Rose Byrne
Awards & Honours
36
Awards Won
2
Honours
2
Rankings
5
Covers
2
Records
Rose Byrne's trophy case reflects both early promise and sustained excellence. She was just twenty-one when she won the Volpi Cup and Silver Bear for The Goddess of 1967, making her one of the youngest actresses to achieve that double at Venice and Berlin. Her television work on Damages earned her a Golden Globe and a Critics' Choice Award, while her later turn in If I Had Legs I'd Kick You brought her a second Golden Globe and an Oscar nomination. She also received a Tony nomination for her Broadway debut in Fallen Angels, making her one of the few performers nominated for all four major entertainment awards (EGOT-nominated for three, missing only the Grammy). Her two AFI Awards highlight her enduring connection to Australian cinema.
Awards
Honours & Distinctions
Variety's Power of Women Award
Honored for her philanthropic work and industry impact.
Women in Film and Television International Award
Recognized for her contributions to film and television.
Rankings & Lists
Forbes Australia's 50 Most Powerful Women
Variety's Power of Women
Magazine Covers
Vogue Australia
August 2014
Rose Byrne: The Aussie Actress Taking Hollywood by Storm
Harper's Bazaar Australia
March 2016
Rose Byrne: On Love, Family and Hollywood
The Edit (Net-a-Porter)
November 2018
Rose Byrne Cover Story
Stellar Magazine
2020
Rose Byrne Cover
Who Magazine
2022
Rose Byrne Cover
Records & Feats
Youngest actress to win the Volpi Cup for Best Actress at Venice
At age 21, Byrne won the Volpi Cup for The Goddess of 1967, making her one of the youngest winners in the award's history.
First actress to lead both the Insidious horror franchise and the X-Men prequel trilogy
Byrne is the only actress to have a leading role in both major franchises simultaneously.