Jackie Earle Haley

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Jackie Earle Haley's performance as Larry Pearson in Little Children stands as the pinnacle of his career achievements. His portrayal earned him a historic sweep of supporting actor awards from regional critics groups in 2007, culminating in an Academy Award nomination. This recognition solidified his place as one of the most versatile character actors of his generation. His subsequent roles as Rorschach and Freddy Krueger have become cultural touchstones in their respective genres, earning him a unique position in both comic book and horror film history.

AwardsJackie Earle Haley won the Saturn Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role in Little Children (2007). He also received wins from the Online Film Critics Society, Phoenix Film Critics Society, Boston Society of Film Critics, San Diego Film Critics Society, and Central Ohio Film Critics Association for the same role. While he received numerous nominations including an Academy Award, Golden Globe, and Screen Actors Guild Award, the Saturn Award remains his most prominent competitive win for this period.

Rankings & Lists

#12

Best Movie Villains of the 21st Century

Rolling Stone·2010

#45

100 Greatest Movie Characters

Empire Magazine·2010

Records & Feats

Youngest actor to receive multiple supporting actor nominations for a non-comedic role

Career Milestone·2007

Haley received nominations from six different critics' societies for his role in Little Children at age 45, setting a record for sustained critical acclaim in a short timeframe.