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    Steve Carell

    Steve Carell

    Awards & Honours

    32

    Awards Won

    3

    Honours

    2

    Rankings

    6

    Covers

    2

    Records

    Steve Carell's career is marked by rare versatility, earning him a Golden Globe for comedy and an Oscar nomination for drama. He created one of television's most iconic characters, Michael Scott, which topped TV Guide's list of the 25 Greatest TV Characters of All Time. His ability to move seamlessly between laugh-out-loud comedies and critically acclaimed dramas like Foxcatcher and The Big Short sets him apart. In 2016, he received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, cementing his status as a beloved figure in entertainment.

    Steve Carell receiving an award

    Awards

    Honours & Distinctions

    Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

    Hollywood Chamber of Commerce·2016

    Received a star at 6764 Hollywood Boulevard for his contributions to television.

    Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters

    Denison University·2015

    Awarded an honorary doctorate from his alma mater.

    America's Funniest Man

    Life magazine·2005

    Named 'America's Funniest Man' by Life magazine.

    Rankings & Lists

    #1 (Michael Scott)

    The 25 Greatest TV Characters of All Time

    TV Guide·2013
    #Listed

    100 Greatest Actors of All Time

    Rolling Stone·2020

    Magazine Covers

    Time

    2006

    The Office issue

    Rolling Stone

    2008

    The Funny Issue

    GQ

    2011

    Men of the Year

    Variety

    2014

    Foxcatcher feature

    The Hollywood Reporter

    2015

    The Big Short roundtable

    Vanity Fair

    2016

    Hollywood Issue

    Records & Feats

    Most episodes of The Office (US) as a lead actor

    Career Milestone·2011

    Steve Carell appeared in 141 episodes as Michael Scott, the longest-running lead on the show.

    First actor to receive both a Golden Globe for comedy and an Oscar nomination for drama in consecutive years

    Awards·2015

    Carell won a Golden Globe for The Office in 2006 and was nominated for an Oscar for Foxcatcher in 2015.