Clancy Brown

Award won Role or nomination

1. 1959 age 0

   Born

2. 1986 age 27

   CreditHighlander

3. 1994 age 35

   CreditThe Shawshank Redemption

4. 1995 age 36

   CreditDead Man Walking

5. 1997 age 38

   CreditFlubber

   CreditStarship Troopers

6. 1999 age 40

   CreditThe Hurricane

7. 2006 age 47

   CreditThe Guardian

8. 2010 age 51

   CreditA Nightmare on Elm Street

9. 2011 age 52

   CreditCowboys & Aliens

   CreditGreen Lantern

10. 2016 age 57

    CreditHail, Caesar!

    CreditWarcraft

11. 2018 age 59

    CreditThe Ballad of Buster Scruggs

12. 2019 age 60

    CreditLady and the Tramp

13. 2020 age 61

    CreditPromising Young Woman

14. 2023 age 64

    CreditJohn Wick: Chapter 4

• RDRoger Deakins4 titles
• TRTim Robbins3 titles
• MZMary Zophres3 titles
• NTNatalia Tena2 titles
• JFJon Favreau2 titles
• DLDamon Lindelof2 titles
• LRLance Reddick2 titles
• SRSaul Rubinek2 titles
• FSFisher Stevens2 titles
• TRTheo Rossi2 titles

• I enjoyed it from a very early age. When I had to make my own living after college, I decided to give doing what I enjoyed most a shot as a profession. It worked out and I’ve never had to “work” for a living since. If I hadn’t gotten so lucky, there were plenty of options open to me being, after all, a young educated white male in America.

  Clancy Brown, CC BY-SA 4.0

• First time directors - they may not make good movies all the time but they are always the best directors to work for because they’re always so excited, always so committed to what they’re trying to do.

  Clancy Brown, CC BY-SA 4.0

• I mean, there is a certain amount of exposition you have to have in films and how that exposition is handled tells you whether it's a good script or not, whether it's a good filmmaker or not. You know, the more exposition that can be handled without a character speaking it, the more thematic metaphors that you can do visually, to me that’s a better situation.

  Clancy Brown, CC BY-SA 4.0

• Well part of the reason I have that many credits is I don’t get in my director’s face too much. I just do what I’m told. But I’ve also been burned by first time directors. Anthony and I talked about it and, you know, he thought he was picking me and I thought I was picking him and we hit it off. He’s very visual which is exactly what you want for this.

  Clancy Brown, CC BY-SA 4.0