David Harbour

Awards & Honours

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David Harbour's most celebrated achievement is his portrayal of Jim Hopper on Stranger Things, which earned him two Emmy nominations and a Screen Actors Guild Award. He is one of the few actors to win both a Critics' Choice Award and a Saturn Award for the same role. His Tony nomination for Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? at age 30 marked him as a stage talent early on. Harbour has also been recognized for his advocacy work, including inclusion in Variety's Power of Pride list in 2022.

AwardsDavid Harbour has won several major awards for his work on Stranger Things, including a Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series (2017) and a Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series (2017). He also won two MTV Movie & TV Awards (Best Hero and Best Duo) and two People's Choice Awards. His stage work earned a Tony nomination but no win.

Honours & Distinctions

Dartmouth College Alumni Award

Dartmouth College·2018

Recognized for contributions to the arts.

Rankings & Lists

The 25 Best TV Performances of 2016

Rolling Stone·2016

#Listed

Variety's Power of Pride

Variety·2022

Magazine Covers

Entertainment Weekly

July 2016

Stranger Things Cast Cover

Variety

October 2017

David Harbour on Stranger Things Season 2

The Hollywood Reporter

November 2019

David Harbour: The Hellboy Interview

December 2022

David Harbour on Violent Night and Holiday Movies

Records & Feats

First actor to win both a Critics' Choice Award and a Saturn Award for the same television role

Awards·2018

Harbour won both awards for his performance as Jim Hopper in Stranger Things in 2017 and 2018.