Winona Ryder

Award won Role or nomination

1. 1971 age 0

   Born

2. 1988 age 17

   CreditBeetlejuice

   CreditHeathers

3. 1990 age 19

   CreditEdward Scissorhands

4. 1991 age 20

   CreditNight on Earth

5. 1992 age 21

   CreditBram Stoker's Dracula

6. 1993 age 22

   CreditThe Age of Innocence

   CreditThe House of the Spirits

7. 1994 age 23

   CreditLittle Women

   CreditReality Bites

8. 1997 age 26

   CreditAlien Resurrection

9. 1998 age 27

   CreditCelebrity

10. 1999 age 28

    CreditBeing John Malkovich

    CreditGirl, Interrupted

11. 2000 age 29

    CreditAutumn in New York

12. 2001 age 30

    CreditZoolander

13. 2002 age 31

    CreditMr. Deeds

14. 2009 age 38

    CreditStar Trek

15. 2010 age 39

    CreditBlack Swan

16. 2016 age 45

    CreditStranger Things, season 1

17. 2017 age 46

    CreditStranger Things, season 2

18. 2019 age 48

    CreditStranger Things, season 3

19. 2022 age 51

    CreditStranger Things, season 4

20. 2024 age 53

    CreditBeetlejuice Beetlejuice

• DHDavid Harbour6 titles
• FWFinn Wolfhard6 titles
• MBMillie Bobby Brown6 titles
• GMGaten Matarazzo6 titles
• CMCaleb McLaughlin6 titles
• NDNatalia Dyer6 titles
• CHCharlie Heaton6 titles
• CBCara Buono6 titles
• NSNoah Schnapp5 titles
• SSSadie Sink5 titles

• A lot of my generation think it’s politically incorrect to like beautiful things. They’re into camp, but it’s not for me. Working on The Age of Innocence spoiled me, because everything I looked at was a work of art.

  Winona Ryder, CC BY-SA 4.0

• I've learned that it's OK to be flawed, that life can be messy, that some days you glide and some days you fall, but most important, that there are no secret answers out there. When you finally accept that it's OK not to have answers and it's OK not to be perfect, you realize that feeling confused is a normal part of what it is to be a human being.

  Winona Ryder, CC BY-SA 4.0

• I'm now of the mindset that I just want to do maybe one movie a year, if that. You know, there's so much out there, and you keep seeing the same faces saying the same things over and over. I just am so sick of it that, it makes me not want to go see movies when you know everything. How much they cost, how much people are paid, what the story is, the cast, everything. There's no mystery anymore.

  Winona Ryder, CC BY-SA 4.0

• There is an assumption when you’re young that things don’t mean as much or aren’t as painful. But first love is the most devastating of all. Society will always look down on teenagers – parents and teachers don’t seem to pay enough attention to kids when they are at their most painful age. Most of the great writers were outcasts, especially the beats. That’s why Lawrence Ferlinghetti is such a hero, because he was the first person to get those artists published.

  Winona Ryder, CC BY-SA 4.0

• [My parents] are my favourite people. They were so admirable in the sense of what they chose to do, as opposed to what they could have done. They were very educated, they could have taken jobs and settled down, but they followed their hearts. They did what they loved. Writing together. Running the museum. Activism. I really revere them. Also, they are archivists, and I definitely inherited that gene.

  Winona Ryder, CC BY-SA 4.0

• Everyone evolves – except for maybe Beetlejuice maybe... He's like endgame for me. I totally want them [Beetlejuice and Lydia] to be truly together! It's [makes a gesture indicating "crazy"] I know, but...

  Winona Ryder, CC BY-SA 4.0