure (Canada)Rose-Aimee MartinJ.A. Martin Photographer
1978Jill Clayburgh (United States)Erica Benton ‡An Unmarried Woman
Isabelle Huppert (France)Violette NozièreViolette Nozière
1979Sally Field (United States)Norma Rae WebsterNorma Rae
Supporting Eva Mattes (Germany)MarieWoyzeck
1980s
1980Anouk Aimée (France)Marta PonticelliA Leap in the Dark
Supporting Milena Dravić (Yugoslavia)KacaSpecial Treatment
Supporting Carla Gravina (Italy)CarlaThe Terrace
1981Isabelle Adjani (France)Marya 'Mado' ZelliQuartet
Anna / HelenPossession
Supporting Yelena Solovey (USSR)TekleFact
1982Jadwiga Jankowska-Cieślak (Poland)Eva SzalanczkyAnother Way
1983Hanna Schygulla (West Germany)EugeniaThe Story of Piera
1984Helen Mirren (United Kingdom)MarcellaCal
1985Cher (United States)Florence "Rusty" DennisMask
Norma Aleandro (Argentina)Alicia Marnet de IbáñezThe Official Story
1986Barbara Sukowa (West Germany)Rosa LuxemburgRosa Luxemburg
Fernanda Torres (Brazil)The WomanLove Me Forever or Never
1987Barbara Hershey (United States)RuthShy People
1988Barbara Hershey (United States)Diana RothA World Apart
Jodhi May (United Kingdom)Molly Roth
Linda Mvusi (South Africa)Elsie
1989Meryl Streep (United States)Lindy ChamberlainA Cry in the Dark
1990s
1990Krystyna Janda (Poland)Antonina “Tonia” DziwiszInterrogation
1991Irène Jacob (France)Weronika / VéroniqueThe Double Life of Véronique
1992Pernilla August (Sweden)Anna Åkerblom BergmanThe Best Intentions
1993Holly Hunter (United States)Ada McGrath †The Piano
1994Virna Lisi (Italy)Catherine de' MediciQueen Margot
1995Helen Mirren (United Kingdom)Queen CharlotteThe Madness of King George
1996Brenda Blethyn (United Kingdom)Cynthia Rose Purley ‡Secrets & Lies
1997Kathy Burke (United Kingdom)ValerieNil by Mouth
1998Élodie Bouchez (France)Isabelle 'Isa' TostinThe Dreamlife of Angels
Natacha Régnier (Belgium)Marie Thomas
1999Séverine Caneele (Belgium)DominioHumanité
Émilie Dequenne (Belgium)RosettaRosetta
2000s
2000Björk (Iceland)Selma JežkováDancer in the Dark
2001Isabelle Huppert (France)Erika KohutThe Piano Teacher
2002Kati Outinen (Finland)IrmaThe Man Without a Past
2003Marie-Josée Croze (Canada)NathalieThe Barbarian Invasions
2004Maggie Cheung (Hong Kong)Emily WangClean
2005Hanna Laslo (Israel)HannaFree Zone
2006Penélope Cruz (Spain)Raimunda ‡Volver
Carmen Maura (Spain)Irene
Lola Dueñas (Spain)Soledad ("Sole")
Blanca Portillo (Spain)Agustina
Yohana Cobo (Spain)Paula
Chus Lampreave (Spain)Tía Paula
2007Jeon Do-yeon (South Korea)Lee Shin-aeSecret Sunshine
2008Sandra Corveloni (Brazil)CleuzaLinha de Passe
2009Charlotte Gainsbourg (France)SheAntichrist
2010s
2010Juliette Binoche (France)The WomanCertified Copy
2011[3]Kirsten Dunst (United States / Germany)JustineMelancholia
2012[4]Cristina Flutur (Romania)AlinaBeyond the Hills
Cosmina Stratan (Romania)Voichita
2013[5]Bérénice Bejo (France / Argentina)[6]Marie BrissonThe Past
2014[7]Julianne Moore (United States)Havana SegrandMaps to the Stars
2015[8]Rooney Mara (United States)Therese Belivet ‡Carol
Emmanuelle Bercot (France)Marie-Antoinette JézéquelMon roi
2016Jaclyn Jose (Philippines)RosaMa' Rosa
2017Diane Kruger (Germany)Katja SekerciIn the Fade
2018Samal Yeslyamova (Kazakhstan)AykaAyka

Multiple award winners

2 wins

See also

References

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  6. Adèle Exarchopoulos and Léa Seydoux were also awarded an Honorary Palme d'Or for Blue Is the Warmest Colour
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