He next starred opposite Paul Newman's Oscar®-winning role in Martin Scorsese's “The Color of Money” and opposite Dustin Hoffman in his Oscar®-winning role in Barry Levinson's Oscar®-winning “Rain Man.” In 1989, Cruise received his first Academy Award® nomination and earned the Golden Globe for Best Actor for his portrayal of Vietnam veteran and anti-war activist Ron Kovic in Oliver Stone's “Born on the Fourth of July,” which received a Best Picture nomination. That same year, Cruise received the People's Choice Award for Favorite Motion Picture Actor.
His performance in Rob Reiner's “A Few Good Men,” opposite Jack Nicholson, a role for which Nicholson received an Academy Award® nomination, and Demi Moore, led to a third Golden Globe nomination. In 1994, he received his second People's Choice Award for Favorite Dramatic Motion Picture Actor and, in 1997 he was named Best Actor by the National Board of Review and received his second Academy Award® nomination and the Golden Globe for Best Actor for his work in Cameron Crowe's “Jerry Maguire,” a film in which his co-star Cuba Gooding, Jr. received an Academy Award® for Best Supporting Actor. The role also garnered Cruise an MTV Movie Award for Best Male Performance.
In 1999, Cruise received critical acclaim for his powerful performance in Paul Thomas Anderson's ensemble drama “Magnolia,” earning an award for Best Acting by an Ensemble from the National Board of Review, a third Academy Award® nomination and his third Golden Globe, for Best Supporting Actor. That same year, he starred in Stanley Kubrick's final film, the critically acclaimed psychological thriller “Eyes Wide Shut.”
His additional screen credits include Ron Howard's epic “Far and Away,” Sydney Pollack's legal thriller “The Firm,” and Neil Jordan's “Interview with the Vampire,” based on the bestselling novel by Anne Rice. He also starred in the critically acclaimed box-office hit “Collateral” for director Michael Mann, a role in which his co-star, Jamie Foxx, received an Academy Award® nomination for Best Supporting Actor.
Cruise has been the recipient of numerous awards and tributes, reflecting both critical and commercial recognition within the industry and the broad popular support of audiences worldwide. His films have garnered 9 Academy Awards® and 53 Academy Award® nominations and 9 Golden Globe Awards and 38 Golden Globe nominations, not only for Cruise himself, but for the cast members and crews that have worked with him.
Last November, Cruise received the Stanley Kubrick Britannia Award for excellence in film from the British Academy of Film & Television Arts. The recipient of three MTV Movie Awards for Best Male Performance and multiple nominations, Cruise was recently honored with the MTV Generation Award, which celebrated his work as the actor of the “MTV generation,” a period which spans three decades. In April 2005, Cruise received a David di Donatello award for lifetime achievement.
He has been honored twice by the People's Choice Awards, and received two Screen Actors Guild nominations for his work in “Jerry Maguire” and “Magnolia.” He was recognized by the Chicago Film Festival as the `Actor of the Decade' in 1993 and earned the NATO/SHOWEST Meritorious Achievement Award that same year. Cruise has also been honored with a Saturn Award for “Vanilla Sky,” both the Chicago Film Critics Award and the Blockbuster Award for “Magnolia,” and an MTV Award for “Mission: Impossible 2.”
Cruise has also been honored with tributes ranging from Harvard's Hasty Pudding Man of the Year Award to the John Huston Award from the Artists Rights Foundation, and The American Cinematheque Award for Distinguished Achievement in Film.
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