The Golden Globe Award for Best Actress – Television Series Drama is a Golden Globe Award presented annually by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA). The award honors the best performance by an actress in a drama television series.
Golden Globe Award for Best Actress – Television Series Drama | |
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Awarded for | Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series – Drama |
Country | United States |
Presented by | Hollywood Foreign Press Association |
First awarded | March 5, 1962 |
Currently held by | Sarah Snook, Succession (2023) |
Most awards | Angela Lansbury (4) |
Most nominations | Angela Lansbury (10) |
Website | goldenglobes.org |
It was first awarded at the 19th Golden Globe Awards on March 5, 1962 under the title Best TV Star – Female, encompassing performances in comedy and drama television series, to Pauline Frederick. The nominees for the award announced annually starting in 1963. In 1969, the award was split into the drama and comedy categories, presented under the new title Best TV Actress – Drama and in 1980 under its current title.
Since its inception, the award has been given to 50 actresses. Angela Lansbury has won the most awards in this category, winning four times, and received ten nominations for the awards, the most in the category; all of her wins were for the series Murder, She Wrote, which therefore holds the record for series with the most wins in the category. The record for series with the most different actresses winning the award is held by The Crown, for which three actors each won the award once: Claire Foy, Olivia Colman, and Emma Corrin.
Winners and nominees
editListed below are the winners of the award for each year, as well as the other nominees.
Key | Meaning |
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‡ | Indicates the winning actress. |
1960s
edit1970s
editYear | Actress | Role | Program | Network | Ref. |
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1970 (28th) | |||||
Peggy Lipton ‡ | Julie Barnes | The Mod Squad | ABC | [10] | |
Amanda Blake | Miss Kitty Russell | Gunsmoke | CBS | ||
Linda Cristal | Victoria Montoya | The High Chaparral | NBC | ||
Yvette Mimieux | Vannessa Smith | The Most Deadly Game | ABC | ||
Denise Nicholas | Miss Liz McIntyre | Room 222 | |||
1971 (29th) | |||||
Patricia Neal ‡ | Olivia Walton | The Homecoming: A Christmas Story | CBS | [11] | |
Lynda Day George | Lisa Casey | Mission: Impossible | CBS | ||
Peggy Lipton | Julie Barnes | The Mod Squad | ABC | ||
Denise Nicholas | Miss Liz McIntyre | Room 222 | |||
Susan Saint James | Sally McMillan | McMillan & Wife | NBC | ||
1972 (30th) | |||||
Gail Fisher ‡ | Peggy Fair | Mannix | CBS | [12] | |
Ellen Corby | Esther "Grandma" Walton | The Waltons | CBS | ||
Michael Learned | Olivia Walton | ||||
Peggy Lipton | Julie Barnes | The Mod Squad | ABC | ||
Susan Saint James | Sally McMillan | McMillan & Wife | NBC | ||
1973 (31st) | |||||
Lee Remick ‡ | Cassie Walters | The Blue Knight | NBC | [13] | |
Michael Learned | Olivia Walton | The Waltons | CBS | ||
Julie London | Nurse Dixie McCall | Emergency! | NBC | ||
Emily McLaughlin | Nurse Jessie Brewer | General Hospital | ABC | ||
Susan Saint James | Sally McMillan | McMillan & Wife | NBC | ||
1974 (32nd) | |||||
Angie Dickinson ‡ | Sgt. Suzanne "Pepper" Anderson | Police Woman | NBC | [14] | |
Teresa Graves | Christy Love | Get Christy Love! | ABC | ||
Michael Learned | Olivia Walton | The Waltons | CBS | ||
Jean Marsh | Rose Buck | Upstairs, Downstairs | PBS | ||
Emily McLaughlin | Nurse Jessie Brewer | General Hospital | ABC | ||
Lee Meriwether | Betty Jones | Barnaby Jones | CBS | ||
1975 (33rd) | |||||
Lee Remick ‡ | Jennie Randolph Churchill | Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill | PBS | [15] | |
Angie Dickinson | Sgt. Suzanne "Pepper" Anderson | Police Woman | NBC | ||
Rosemary Harris | George Sand | Notorious Woman | PBS | ||
Michael Learned | Olivia Walton | The Waltons | CBS | ||
Lee Meriwether | Betty Jones | Barnaby Jones | |||
1976 (34th) | |||||
Susan Blakely ‡ | Julie Prescott | Rich Man, Poor Man | ABC | [16] | |
Angie Dickinson | Sgt. Suzanne "Pepper" Anderson | Police Woman | NBC | ||
Farrah Fawcett | Jill Munroe | Charlie's Angels | ABC | ||
Kate Jackson | Sabrina Duncan | ||||
Jean Marsh | Rose Buck | Upstairs, Downstairs | PBS | ||
Sada Thompson | Kate Lawrence | Family | ABC | ||
Lindsay Wagner | Jaime Sommers | The Bionic Woman | |||
1977 (35th) | |||||
Lesley Ann Warren ‡ | Marja Fludjicki / Marianne | 79 Park Avenue | NBC | [17] | |
Angie Dickinson | Sgt. Suzanne "Pepper" Anderson | Police Woman | NBC | ||
Kate Jackson | Sabrina Duncan | Charlie's Angels | ABC | ||
Leslie Uggams | Kizzy | Roots | |||
Lindsay Wagner | Jaime Sommers | The Bionic Woman | |||
1978 (36th) | |||||
Rosemary Harris‡ | Berta Palitz Weiss | Holocaust | NBC | [18] | |
Kate Jackson | Sabrina Duncan | Charlie's Angels | ABC | ||
Kristy McNichol | Leticia "Buddy" Lawrence | Family | |||
Lee Remick | Erica Trenton | Wheels | NBC | ||
Sada Thompson | Kate Lawrence | Family | ABC | ||
1979 (37th) | |||||
Natalie Wood ‡ | Karen Holmes | From Here to Eternity | NBC | [19] | |
Barbara Bel Geddes | Miss Ellie Ewing | Dallas | CBS | ||
Kate Mulgrew | Kate Columbo | Mrs. Columbo | NBC | ||
Stefanie Powers | Jennifer Hart | Hart to Hart | ABC | ||
Sada Thompson | Kate Lawrence | Family |
1980s
editYear | Actress | Role | Program | Network | Ref. |
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1980 (38th) | |||||
Yoko Shimada ‡ | Lady Toda Buntaro | Shōgun | NBC | [20] | |
Barbara Bel Geddes | Miss Ellie Ewing | Dallas | CBS | ||
Linda Gray | Sue Ellen Ewing | ||||
Melissa Gilbert | Laura Ingalls | Little House on the Prairie | NBC | ||
Stefanie Powers | Jennifer Hart | Hart to Hart | ABC | ||
1981 (39th) | |||||
Linda Evans ‡ | Krystle Carrington | Dynasty | ABC | [21] | |
Barbara Bel Geddes ‡ | Miss Ellie Ewing | Dallas | CBS | ||
Joan Collins | Alexis Carrington | Dynasty | ABC | ||
Morgan Fairchild | Constance Weldon Carlyle | Flamingo Road | NBC | ||
Linda Gray | Sue Ellen Ewing | Dallas | CBS | ||
Stefanie Powers | Jennifer Hart | Hart to Hart | ABC | ||
1982 (40th) | |||||
Joan Collins ‡ | Alexis Carrington | Dynasty | ABC | [22] | |
Linda Evans | Krystle Carrington | Dynasty | ABC | ||
Stefanie Powers | Jennifer Hart | Hart to Hart | |||
Victoria Principal | Pamela Barnes Ewing | Dallas | CBS | ||
Jane Wyman | Angela Channing | Falcon Crest | |||
1983 (41st) | |||||
Jane Wyman ‡ | Angela Channing | Falcon Crest | CBS | [23] | |
Joan Collins | Alexis Carrington | Dynasty | ABC | ||
Tyne Daly | Mary Beth Lacey | Cagney & Lacey | CBS | ||
Linda Evans | Krystle Carrington | Dynasty | ABC | ||
Stefanie Powers | Jennifer Hart | Hart to Hart | |||
1984 (42nd) | |||||
Angela Lansbury ‡ | Jessica Fletcher | Murder, She Wrote | CBS | [24] | |
Joan Collins | Alexis Carrington | Dynasty | ABC | ||
Tyne Daly | Mary Beth Lacey | Cagney & Lacey | CBS | ||
Linda Evans | Krystle Carrington | Dynasty | ABC | ||
Sharon Gless | Christine Cagney | Cagney & Lacey | CBS | ||
Kate Jackson | Amanda King | Scarecrow and Mrs. King | |||
1985 (43rd) | |||||
Sharon Gless ‡ | Christine Cagney | Cagney & Lacey | CBS | [25] | |
Joan Collins | Alexis Carrington | Dynasty | ABC | ||
Tyne Daly | Mary Beth Lacey | Cagney & Lacey | CBS | ||
Linda Evans | Krystle Carrington | Dynasty | ABC | ||
Angela Lansbury | Jessica Fletcher | Murder, She Wrote | CBS | ||
1986 (44th) | |||||
Angela Lansbury ‡ | Jessica Fletcher | Murder, She Wrote | CBS | [26] | |
Joan Collins | Alexis Carrington | Dynasty | ABC | ||
Tyne Daly | Mary Beth Lacey | Cagney & Lacey | CBS | ||
Sharon Gless | Christine Cagney | ||||
Connie Sellecca | Christine Francis | Hotel | ABC | ||
1987 (45th) | |||||
Susan Dey ‡ | Grace Van Owen | L.A. Law | NBC | [27] | |
Jill Eikenberry | Ann Kelsey | L.A. Law | NBC | ||
Sharon Gless | Christine Cagney | Cagney & Lacey | CBS | ||
Linda Hamilton | Catherine Chandler | Beauty and the Beast | |||
Angela Lansbury | Jessica Fletcher | Murder, She Wrote | |||
1988 (46th) | |||||
Jill Eikenberry ‡ | Ann Kelsey | L.A. Law | NBC | [28] | |
Susan Dey | Grace Van Owen | L.A. Law | NBC | ||
Sharon Gless | Christine Cagney | Cagney & Lacey | CBS | ||
Linda Hamilton | Catherine Chandler | Beauty and the Beast | |||
Angela Lansbury | Jessica Fletcher | Murder, She Wrote | |||
1989 (47th) |
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Angela Lansbury ‡ | Jessica Fletcher | Murder, She Wrote | CBS | [29] | |
Dana Delany | Colleen McMurphy | China Beach | ABC | ||
Susan Dey | Grace Van Owen | L.A. Law | NBC | ||
Jill Eikenberry | Ann Kelsey | ||||
Mel Harris | Hope Murdoch Steadman | thirtysomething | ABC |
1990s
editYear | Actress | Role | Program | Network | Ref. |
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1990 (48th) | |||||
Sharon Gless ‡ | Fiona Rose "Rosie" O'Neill | The Trials of Rosie O'Neill | CBS | [30] | |
Patricia Wettig ‡ | Nancy Weston | thirtysomething | ABC | ||
Dana Delany | Colleen Murphy | China Beach | ABC | ||
Susan Dey | Grace Van Owen | L.A. Law | NBC | ||
Jill Eikenberry | Ann Kelsey | ||||
Angela Lansbury | Jessica Fletcher | Murder, She Wrote | CBS | ||
1991 (49th) | |||||
Angela Lansbury ‡ | Jessica Fletcher | Murder, She Wrote | CBS | [31] | |
Susan Dey | Grace Van Owen | L.A. Law | NBC | ||
Sharon Gless | Fiona Rose "Rosie" O'Neill | The Trials of Rosie O'Neill | CBS | ||
Marlee Matlin | Tess Kaufman | Reasonable Doubts | NBC | ||
Janine Turner | Maggie O'Connell | Northern Exposure | CBS | ||
1992 (50th) | |||||
Regina Taylor ‡ | Lily Harper | I'll Fly Away | NBC | [32] | |
Mariel Hemingway | Sydney Guilford | Civil Wars | ABC | ||
Angela Lansbury | Jessica Fletcher | Murder, She Wrote | CBS | ||
Marlee Matlin | Tess Kaufman | Reasonable Doubts | NBC | ||
Janine Turner | Maggie O'Connell | Northern Exposure | CBS | ||
1993 (51st) | |||||
Kathy Baker ‡ | Jill Brock | Picket Fences | CBS | [33] | |
Heather Locklear | Amanda Woodward | Melrose Place | Fox | ||
Jane Seymour | Dr. Michaela Quinn | Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman | CBS | ||
Janine Turner | Maggie O'Connell | Northern Exposure | |||
Sela Ward | Theodora "Teddy" Reed | Sisters | NBC | ||
1994 (52nd) | |||||
Claire Danes ‡ | Angela Chase | My So-Called Life | ABC | [34] | |
Kathy Baker | Jill Brock | Picket Fences | CBS | ||
Angela Lansbury | Jessica Fletcher | Murder, She Wrote | |||
Heather Locklear | Amanda Woodward | Melrose Place | Fox | ||
Jane Seymour | Dr. Michaela Quinn | Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman | CBS | ||
1995 (53rd) | |||||
Jane Seymour ‡ | Dr. Michaela Quinn | Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman | CBS | [35] | |
Gillian Anderson | FBI Special Agent Dana Scully | The X-Files | Fox | ||
Kathy Baker | Jill Brock | Picket Fences | CBS | ||
Heather Locklear | Amanda Woodward | Melrose Place | Fox | ||
Sherry Stringfield | Dr. Susan Lewis | ER | NBC | ||
1996 (54th) | |||||
Gillian Anderson ‡ | FBI Special Agent Dana Scully | The X-Files | Fox | [36] | |
Christine Lahti | Dr. Kate Austen | Chicago Hope | CBS | ||
Heather Locklear | Amanda Woodward | Melrose Place | Fox | ||
Jane Seymour | Dr. Michaela Quinn | Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman | CBS | ||
Sherry Stringfield | Dr. Susan Lewis | ER | NBC | ||
1997 (55th) | |||||
Christine Lahti ‡ | Dr. Kate Austen | Chicago Hope | CBS | [37] | |
Gillian Anderson | FBI Special Agent Dana Scully | The X-Files | Fox | ||
Kim Delaney | Diane Russell | NYPD Blue | ABC | ||
Roma Downey | Monica | Touched by an Angel | CBS | ||
Julianna Margulies | Carol Hathaway | ER | NBC | ||
1998 (56th) | |||||
Keri Russell ‡ | Felicity Porter | Felicity | The WB | [38] | |
Gillian Anderson | FBI Special Agent Dana Scully | The X-Files | Fox | ||
Kim Delaney | Diane Russell | NYPD Blue | ABC | ||
Roma Downey | Monica | Touched by an Angel | CBS | ||
Julianna Margulies | Carol Hathaway | ER | NBC | ||
1999 (57th) | |||||
Edie Falco ‡ | Carmela Soprano | The Sopranos | HBO | [39] | |
Lorraine Bracco | Dr. Jennifer Melfi | The Sopranos | HBO | ||
Amy Brenneman | Amy Gray | Judging Amy | CBS | ||
Julianna Margulies | Carol Hathaway | ER | NBC | ||
Sela Ward | Lily Manning | Once and Again | ABC |
2000s
edit2010s
edit2020s
editSuperlatives
editSuperlative | Best Actress – Television Series Drama |
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Actress with most awards | Angela Lansbury (4) |
Actress with most nominations | Angela Lansbury (10) |
Actress with most nominations without ever winning |
Stefanie Powers (5) |
Multiple wins
editWins | Name |
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4 | Angela Lansbury |
3 | Claire Danes |
2 | Edie Falco |
Sharon Gless | |
Lee Remick |
Multiple nominations
editFirsts
edit- Diahann Carroll became the first actress of African descent to win, when she won at the 26th Golden Globe Awards in 1969.
- Linda Cristal became the first actress of Latin American descent to win, when she won at the 27th Golden Globe Awards in 1970.
- Yoko Shimada became the first actress of Asian descent to win, when she won at the 38th Golden Globe Awards in 1981.
- Michaela Jaé Rodriguez became the first transgender actress to win, when she won at the 79th Golden Globe Awards in 2022.
See also
editReferences
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