26 Talented Women Who Swept Award Season

Updated on 2/27/2017 at 6:45 PM

We've finally passed the grand finale of award season: the Oscars. Last year, Brie Larson emerged as a triple threat after her stunning performance in Room; Larson got all three big awards under her belt (gown?). On the actor side, Leo had a similar story when it came to his role in The Revenant. It's an impressive accomplishment, but these two are hardly the first ones to take home the Oscar/Golden Globe/SAG Award triple crown — it's happened more times than you might think. In fact, both Emma Stone and Viola Davis are the latest additions to the list! Just check out all these other famous ladies who walked away triple winners.

— Additional reporting by Maggie Pehanick and Quinn Keaney

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26 Talented Women Who Swept Award Season

Kim Basinger

Helen Hunt

Gwyneth Paltrow

Angelina Jolie

Julia Roberts

Charlize Theron

Renée Zellweger

Hilary Swank

Rachel Weisz

Reese Witherspoon

Helen Mirren

Jennifer Hudson

Kate Winslet

Sandra Bullock

Mo'Nique

Natalie Portman

Melissa Leo

Octavia Spencer

Anne Hathaway

Jennifer Lawrence

Cate Blanchett

Patricia Arquette

Julianne Moore

Brie Larson

Viola Davis

Emma Stone

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