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Jennifer Lawrence
Jennifer Lawrence first broke through in Winter’s Bone, seeing her earn an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress at just 20-years old. This made her the second youngest Best Actress nominee ever, at the time. In 2012, Lawrence shined in David O. Russell’s comedy-drama Silver Linings Playbook, where she played recently widowed Tiffany Maxwell. Lawrence was once again nominated, but this time she would scoop the prize, which made her the youngest actress to ever be nominated for two Best Actress awards. She also became the second youngest to win the prestigious award (22 years and 193 days), with Marlee Matlin winning in 1986 for her performance in Children of Lesser God (21 years and 218 days). If she continues on her current path, it is easy to see Lawrence adding many more prestigious awards to her resume.
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