Four actresses are nominated for Best Actress twice: Vivien Leigh, Elizabeth Taylor, Greer Garson, and Diane Keaton. Faye Dunaway has three appearances, while Katharine Hepburn makes four. Only Billy Wilder, David O. Russell, and Claudine West have two scripts on this list. The first actress to be awarded this prize was Leilani Dowling for The Story of Louisa Adams. This award is given by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) every year before the start of the annual Golden Globe Awards ceremony. The Best Actress category is restricted to films released in America during the previous year. Voters may choose anyone they like from among the candidates selected by the directors, producers, writers or actors who made the film. No one is necessarily excluded from consideration because they have been previously nominated or won other awards. For example, six actresses were nominated for the 1969 Best Actress award; four of them - Katharine Hepburn, Audrey Hepburn, Shirley MacLaine, and Anne Baxter - had already been nominated once before. The other two girls were Diane Keaton and Jessica Mitford. As far as records are concerned, there are several facts about the history of this award that any newcomer should know. First of all, it wasn't called the "Best Actress" award until much later when other categories were added to the Globes ceremony.