Stephen Tobolowsky

Award won Role or nomination

1. 1951 age 0

   Born

2. 1988 age 37

   CreditMississippi Burning

3. 1990 age 39

   CreditBird on a Wire

4. 1991 age 40

   CreditThelma & Louise

5. 1992 age 41

   CreditBasic Instinct

   CreditSneakers

6. 1993 age 42

   CreditGroundhog Day

7. 1999 age 48

   CreditThe Insider

8. 2000 age 49

   CreditMemento

9. 2002 age 51

   CreditAdaptation

10. 2003 age 52

    CreditFreaky Friday

11. 2004 age 53

    CreditGarfield: The Movie

12. 2005 age 54

    CreditMiss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous

13. 2006 age 55

    CreditFailure to Launch

14. 2009 age 58

    CreditThe Time Traveler's Wife

15. 2010 age 59

    CreditBuried

• MPMichelle Page3 titles
• HZHans Zimmer2 titles
• JGJudy Greer2 titles
• BPBrad Pitt2 titles
• JBJim Beaver2 titles
• JSJosh Stewart2 titles
• RRRomy Rosemont2 titles
• BDBrad Dourif2 titles
• WHWings Hauser2 titles
• JSJessy Schram2 titles

• It's funny how we imagine that lifelong relationships have to be build on a mountain top of moments, so huge they're written across the sky in letters a mile wide. But I knew a skywriter once and he told me the letters are just strategically placed puffs of smoke that are easily blown away. In reality, a life together is made of the simplest, smallest things.

  Stephen Tobolowsky, CC BY-SA 4.0

• The element that people don't consider is that a friendship is about the only relationship we experience that is mutually voluntary. It is not really bound by family, money, or jobs. It is only bound by inclination. Once that is gone. It is gone. It feels powerful… it's not. It is delicate.

  Stephen Tobolowsky, CC BY-SA 4.0

• My son Robert, the scientist, told me at dinner that blue is not blue. That what we call blue is actually something that absorbs all other energy frequencies and rejects blue. Our eyes see the frequencies cast off as blue and we call it blue. I wondered, are we defined by the things we are, or the things we reject?

  Stephen Tobolowsky, CC BY-SA 4.0

• […] it seems like people make the mistake of thinking love is about the bedroom. It's not. It's about the emergency room. Love and marriage is who will sit there and wait.

  Stephen Tobolowsky, CC BY-SA 4.0

• Marriage isn’t about the good days. Anyone can make a life with anyone else when you are having a good day. Marriage is about the bad days. When you have lost confidence. When you have been hurt. Or failed. Or gotten angry. Or made a terrible mistake. That is when the power of a marriage reveals itself.

  Stephen Tobolowsky, CC BY-SA 4.0