Dennis Hopper
Awards

Year
Award
Category
Work
Result
Ref(s)
1969
Academy Awards
Best Original Screenplay (shared with Peter Fonda and Terry Southern)
Easy Rider
Nominated
-
1969
Cannes Film Festival
Best First Work
Easy Rider
Won
-
1969
Cannes Film Festival
Palme d'Or
Easy Rider
Nominated
-
1969
Directors Guild of America Awards
Outstanding Directing – Feature Film
Easy Rider
Nominated
-
1969
National Society of Film Critics Awards
Special Award (For his achievements as director, co-writer and co-star.)
Easy Rider
Won
-
1969
Writers Guild of America Awards
Best Drama Written Directly for the Screen (shared with Peter Fonda and Terry Southern)
Easy Rider
Nominated
-
1971
Venice Film Festival
CIDALC Award
The Last Movie
Won
-
1980
Cannes Film Festival
Palme d'Or
Out of the Blue
Nominated
-
1986
Boston Society of Film Critics
Best Supporting Actor (tied with Ray Liotta for Something Wild)
Blue Velvet
Won
-
1986
Independent Spirit Awards
Best Male Lead
Blue Velvet
Won
-
1986
Montreal World Film Festival
Best Actor
Blue Velvet
Won
-
1986
National Society of Film Critics Awards
Best Supporting Actor
Blue Velvet
Won
-
1986
Golden Globe Awards
Best Supporting Actor
Blue Velvet
Nominated
-
1986
Golden Globe Awards
Best Supporting Actor
Hoosiers
Nominated
-
1986
Academy Awards
Best Supporting Actor
Hoosiers
Nominated
-
1986
Los Angeles Film Critics Association
Best Supporting Actor
Hoosiers + Blue Velvet
Won
-
1991
Emmy Awards
Outstanding Lead Actor – Miniseries or a Movie
Paris Trout
Nominated
-
1991
CableACE Awards
Outstanding Lead Actor – Movie or Miniseries
Paris Trout
Nominated
-
1991
CableACE Awards
Outstanding Lead Actor – Movie or Miniseries
Doublecrossed
Nominated
-
1994
MTV Movie Awards
Best Villain
Speed
Won
-
1995
Razzie Awards
Worst Supporting Actor
Waterworld
Won
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Question: What award was Dennis Hopper nominated for in 1986?
Answer: In 1986, Dennis Hopper acclaimed for Blue Velvet and Hoosiers and nominated for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor.