Detroit Film Critics Society Award for Best Supporting Actress

The Detroit Film Critics Society Award for Best Supporting Actress is an annual award given by the Detroit Film Critics Society to honor the best supporting actor that year.

Winners

2000s

Year	Actor	Film
2007	Tilda Swinton	Michael Clayton
	Cate Blanchett	I'm Not There
	Catherine Keener	Into the Wild
	Emily Mortimer	Lars and the Real Girl
	Amy Ryan	Gone Baby Gone
2008	Marisa Tomei	The Wrestler
	Amy Adams	Doubt
	Elizabeth Banks	W.
	Penélope Cruz	Vicky Cristina Barcelona
	Rosemarie DeWitt	Rachel Getting Married
2009	Mo'Nique	Precious
	Marion Cotillard	Nine
	Vera Farmiga	Up in the Air
	Anna Kendrick	Up in the Air
	Mélanie Laurent	Inglourious Basterds

2010s

Year	Actor	Film
2010	Amy Adams	The Fighter
	Helena Bonham Carter	The King's Speech
	Greta Gerwig	Greenberg
	Melissa Leo	The Fighter
	Jacki Weaver	Animal Kingdom
2011	Carey Mulligan	Shame
	Bérénice Bejo	The Artist
	Jessica Chastain	Take Shelter
	Vanessa Redgrave	Coriolanus
	Octavia Spencer	The Help
2012	Anne Hathaway	Les Misérables
	Amy Adams	The Master
	Ann Dowd	Compliance
	Sally Field	Lincoln
	Helen Hunt	The Sessions
2013	Scarlett Johansson	Her
	Jennifer Lawrence	American Hustle
	Julia Roberts	August: Osage County
	Lupita Nyong'o	12 Years a Slave
	June Squibb	Nebraska
2014	Patricia Arquette	Boyhood
	Laura Dern	Wild
	Rene Russo	Nightcrawler
	Emma Stone	Birdman
	Tilda Swinton	Snowpiercer
2015	Alicia Vikander	The Danish Girl
	Jennifer Jason Leigh	The Hateful Eight
	Cynthia Nixon	James White
	Kristen Stewart	Clouds of Sils Maria
	Alicia Vikander	Ex Machina
2016	Viola Davis	Fences (TIE)
	Greta Gerwig	20th Century Women (TIE)
	Elle Fanning	20th Century Women
	Felicity Jones	A Monster Calls
	Michelle Williams	Manchester by the Sea
2017	Allison Janney	I, Tonya
	Tiffany Haddish	Girls Trip
	Holly Hunter	The Big Sick
	Melissa Leo	Novitiate
	Laurie Metcalf	Lady Bird

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