NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture

This page lists the winners and nominees for the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture. The award was introduced in 1970 and was awarded sporadically until its permanent feature from 1995 onwards. There are several performances by actresses that won or were nominated for Academy Awards, they are listed alongside a symbol. Angela Bassett currently holds the record for most wins in this category, with three.

Winners and nominees

Winners are listed first and highlighted in bold.

1970s
Year Actress Film Ref
1970
Beah Richards The Great White Hope [1]
1971 – 79 N/A

1980s
Year Actress Film Ref
1980 – 85 N/A
1986
Oprah Winfrey The Color Purple ‡ [2]
1987
Traci Wolfe Lethal Weapon [3][4]
Helen Martin Hollywood Shuffle
Nichelle Nichols Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
Kelly Minter Summer School
Sandra Reaves-Phillips Round Midnight
1988
Juanita Waterman Cry Freedom [5]
1989
Suzzanne Douglas Tap [6][7]
Nichelle Nichols Star Trek V: The Final Frontier
Rosie Perez Do the Right Thing
Tichina Arnold How I Got into College

1990s
Year Actress Film Ref
1990
Whoopi Goldberg Ghost † [8]
1991 - 1993 N/A
1994
Angela Bassett Malcolm X [9]
Vanessa Bell Calloway What's Love Got to Do with It
Whoopi Goldberg Sarafina!
Jenifer Lewis What's Love Got to Do with It
Alfre Woodard Passion Fish
1995 N/A
1996
Loretta Devine Waiting to Exhale [10]
Maya Angelou How to Make an American Quilt
Lela Rochon Waiting to Exhale
Regina Taylor Clockers
Alfre Woodard How to Make an American Quilt
1997
Loretta Devine The Preacher's Wife [11]
Jenifer Lewis The Preacher's Wife
Tonea Stewart A Time to Kill
Regina Taylor Courage Under Fire
Alfre Woodard Star Trek: First Contact
1998
Irma P. Hall Soul Food [12]
Angela Bassett Contact
Debbi Morgan Eve's Bayou
Esther Rolle Rosewood
Cicely Tyson Hoodlum
1999
Whoopi Goldberg How Stella Got Her Groove Back [13]
Kimberly Elise Beloved
Queen Latifah Living Out Loud
Thandie Newton Beloved
Beah Richards Beloved

2000s
Year Actress Film Ref
2000
Angela Bassett Music of the Heart [14]
Melissa De Sousa The Best Man
Sanaa Lathan
Queen Latifah The Bone Collector
Vanessa L. Williams Light It Up
2001
Alfre Woodard Love and Basketball [15]
Nicole Ari Parker Remember the Titans
Aunjanue Ellis Men of Honor
Marla Gibbs The Visit
Thandie Newton Mission: Impossible 2
2002
Angela Bassett The Score [16]
Loretta Devine Kingdom Come
Vivica A. Fox
Mo'Nique Two Can Play That Game
Jada Pinkett Smith Ali
2003
Halle Berry Die Another Day [17]
Nicole Ari Parker Brown Sugar
Kimberly Elise John Q
Eve Barbershop
Queen Latifah Brown Sugar
2004
Alfre Woodard Radio [18]
Nona Gaye The Matrix Revolutions
Sanaa Lathan Out of Time
Jada Pinkett Smith The Matrix Revolutions
Gabrielle Union Bad Boys II
2005
Regina King Ray [19]
Loretta Devine Woman Thou Art Loosed
Sophie Okonedo Hotel Rwanda ‡
Jada Pinkett Smith Collateral
Sharon Warren Ray
2006
Cicely Tyson Diary of a Mad Black Woman [20]
Ashanti Coach Carter
Taraji P. Henson Hustle & Flow
Elise Neal
Thandie Newton Crash
2007
Jennifer Hudson Dreamgirls † [21]
Angela Bassett Akeelah and the Bee
Thandie Newton The Pursuit of Happyness
Anika Noni Rose Dreamgirls
Kerry Washington The Last King of Scotland
2008
Janet Jackson Why Did I Get Married? [22]
Ruby Dee American Gangster ‡
Loretta Devine This Christmas
Meagan Good Stomp the Yard
Queen Latifah Hairspray
2009
Taraji P. Henson The Curious Case of Benjamin Button ‡ [23]
Beyoncé Cadillac Records
Jennifer Hudson The Secret Life of Bees
Alicia Keys
Sophie Okonedo

2010s
Year Actress Film Ref
2010
Mo'Nique Precious † [24]
Mariah Carey Precious
Paula Patton
Zoe Saldana Avatar
Alfre Woodard American Violet
2011
Kimberly Elise For Colored Girls [25]
Whoopi Goldberg For Colored Girls
Phylicia Rashad
Anika Noni Rose
Jill Scott Why Did I Get Married Too?
2012
Octavia Spencer The Help † [26]
Bryce Dallas Howard The Help
Maya Rudolph Bridesmaids
Cicely Tyson The Help
Kim Wayans Pariah
2013
Kerry Washington Django Unchained [27]
Taraji P. Henson Think Like a Man
Phylicia Rashad Good Deeds
Gloria Reuben Lincoln
Amandla Stenberg The Hunger Games
2014
Lupita Nyong'o 12 Years a Slave † [28]
Naomie Harris Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom
Octavia Spencer Fruitvale Station
Oprah Winfrey Lee Daniels' The Butler
Alfre Woodard 12 Years a Slave
2015
Carmen Ejogo Selma [29]
Viola Davis Get On Up
Jill Scott
Octavia Spencer
Oprah Winfrey Selma
2016
Phylicia Rashad Creed [30]
Angela Bassett Chi-Raq
Jennifer Hudson
Gugu Mbatha-Raw Concussion
Tessa Thompson Creed
2017
Viola Davis Fences † [31]
Aja Naomi King The Birth of a Nation
Mo'Nique Almost Christmas
Lupita Nyong'o Queen of Katwe
Octavia Spencer Hidden Figures ‡
2018
Tiffany Haddish Girls Trip
Regina Hall Girls Trip
Audra McDonald Beauty and the Beast
Keesha Sharp Marshall
Tessa Thompson Thor: Ragnarok
2019
Danai Gurira Black Panther
Regina Hall The Hate U Give
Regina King If Beale Street Could Talk †
Lupita Nyong'o Black Panther
Letitia Wright

2020s
Year Actress Film Ref
2020
Marsai Martin Little <ref>
Jennifer Lopez Hustlers
Janelle Monae Harriet
Da’Vine Joy Randolph The Hate U Give
Octavia Spencer Luce

Multiple wins and nominations

Wins

Nominations

References
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