Razzie Awards: 9 Oscar Winners Who Also Have A Golden Raspberry Award

Is it really possible to be the worst in film AND best in film at different points of an actor’s career? It sure is! Stars like Sandra Bullock, 51, Ben Affleck, 43, and more have been at both ends of the spectrum, and have been rewarded (and dissed) with Oscars and Razzies for it. Check out 9 celebs who have won both types of awards over the years!


We’ll never forget when Sandra took home the 2009 Best Actress award for her incredible performance in The Blindside, but at the same time, we’re trying to forget her role alongside Bradley Cooper, 41, in All About Steve. The latter won (if you can call it that) her two Razzies, for Worst Actress and Worst Screen Couple — even Sandra and Bradley couldn’t save that disaster!
And how about Ben? He came out swinging in his Hollywood career by winning the Best Original Screenplay Academy Award for Good Will Hunting in 1997, but once he became an established actor, his career took a downward turn. Ben was given three Worst Actor Razzies in 2003, for Gigli, Paycheck and Daredevil — YIKES! Don’t worry, though, he was able to turn things around, winning a Best Picture Oscar in 2012 for producing Argo. The comeback earned him the Razzie Redeemer Award in 2015…phew! Stream Oscar-winning movies by signing up for Amazon Prime RIGHT HERE.
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Halle Berry, 49, made history by being the only woman of color to won a Best Actress Oscar — she took home the honor for Monster Ball in 2001 — but four years later, she won the Worst Actress Razzie for Catwoman. She had a sense of humor about the whole thing though, and even showed up to the ceremony to accept, holding her Razzie in one hand and Academy Award in the other. LOL!
Click through the gallery above to see other stars who’ve won both Oscars and Razzies. You’ll definitely be surprised by some of these!
HollywoodLifers: Are you shocked that some of these huge stars have won Razzie Awards?!

 

 

 

 

 

 

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