Jena Malone

Awards & Honours

Awards Won

Jena Malone's career is marked by a series of early honors that signaled her arrival as a serious actor. She earned Independent Spirit and SAG Award nominations for her debut film at age 11, and a Golden Globe nomination the following year. Her Saturn Award win for Contact placed her among the most promising young performers of the late 1990s. Over the years, she has been recognized for her versatility across genres, winning a Teen Choice Award for her villainous turn in the blockbuster Hunger Games franchise and a Method Fest award for her independent work. Her Sundance Special Jury Prize as part of an ensemble underscores her collaborative strength. These achievements reflect a career built on bold choices and sustained creative integrity.

AwardsJena Malone has won several awards for her performances. She won a Saturn Award for Best Performance by a Younger Actor for Contact (1998) and a Teen Choice Award for Choice Movie Villain for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 (2016). She also received a Young Artist Award and a YoungStar Award for her early work, a Prism Award for Hope, and a Method Fest Best Actress award for The Ballad of Jack and Rose. She was part of the ensemble that won a Special Jury Prize at Sundance for the same film.