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Top 10 most nominated actors for the oscars - Can you guess who is the most Nominated Actor for the Oscars? The Academy and cinema going public Love these men. Here's a look at the 10 actors who have garnered the most nominations in Oscars history. And who has the most nominations 10. Dustin Hoffman Hoffman has earned seven acting nominations and two wins: best actor for Kramer vs. Kramer in 1980 and Rain Man in 1989. 9. Robert De Niro The actor has been nominated seven times and earned two Oscars: best supporting actor for The Godfather: Part II in 1975 and best actor for Raging Bull in 1981. 8. Peter O’Toole The acting legend scored eight nominations throughout his career, but never managed to win an Oscar. The Academy did, however, award O'Toole with an honorary achievement award in 2003. 7. Al Pacino Pacino has eight nominations but only one win: best actor for Scent of a Woman in 1993. 6. Jack Lemmon Lemmon was nominated eight times throughout his decades-long career and went home with two Oscars: best supporting actor for Mister Roberts at the 1956 ceremony and best actor for Save the Tiger in 1974. 5. Marlon Brando Brando was nominated eight times and won two statues for best actor: On the Waterfront in 1955 and The Godfather in 1973. 4. Spencer Tracy The classic film star was nominated an impressive nine times and won two best actor Academy Awards, for Captains Courageous in 1938 and Boys Town in 1939. 3. Paul Newman Newman earned nine nominations in his lifetime and won an Oscar for best actor for 1986's The Color of Money. 2. Laurence Olivier One of the most influential actors in film history, Laurence Olivier also boasts the second most acting nominations ever with 10. His one win was for 1948's Hamlet, which also scored him his only directing nomination. Jack Nicholson With a résumé studded with hits and classics and a career spanning almost six decades, it's no surprise that Jack Nicholson is the reigning king of the Oscar nominations. He's been nominated a staggering 12 times and won three times: best actor for 1975's One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, best supporting actor for 1983's Terms of Endearment and best actor for 1997's As Good as It Gets.