Who Is The Male Actor Who Has Won The Most Oscars In History?

The actor with the most Best Actor Oscars.

The actor who won the most Best Actor awards is Daniel Day-Lewis. The London native has won the Oscar three times: the first in 1989 with "The Left Foot", the second 18 years later in 2007 with "There Will Be Blood" and the last in 2012 with Stevens "Lincoln" Spielberg .

In second place are nine actors shared for two Best Actor Oscars: Spencer Tracy (1937-1938), Fredric March (1932-1946), Gary Cooper (1941-1952), Marlon Brando (1954-1972), Dustin Hoffman ( 1979-1988), Tom Hanks (1993-1994), Jack Nicholson (1975-1997), Sean Penn (2003-2008) and Anthony Hopkins (1992-2021).

The 95th Foundation Grants are not far off, with Jimmy Kimmel set to have the current year's function on Sunday twelfth Walk as various hit films contend to get their hands on the most sought after grant in film.

Last year, Sian Heder's film CODA rather mess everything up when it pipped the past leader The Force of the Canine to the top award, while enormous acting champs included Jessica Chastain, Troy Kotsur, Ariana DeBose and Will Smith - the last option of whom's triumph was somewhat eclipsed by another episode...

The Oscars are right around 100 years of age, having first been held in 1929, and from that point forward there have been an entire store of triumphs praising media outlets' absolute best on-screen and in the background ability.

Be that as it may, who has the lofty case of claiming the most Foundation Grants? Which entertainers, chiefs and screenwriters have gathered the biggest number of Oscars statuettes - and which film holds the record for the most honors to its name?