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    Matt Dillon

    Matt Dillon

    Awards & Honours

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    Awards Won

    4

    Honours

    5

    Covers

    1

    Records

    Matt Dillon's career is defined by a rare longevity and a willingness to take risks. He started as a teen idol but transformed himself into a respected dramatic actor, with his Oscar-nominated turn in Crash as the crowning achievement. That performance earned him a clean sweep of critics' awards in 2005, including the National Society of Film Critics and Independent Spirit awards. He also earned a Grammy nomination for his audiobook work, showing range beyond the screen. Over 45 years, he has worked with some of the most distinctive directors in cinema, from Coppola to Van Sant to von Trier, always choosing projects that challenge him rather than chase box office.

    Matt Dillon receiving an award

    Awards

    Honours & Distinctions

    Academy Award Nomination

    Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences·2005

    Nominated for Best Supporting Actor for Crash.

    Golden Globe Nomination

    Hollywood Foreign Press Association·2005

    Nominated for Best Supporting Actor for Crash.

    Grammy Nomination

    Recording Academy·2006

    Nominated for Best Spoken Word Album for On the Road.

    Saturn Award Nomination

    Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films·2016

    Nominated for Best Actor in a Television Series for Wayward Pines.

    Magazine Covers

    Rolling Stone

    1983-03-31

    Matt Dillon: The Hottest Teenager in America

    People

    1983-03-14

    Matt Dillon: The New James Dean

    Interview

    1998-09-01

    Matt Dillon: Still the One

    Esquire

    2002-04-01

    Matt Dillon: The Last Man

    GQ

    2005-10-01

    Matt Dillon: The Crash Survivor

    Records & Feats

    First actor to win all major U.S. critics' awards for a single performance in 2005

    Awards·2005

    Dillon won Best Supporting Actor from Boston, Florida, Online, San Diego, Vancouver, and Washington D.C. film critics for Crash.