Golden Globe Award for Best Actor – Miniseries or Television Film

The Golden Globe Award for Best Actor – Miniseries or Television Film or Best Actor – Miniseries or Motion Picture Made for Television is a Golden Globe Award presented annually by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA).

Golden Globe Award for Best Actor – Miniseries or Motion Picture Made for Television
The 2024 recipient: Colin Farrell.
Awarded for	Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Miniseries or Television Film
Country	United States
Presented by	Hollywood Foreign Press Association
First award	January 30, 1982
Currently held by	Colin Farrell, The Penguin (2024)
Most awards	Robert Duvall / James Garner / Al Pacino (each won 2)
Most nominations	James Woods (7)
Website	goldenglobes.com

It is given in honor of an actor who has delivered an outstanding performance in a leading role on a miniseries or motion picture made for television for the calendar year. The award was first presented at the 39th Golden Globe Awards on January 30, 1982, to Mickey Rooney for his role on the made-for-television film Bill. Performances by an actor in a miniseries or television film were originally awarded in the Best Actor – Television Series Drama category before the creation of this category.

Since its inception, the award has been given to 44 actors. One notable moment happened at the 55th Golden Globe Awards ceremony, when Ving Rhames won for his portrayal of Don King in the HBO television film Don King: Only in America. During the ceremony, Rhames gave the award to fellow nominee Jack Lemmon, who was nominated for playing Juror #3 in the Showtime television film 12 Angry Men. Rhames called upon Lemmon from the audience and said "I feel that being an artist is about giving, and I'd like to give this to you."

Steven Yeun is the current recipient of the award for his performance in Beef. Robert Duvall, James Garner, and Al Pacino have won the most awards in this category with two each. James Woods has been nominated for the award on seven occasions, the most within the category.

Winners and nominees

Mickey Rooney was the first recipient of the award, winning for his role on Bill as Bill Sackter.

Ted Danson won for Something About Amelia (1984).

Dustin Hoffman won for Death of a Salesman (1985)

Out of seven nominations, the most in the category, James Woods won for his role as D.J. in Promise (1986).

Michael Caine won for Jack the Ripper (1988)

Robert Duvall won for Lonesome Dove (1989) and Stalin (1992).

Gary Sinise won for playing Harry S. Truman in Truman (1995)

Alan Rickman won playing the title role in Rasputin: Dark Servant of Destiny (1996).

Ving Rhames won in 1997 for his portrayal of Don King in Don King: Only in America.

Stanley Tucci won playing Walter Winchell in Winchell (1999).

Jack Lemmon won for Inherit the Wind

Al Pacino won twice for Angels in America (2003) and You Don't Know Jack (2009)

Geoffrey Rush won for The Life and Death of Peter Sellers (2004)

Bill Nighy won for Gideon's Daughter (2006).

Jim Broadbent won for Longford (2007)

Paul Giamatti won in 2008 for John Adams.

Idris Elba won for Luther (2011)

Kevin Costner won for Hatfields & McCoys (2012)

Michael Douglas won for Behind the Candelabra (2013)

Oscar Isaac won for playing Nick Wasicsko in Show Me a Hero.

Ewan McGregor won for his dual role in Fargo.

Darren Criss won for The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story (2018).

Russell Crowe won for The Loudest Voice (2019)

Mark Ruffalo won for I Know This Much Is True (2020).

Michael Keaton won for Dopesick (2021)

Evan Peters won for Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story (2022).

Steven Yeun won for Beef (2023).

Listed below are the winners of the award for each year, as well as the other nominees.

Key	Meaning
‡	Indicates the winning actor.

1980s

Year	Actor	Role	Program	Network	Ref
1981 (39th)
	Mickey Rooney ‡	Bill Sackter	Bill	CBS
	Dirk Bogarde	Roald Dahl	The Patricia Neal Story	CBS
	Timothy Hutton	Donald Branch Booth	A Long Way Home	ABC
	Danny Kaye	Max Feldman	Skokie	CBS
	Peter O'Toole	Lucius Flavius Silva	Masada	ABC
	Ray Sharkey	Bill Carney	The Ordeal of Bill Carney	CBS
	Peter Strauss	Eleazar Ben Yair	Masada	ABC
1982 (40th)
	Anthony Andrews ‡	Sebastian Flyte	Brideshead Revisited	PBS
	Philip Anglim	John Merrick	The Elephant Man	ABC
	Robby Benson	Nolie Minor	Two of a Kind	CBS
	Jeremy Irons	Charles Ryder	Brideshead Revisited	PBS
	Sam Waterston	J. Robert Oppenheimer	Oppenheimer
1983 (41st)
	Richard Chamberlain ‡	Ralph de Bricassart	The Thorn Birds	ABC
	Robert Blake	James R. Hoffa	Blood Feud	Syndicated
	Louis Gossett Jr.	Anwar al-Sadat	Sadat	OPT
	Martin Sheen	John F. Kennedy	Kennedy	NBC
	Peter Strauss	Emory	Heart of Steel	ABC
1984 (42nd)
	Ted Danson ‡	Steven Bennett	Something About Amelia	ABC
	James Garner	Harold Lear	Heartsounds	ABC
	Sam Neill	Sidney Reilly	Reilly, Ace of Spies	PBS
	Jason Robards	Andrei Sakharov	Sakharov	HBO
	Treat Williams	Stanley Kowalski	A Streetcar Named Desire	ABC
1985 (43rd)
	Dustin Hoffman ‡	Willy Loman	Death of a Salesman	CBS
	Richard Chamberlain	Raoul Wallenberg	Wallenberg: A Hero's Story	NBC
	Richard Crenna	Richard Beck	The Rape of Richard Beck	ABC
	Kirk Douglas	Amos Lasher	Amos	CBS
	Peter Strauss	Abel Rosnovski	Kane and Abel
1986 (44th)
	James Woods ‡	D.J.	Promise	CBS
	James Garner	Bob Buehler	Promise	CBS
	Mark Harmon	Ted Bundy	The Deliberate Stranger	NBC
	Jan Niklas	Peter the Great	Peter the Great
	John Ritter	Frank Coleman	Unnatural Causes
1987 (45th)
	Randy Quaid ‡	Lyndon B. Johnson	LBJ: The Early Years	NBC
	Alan Arkin	Leon Feldhendler	Escape from Sobibor	CBS
	Mark Harmon	Elmer Jackson	After the Promise
	Jack Lemmon	James Tyrone	Long Day's Journey into Night	Showtime
	Judd Nelson	Joe Hunt	Billionaire Boys Club	NBC
	James Woods	James Stockdale	In Love and War
1988 (46th)
	Michael Caine ‡	Frederick Abberline	Jack the Ripper	CBS
	Stacy Keach ‡	Ernest Hemingway	Hemingway	Syndicated
	Richard Chamberlain	Jason Bourne	The Bourne Identity	ABC
	Anthony Hopkins	Chavel	The Tenth Man	CBS
	Jack Lemmon	John M. Slaton	The Murder of Mary Phagan	NBC
1989 (47th)
	Robert Duvall ‡	Captain Augustus "Gus" McCrae	Lonesome Dove	CBS
	John Gielgud	Aaron Jastrow	War and Remembrance	ABC
	Ben Kingsley	Simon Wiesenthal	Murderers Among Us: The Simon Wiesenthal Story	HBO
	Lane Smith	Richard Nixon	The Final Days	ABC
	James Woods	Bill Wilson	My Name Is Bill W.	CBS

1990s

Year	Actor	Role	Program	Network	Ref
1990 (48th)
	James Garner ‡	Albert Sidney Finch	Decoration Day	NBC
	Steven Bauer	Enrique "Kiki" Camarena	Drug Wars: The Camarena Story	NBC
	Michael Caine	Dr. Henry Jekyll / Harry Hyde	Jekyll & Hyde	ABC
	Tom Hulce	Michael Schwerner	Murder in Mississippi	NBC
	Burt Lancaster	Gerard Carriere	The Phantom of the Opera
	Ricky Schroder	Mark	The Stranger Within	ABC
1991 (49th)
	Beau Bridges ‡	James Brady	Without Warning: The James Brady Story	HBO
	Sam Elliott	Conn Conagher	Conagher	TNT
	Peter Falk	Columbo	Columbo and the Murder of a Rock Star	ABC
	Sam Neill	Major James Leggatt	One Against the Wind	CBS
	Sidney Poitier	Thurgood Marshall	Separate but Equal	ABC
1992 (50th)
	Robert Duvall ‡	Joseph Stalin	Stalin	HBO
	Anthony Andrews	William Whitfield	Jewels	NBC
	Philip Casnoff	Frank Sinatra	Sinatra	CBS
	Jon Voight	Professor Alfred Kroeber	The Last of His Tribe	HBO
	James Woods	Roy Cohn	Citizen Cohn
1993 (51st)
	James Garner ‡	F. Ross Johnson	Barbarians at the Gate	HBO
	Peter Falk	Columbo	Columbo: Its All in the Game	ABC
	Jack Lemmon	Robert	A Life in the Theatre	TNT
	Matthew Modine	Dr. Don Francis	And the Band Played On	HBO
	Peter Strauss	Ed MacAffrey	Men Don't Tell	CBS
1994 (52nd)
	Raúl Juliá ‡	Chico Mendes	The Burning Season	HBO
	Alan Alda	Dan Cutler	White Mile	HBO
	James Garner	Ira Moran	Breathing Lessons	CBS
	Rutger Hauer	Xavier March	Fatherland	HBO
	Samuel L. Jackson	Jamaal	Against the Wall
1995 (53rd)
	Gary Sinise ‡	Harry S. Truman	Truman	HBO
	Alec Baldwin	Stanley Kowalski	A Streetcar Named Desire	CBS
	Charles S. Dutton	Boy Willie Charles	The Piano Lesson
	Laurence Fishburne	Capt. Hannibal "Iowa" Lee, Jr.	The Tuskegee Airmen	HBO
	James Woods	Danny Davis	Indictment: The McMartin Trial
1996 (54th)
	Alan Rickman ‡	Grigori Rasputin	Rasputin: Dark Servant of Destiny	HBO
	Armand Assante	John Gotti	Gotti	HBO
	Beau Bridges	Richard Phillips	Losing Chase	Showtime
	Stephen Rea	Bruno Hauptman	Crime of the Century	HBO
	James Woods	Temple Rayburn	The Summer of Ben Tyler	CBS
1997 (55th)
	Ving Rhames ‡	Don King	Don King: Only in America	HBO
	Armand Assante	Ulysses	The Odyssey	NBC
	Jack Lemmon	Juror #8	12 Angry Men	Showtime
	Matthew Modine	Sammy Ayres	What the Deaf Man Heard	CBS
	Gary Sinise	George C. Wallace	George Wallace	TNT
1998 (56th)
	Stanley Tucci ‡	Walter Winchell	Winchell	HBO
	Peter Fonda	Gideon Prosper	The Tempest	NBC
	Sam Neill	Merlin	Merlin
	Bill Paxton	John Paul Vann	A Bright Shining Lie	HBO
	Christopher Reeve	Jason Kemp	Rear Window	ABC
	Patrick Stewart	Captain Ahab	Moby Dick	USA Network
1999 (57th)
	Jack Lemmon ‡	Henry Drummond	Inherit the Wind	Showtime
	Jack Lemmon	Morrie Schwartz	Tuesdays with Morrie	ABC
	Liev Schreiber	Orson Welles	RKO 281	HBO
	Sam Shepard	Dashiell Hammett	Dash and Lilly	A&E
	Tom Sizemore	Bobby Batton	Witness Protection	HBO

2000s

Year	Actor	Role	Program	Network	Ref
2000 (58th)
	Brian Dennehy ‡	Willy Loman	Death of a Salesman	Showtime
	Alec Baldwin	Robert H. Jackson	Nuremberg	TNT
	Brian Cox	Hermann Göring
	Andy García	Arturo Sandoval	For Love or Country: The Arturo Sandoval Story	HBO
	James Woods	Dennis Barrie	Dirty Pictures	Showtime
2001 (59th)
	James Franco ‡	James Dean	James Dean	TNT
	Kenneth Branagh	Reinhard Heydrich	Conspiracy	HBO
	Ben Kingsley	Otto Frank	Anne Frank: The Whole Story	ABC
	Damian Lewis	Richard Winters	Band of Brothers	HBO
	Barry Pepper	Roger Maris	61*
2002 (60th)
	Albert Finney ‡	Winston Churchill	The Gathering Storm	HBO
	Michael Gambon	Lyndon B. Johnson	Path to War	HBO
	Michael Keaton	Robert Wiener	Live from Baghdad
	William H. Macy	Bill Porter	Door to Door	TNT
	Linus Roache	Robert F. Kennedy	RFK	Fox
2003 (61st)
	Al Pacino ‡	Roy Cohn	Angels in America	HBO
	Antonio Banderas	Pancho Villa	And Starring Pancho Villa as Himself	HBO
	James Brolin	Ronald Reagan	The Reagans	Showtime
	Troy Garity	Barry Winchell	Soldier's Girl
	Tom Wilkinson	Ruth Applewood	Normal	HBO
2004 (62nd)
	Geoffrey Rush ‡	Peter Sellers	The Life and Death of Peter Sellers	HBO
	Mos Def	Vivien Thomas	Something the Lord Made	HBO
	Jamie Foxx	Stanley Tookie Williams	Redemption: The Stan Tookie Williams Story	FX
	William H. Macy	Gigot	The Wool Cap	TNT
	Patrick Stewart	King Henry II	The Lion in Winter	Showtime
2005 (63rd)
	Jonathan Rhys Meyers ‡	Elvis Presley	Elvis	CBS
	Kenneth Branagh	Franklin D. Roosevelt	Warm Springs	HBO
	Ed Harris	Miles Roby	Empire Falls
	Bill Nighy	Lawrence	The Girl in the Café
	Donald Sutherland	Bill Meehan	Human Trafficking	Lifetime
2006 (64th)
	Bill Nighy ‡	Gideon Warner	Gideon's Daughter	BBC America
	Andre Braugher	Nick Atwaler	Thief	FX
	Robert Duvall	Prentice "Print" Ritter	Broken Trail	AMC
	Michael Ealy	Darwyn al-Sayeed	Sleeper Cell	Showtime
	Chiwetel Ejiofor	Ian Carter	Tsunami: The Aftermath	HBO
	Ben Kingsley	Herman Tarnower	Mrs. Harris
	Matthew Perry	Ron Clark	The Ron Clark Story	TNT
2007 (65th)
	Jim Broadbent ‡	Lord Longford	Longford	HBO
	Adam Beach	Charles Eastman	Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee	HBO
	Ernest Borgnine	Bert O'Riley	A Grandpa for Christmas	Hallmark Channel
	Jason Isaacs	Sir Mark Brydon	The State Within	BBC America
	James Nesbitt	Doctor Tom Jackman / Mr. Hyde	Jekyll
2008 (66th)
	Paul Giamatti ‡	John Adams	John Adams	HBO
	Ralph Fiennes	Bernard Lafferty	Bernard and Doris	HBO
	Kevin Spacey	Ron Klain	Recount
	Kiefer Sutherland	Jack Bauer	24: Redemption	Fox
	Tom Wilkinson	James Baker	Recount	HBO
2009 (67th)
	Kevin Bacon ‡	Michael Strobl	Taking Chance	HBO
	Kenneth Branagh	Kurt Wallander	Wallander: One Step Behind	PBS
	Chiwetel Ejiofor	Thabo Mbeki	Endgame
	Brendan Gleeson	Winston Churchill	Into the Storm	HBO
	Jeremy Irons	Alfred Stieglitz	Georgia O'Keeffe	Lifetime

2010s

Year	Actor	Role	Program	Network	Ref
2010 (68th)
	Al Pacino ‡	Jack Kevorkian	You Don't Know Jack	HBO
	Idris Elba	DCI John Luther	Luther	BBC America
	Ian McShane	Waleran Bigod	The Pillars of the Earth	Starz
	Dennis Quaid	Bill Clinton	The Special Relationship	HBO
	Édgar Ramírez	Ilich Ramírez Sánchez	Carlos	Sundance Channel
2011 (69th)
	Idris Elba ‡	DCI John Luther	Luther	BBC America
	Hugh Bonneville	Robert, Earl of Grantham	Downton Abbey	PBS
	William Hurt	Henry Paulson	Too Big to Fail	HBO
	Bill Nighy	Johnny Worricker	Page Eight	PBS
	Dominic West	Hector Madden	The Hour	BBC America
2012 (70th)
	Kevin Costner ‡	Devil Anse Hatfield	Hatfields & McCoys	History
	Benedict Cumberbatch	Sherlock Holmes	Sherlock	PBS
	Woody Harrelson	Steve Schmidt	Game Change	HBO
	Toby Jones	Alfred Hitchcock	The Girl
	Clive Owen	Ernest Hemingway	Hemingway & Gellhorn
2013 (71st)
	Michael Douglas ‡	Liberace	Behind the Candelabra	HBO
	Matt Damon	Scott Thorson	Behind the Candelabra	HBO
	Chiwetel Ejiofor	Louis Lester	Dancing on the Edge	Starz
	Idris Elba	DCI John Luther	Luther	BBC America
	Al Pacino	Phil Spector	Phil Spector	HBO
2014 (72nd)
	Billy Bob Thornton ‡	Lorne Malvo	Fargo	FX
	Martin Freeman	Lester Nygaard	Fargo	FX
	Woody Harrelson	Detective Martin Hart	True Detective	HBO
	Matthew McConaughey	Detective Rust Cohle
	Mark Ruffalo	Ned Weeks	The Normal Heart
2015 (73rd)
	Oscar Isaac ‡	Nick Wasicsko	Show Me a Hero	HBO
	Idris Elba	DCI John Luther	Luther	BBC America
	David Oyelowo	Peter Snowden	Nightingale	HBO
	Mark Rylance	Thomas Cromwell	Wolf Hall	PBS
	Patrick Wilson	State Trouper Lou Solverson	Fargo	FX
2016 (74th)
	Tom Hiddleston ‡	Jonathan Pine	The Night Manager	AMC
	Riz Ahmed	Nasir "Naz" Khan	The Night Of	HBO
	Bryan Cranston	Lyndon B. Johnson	All the Way	HBO
	John Turturro	John Stone	The Night Of	HBO
	Courtney B. Vance	Johnnie Cochran	The People v. O. J. Simpson: American Crime Story	FX
2017 (75th)
	Ewan McGregor ‡	Emmit and Raymond "Ray" Stussy	Fargo	FX
	Robert De Niro	Bernard "Bernie" Madoff	The Wizard of Lies	HBO
	Jude Law	Pope Pius XIII	The Young Pope
	Kyle MacLachlan	Dale Cooper, Cooper's Double, Douglas "Dougie" Jones	Twin Peaks	Showtime
	Geoffrey Rush	Albert Einstein	Genius: Einstein	Nat Geo
2018 (76th)
	Darren Criss ‡	Andrew Cunanan	The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story	FX
	Antonio Banderas	Pablo Picasso	Genius: Picasso	Nat Geo
	Daniel Brühl	Dr. Lazlo Kreizler	The Alienist	TNT
	Benedict Cumberbatch	Patrick Melrose	Patrick Melrose	Showtime
	Hugh Grant	Jeremy Thorpe	A Very English Scandal	Amazon
2019 (77th)
	Russell Crowe ‡	Roger Ailes	The Loudest Voice	Showtime
	Christopher Abbott	Capt. John Yossarian	Catch-22	Hulu
	Sacha Baron Cohen	Eli Cohen / Kamel Amin Thaabet	The Spy	Netflix
	Jared Harris	Valery Legasov	Chernobyl	HBO
	Sam Rockwell	Bob Fosse	Fosse/Verdon	FX

2020s

Year	Actor	Role	Program	Network	Ref
2020 (78th)
	Mark Ruffalo ‡	Dominick and Thomas Birdsey	I Know This Much Is True	HBO
	Bryan Cranston	Michael Desiato	Your Honor	Showtime
	Jeff Daniels	James Comey	The Comey Rule
	Hugh Grant	Jonathan Fraser	The Undoing	HBO
	Ethan Hawke	John Brown	The Good Lord Bird	Showtime
2021 (79th)
	Michael Keaton ‡	Samuel Finnix	Dopesick	Hulu
	Paul Bettany	Vision	WandaVision	Disney+
	Oscar Isaac	Jonathan Levy	Scenes from a Marriage	HBO
	Ewan McGregor	Halston	Halston	Netflix
	Tahar Rahim	Charles Sobhraj	The Serpent
2022 (80th)
	Evan Peters ‡	Jeffrey Dahmer	Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story	Netflix
	Taron Egerton	James "Jimmy" Keene Jr.	Black Bird	Apple TV+
	Colin Firth	Michael Peterson	The Staircase	HBO Max
	Andrew Garfield	Detective Jeb Pyre	Under the Banner of Heaven	Hulu
	Sebastian Stan	Tommy Lee	Pam & Tommy
2023 (81st)
	Steven Yeun ‡	Daniel "Danny" Cho	Beef	Netflix
	Matt Bomer	Hawkins "Hawk" Fuller	Fellow Travelers	Showtime
	Sam Claflin	Billy Dunne	Daisy Jones & the Six	Prime Video
	Jon Hamm	Sheriff Roy Tillman	Fargo	FX
	Woody Harrelson	E. Howard Hunt	White House Plumbers	HBO
	David Oyelowo	Bass Reeves	Lawmen: Bass Reeves	Paramount+
2024 (82nd)
	Colin Farrell ‡	Oswald "Oz" Cobb / The Penguin	The Penguin	HBO
	Richard Gadd	Donny Dunn	Baby Reindeer	Netflix
	Kevin Kline	Stephen Brigstocke	Disclaimer	Apple TV+
	Cooper Koch	Erik Menendez	Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story	Netflix
	Ewan McGregor	Count Alexander Ilyich Rostov	A Gentleman in Moscow	Paramount+
	Andrew Scott	Thomas "Tom" Ripley	Ripley	Netflix

Superlatives

Multiple wins

Wins	Name
2	Robert Duvall
	James Garner
	Al Pacino

Multiple nominations

Nominations	Name
7	James Woods
6	Jack Lemmon
5	James Garner
4	Idris Elba
	Peter Strauss
3	Kenneth Branagh
	Richard Chamberlain
	Chiwetel Ejiofor
	Woody Harrelson
	Ben Kingsley
	Ewan McGregor
	Sam Neill
	Bill Nighy
	Al Pacino
2	Anthony Andrews
	Armand Assante
	Alec Baldwin
	Antonio Banderas
	Beau Bridges
	Michael Caine
	Benedict Cumberbatch
	Peter Falk
	Mark Harmon
	Jeremy Irons
	William H. Macy
	Matthew Modine
	David Oyelowo
	Geoffrey Rush
	Gary Sinise
	Patrick Stewart
	Tom Wilkinson

See also

• Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Actor in a Movie/Miniseries
• Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited Series or Movie
• Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Miniseries or Television Movie

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