Top 10 Youngest Oscar Winners: Best Lead Actor
Hey guys! Today, we'll dive into the world of Hollywood and check out some of the youngest actors to ever take home the Oscar for Best Lead Actor. These talented actors have all given incredible performances at a young age, proving that age is no barrier to success.
Now, let's begin:
10. Charles Laughton - At The Age Of 34 - For His Role In "The Private Life Of Henry VIII (1932)"
9. Clark Gable - At The Age Of 34 - For His Role In "It Happened One Night (1934)"
8. Eddie Redmayne - At The Age Of 33 - For His Role In "The Theory Of Everything (2014)"
7. Daniel Day-Lewis - At The Age Of 32 - For His Role In "My Left Foot (1988)"
6. James Stewart - At The Age Of 32 - For His Role In "The Philadelphia Story (1940)"
5. Nicolas Cage - At The Age Of 32 - For His Role In "Leaving Las Vegas (1995)"
4. Maximilian Schell - At The Age Of 31 - For His Role In "Judgment At Nuremberg (1961)"
3. Marlon Brando - At The Age Of 30 - For His Role In "On The Waterfront (1954)"
2. Richard Dreyfuss - At The Age Of 30 - For His Role In "The Goodbye Girl (1977)"
1. Adrien Brody - At The Age Of 29 - For His Role In "The Pianist (2002)"
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