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Award Winners & Nominees

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Best picture ('Mejor película')

• 1987 El viaje a ninguna parte - Fernando Fernán Gómez
  • 27 horas - Montxo Armendáriz
  • La mitad del cielo - Manuel Gutiérrez Aragón

• 1988 El bosque animado - José Luis Cuerda
  • Divinas palabras - José Luis García Sánchez
  • El lute: camina o revienta - Vicente Aranda

• 1989 Mujeres al borde de un ataque de nervios - Pedro Almodóvar
  • Diario de invierno - Francisco Regueiro
  • Espérame en el cielo - Antonio Mercero
  • Remando al viento - Gonzalo Suárez
  • El túnel - Antonio Drove

• 1990 El sueño del mono loco - Fernando Trueba
  • Esquilache - Joaquín Molina
  • El mar y el tiempo - Fernando Fernán Gómez
  • Montoyas y tarantos - Vicente Escrivá
  • El niño de la luna - Agustín Villaronga

• 1991 ¡Ay, Carmela! - Carlos Saura
  • Las Cartas de Alou - Montxo Armendáriz
  • ¡Átame! - Pedro Almodóvar

• 1992 Amantes - Vicente Aranda
  • Don Juan en los infiernos - Gonzalo Suárez
  • El rey pasmado - Imanol Uribe

• 1993 Belle epoque - Fernando Trueba
  • Jamón, jamón - Bigas Luna
  • El maestro de esgrima - Pedro Olea

• 1994 Todos a la cárcel - Luis García Berlanga
  • Intruso - Vicente Aranda
  • Sombras en una batalla - Mario Camus

• 1995 Días contados - Imanol Uribe
  • Canción de cuna - José Luis Garci
  • La pasión turca - Vicente Aranda

• 1996 Nadie hablará de nosotras cuando hayamos muerto - Agustín Díaz Yanes
  • Boca a boca - Manuel Gómez Pereira
  • El día de la bestia - Álex de la Iglesia

• 1997 Tesis - Alejandro Amenábar
  • Bwana - Imanol Uribe
  • El perro del hortelano - Pilar Miró

• 1998 La buena estrella - Ricardo Franco
  • Martín (Hache) - Adolfo Aristarain
  • Secretos del corazón - Montxo Armendáriz

• 1999 La niña de tus ojos - Fernando Trueba
  • Abre los ojos - Alejandro Amenábar
  • El abuelo - José Luis Garci
  • Barrio - Fernando León de Aranoa

• 2000 Todo sobre mi madre - Pedro Almodóvar
  • Cuando vuelvas a mi lado - Gracia Querejeta
  • La lengua de las mariposas - José Luis Cuerda
  • Solas - Benito Zambrano

• 2001 El bola - Achero Mañas
  • La comunidad - Álex de la Iglesia
  • Leo - José Luis Borau
  • Una historia de entonces - José Luis Garci

• 2002 The Others - Alejandro Amenábar
  • Juana la loca - Vicente Aranda
  • Lucía y el sexo - Julio Medem
  • Sin noticias de Dios - Agustín Díaz Yanes

• 2003 Los lunes al sol (Mondays In The Sun) - Fernando León de Aranoa
  • En la ciudad sin límites - Antonio Hernández
  • Hable con ella - Pedro Almodóvar
  • El otro lado de la cama - Emilio Martínez Lázaro

• 2004 Te doy mis ojos - Icíar Bollaín
  • Mi vida sin mí - Isabel Coixet
  • Planta 4ª - Antonio Mercero
  • Soldados de Salamina - David Trueba

• 2005 Mar adentro - Alejandro Amenábar
  • La mala educación - Pedro Almodóvar
  • Roma - Adolfo Aristarain
  • Tiovivo c. 1950 - José Luis Garci

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Best Actor in a Leading Role ('Mejor Actor Principal')

• 1987 Fernando Fernán Gómez - Mambrú se fue a la guerra
  • Jorge Sanz - El año de las luces
  • Juan Diego - Dragon Rapide
  • José Manuel Cervino - La guerra de los locos

• 1988 Alfredo Landa - El bosque animado
  • José Manuel Cervino - La guerra de los locos
  • Imanol Arias - El lute: camina o revienta

• 1989 Fernando Rey - Diario de invierno
  • José Soriano - Espérame en el cielo
  • Antonio Ferrandis - Jarrapellejos
  • Imanol Arias - El lute II: mañana seré libre
  • Alfredo Landa - Sinatra

• 1990 Jorge Sanz - Aventis
  • Fernando Fernán Gómez - Esquilache
  • Fernando Fernán Gómez - El mar y el tiempo
  • Juan Diego - La noche oscura
  • Alfredo Landa - El río que nos lleva

• 1991 Andrés Pajares - ¡Ay, Carmela!
  • Imanol Arias - A solas contigo
  • Antonio Banderas - ¡Átame!

• 1992 Fernando Guillén - Don Juan en los infiernos
  • Jorge Sanz - Amantes
  • Gabino Diego - El rey pasmado

• 1993 Alfredo Landa - La marrana
  • Jorge Sanz - Belle epoque
  • Javier Bardem - Jamón, jamón

• 1994 Juan Echanove - Madregilda
  • Javier Bardem - Huevos de oro
  • Imanol Arias - Intruso

• 1995 Carmelo Gómez - Días contados
  • Alfredo Landa - Canción de cuna
  • Gabino Diego - Los peores años de nuestra vida

• 1996 Javier Bardem - Boca a boca
  • Álex Angulo - El día de la bestia
  • Federico Luppi - Nadie hablará de nosotras cuando hayamos muerto

• 1997 Santiago Ramos - Como un relámpago
  • Carmelo Gómez - El perro del hortelano
  • Antonio Banderas - Two Much

• 1998 Antonio Resines - La buena estrella
  • Jordi Mollà - La buena estrella
  • Javier Bardem - Carne trémula

• 1999 Fernando Fernán Gómez - El abuelo
  • Eduardo Noriega - Abre los ojos
  • Gabino Diego - La hora de los valientes
  • Antonio Resines - La niña de tus ojos

• 2000 Francisco Rabal - Goya
  • José María Pou - Amic/Amat
  • Fernando Fernán Gómez - La lengua de las mariposas
  • Jordi Mollà - Segunda piel

• 2001 Juan Luis Galiardo - Adiós con el corazón
  • Juan Diego Botto - Plenilunio
  • Carmelo Gómez - El portero
  • Miguel Ángel Solá - Sé quién eres

• 2002 Eduard Fernández - Fausto 5.0
  • Eusebio Poncela - Intacto
  • Tristán Ulloa - Lucía y el sexo
  • Sergi López - Sólo mía

• 2003 Javier Bardem - Los lunes al sol (Mondays In The Sun)
  • Sancho Gracia - 800 balas
  • Juan Luis Galiardo - El caballero Don Quijote
  • Javier Cámara - Hable con ella

• 2004 Luis Tosar - Te doy mis ojos
  • Ernesto Alterio - Días de fútbol
  • Alfredo Landa - La luz prodigiosa
  • Javier Cámara - Torremolinos 73

• 2005 Javier Bardem - Mar adentro
  • Eduard Fernández - Cosas que hacen que la vida valga la pena
  • Guillermo Toledo - Crimen ferpecto
  • Eduardo Noriega - El lobo

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Best Actress in a Leading Role ('Mejor Actriz Principal')

• 1987 Amparo Rivelles - Hay que deshacer la casa
  • Ángela Molina - La mitad del cielo
  • Victoria Abril - Tiempo de silencio

• 1988 Verónica Forqué - La vida alegre
  • Irene Gutiérrez Caba - La casa de Bernada Alba
  • Victoria Abril - El lute: camina o revienta

• 1989 Carmen Maura - Mujeres al borde de un ataque de nervios
  • Victoria Abril - Bâton Rouge
  • María Fernanda d'Ocón - Caminos de tiza
  • Ángela Molina - Luces y sombras
  • Ana Belén - Miss Caribe

• 1990 Rafaela Aparicio - El mar y el tiempo
  • Victoria Abril - Aventis
  • Verónica Forqué - Bajarse al moro
  • Ángela Molina - Las cosas del querer
  • Ana Belén - El vuelo de la paloma

• 1991 Carmen Maura - ¡Ay, Carmela!
  • Charo López - Lo más natural
  • Victoria Abril - ¡Átame!

• 1992 Silvia Munt - Alas de mariposa
  • Victoria Abril - Amantes
  • Maribel Verdú - Amantes

• 1993 Ariadna Gil - Belle epoque
  • Penélope Cruz - Jamón, jamón
  • Assumpta Serna - El maestro de esgrima

• 1994 Verónica Forqué - Kika
  • Emma Suárez - La ardilla roja
  • Carmen Maura - Sombras en una batalla

• 1995 Cristina Marcos - Todos los hombres sois iguales
  • Ruth Gabriel - Días contados
  • Ana Belén - La pasión turca

• 1996 Victoria Abril - Nadie hablará de nosotras cuando hayamos muerto
  • Ariadna Gil - Antárdida
  • Marisa Paredes - La flor de mi secreto

• 1997 Emma Suárez - El perro del hortelano
  • Concha Velasco - Más allá del jardín
  • Ana Torrent - Tesis

• 1998 Cecilia Roth - Martín (Hache)
  • Maribel Verdú - La buena estrella
  • Julia Gutiérrez Caba - El color de las nubes

• 1999 Penélope Cruz - La niña de tus ojos
  • Cayetana Guillén Cuervo - El abuelo
  • Najwa Nimri - Los amantes del círculo polar
  • Leonor Watling - La hora de los valientes

• 2000 Cecilia Roth - Todo sobre mi madre
  • Mercedes Sampietro - Cuando vuelvas a mi lado
  • Carmen Maura - Lisboa
  • Ariadna Gil - Lágrimas negras

• 2001 Carmen Maura - La comunidad
  • Icíar Bollaín - Leo
  • Adriana Ozores - Plenilunio
  • Lydia Bosch - Una historia de entonces

• 2002 Pilar López de Ayala - Juana la Loca
  • Nicole Kidman - The Others
  • Victoria Abril - Sin noticias de Dios
  • Paz Vega - Sólo mía

• 2003 Mercedes Sampietro - Lugares comunes
  • Leonor Watling - A mi madre le gustan las mujeres
  • Ana Fernández - Historia de un beso
  • Adriana Ozores - La vida de nadie

• 2004 Laia Marull - Te doy mis ojos
  • Sarah Polley - Mi vida sin mí
  • Ariadna Gil - Soldados de Salamina
  • Adriana Ozores - La suerte dormida

• 2005 Lola Dueñas - Mar adentro
  • Ana Belén - Cosas que hacen que la vida valga la pena
  • Pilar Bardem - María querida
  • Penélope Cruz - Non ti muovere

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Best Supporting Actor ('Mejor Actor de Reparto')

• 1987 Miguel Rellán - Tata mía
  • Agustín González - Mambrú se fue a la guerra
  • Antonio Banderas - Matador

• 1988 Juan Echanove - Divinas palabras
  • Agustín González - Moros y cristianos
  • Pedro Ruiz - Moros y cristianos

• 1989 José Sazatornil - Espérame en el cielo
  • Ángel de Andrés López - Bâton rouge
  • Jorge Sanz - El lute II: mañana seré libre
  • Guillermo Montesinos - Mujeres al borde de un ataque de nervios
  • José Luis Gómez - Remando al viento

• 1990 Adolfo Marsillach - Esquilache
  • Enrique San Francisco - El baile del pato
  • Fernando Guillén - La noche oscura
  • Juan Echanove - El vuelo de la paloma
  • Juan Luis Galiardo - El vuelo de la paloma
  • Manuel Huete - El vuelo de la paloma

• 1991 Gabino Diego - ¡Ay, Carmela!
  • Juan Echanove - A solas contigo
  • Francisco Rabal - ¡Átame!

• 1992 Juan Diego - El rey pasmado
  • José Luis Gómez - Beltenebros
  • Javier Gurruchaga - El rey pasmado

• 1993 Fernando Fernán Gómez - Belle epoque
  • Gabino Diego - Belle epoque
  • Enrique San Francisco - Orquesta Club Virginia

• 1994 Fernando Valverde - Sombras en una batalla
  • Juan Echanove - Mi hermano del alma
  • Javier Gurruchaga - Tirano Banderas

• 1995 Javier Bardem - Días contados
  • Óscar Ladoire - Alegre ma non troppo
  • Agustín González - Los peores años de nuestra vida

• 1996 Luis Ciges - Así en el cielo como en la tierra
  • Fernando Guillén Cuervo - Boca a boca
  • Federico Luppi - La ley de la frontera

• 1997 Luis Cuenca - La buena vida
  • Jordi Mollà - La celestina
  • Mancho Novo - La celestina

• 1998 José Sancho - Carne trémula
  • Antonio Valero - El color de las nubes
  • Juan Jesús Valverde - Las ratas

• 1999 Tony Leblanc - Torrente, el brazo tonto de la ley
  • Agustín González - El abuelo
  • Francisco Algora - Barrio
  • Jorge Sanz - La niña de tus ojos

• 2000 Juan Diego - París Tombuctú
  • Mario Gas - Amic/Amat
  • José Coronado - Goya
  • Álex Angulo - Muertos de risa

• 2001 Emilio Gutiérrez Caba - La comunidad
  • Luis Cuenca - Obra maestra
  • Juan Diego - Una historia de entonces
  • Iñaki Miramón - Una historia de entonces

• 2002 Emilio Gutiérrez Caba - El cielo abierto
  • Antonio Dechent - Intacto
  • Gael García Bernal - Sin noticias de Dios
  • Eduard Fernández - Son de mar

• 2003 Luis Tosar - Los lunes al sol (Mondays In The Sun)
  • José Coronado - La caja 507
  • Carlos Hipólito - Historia de un beso
  • Alberto San Juan - El otro lado de la cama

• 2004 Eduard Fernández - En la ciudad
  • José Luis Gómez - La luz prodigiosa
  • Joan Dalmau - Soldados de Salamina
  • Juan Diego - Torremolinos 73

• 2005 Celso Bugallo - Mar adentro
  • Luis Varela - Crimen ferpecto
  • Unax Ugalde - Héctor
  • Juan Diego - El séptimo día

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Best Supporting Actress ('Mejor Actriz de Reparto')

• 1987 Verónica Forqué - El año de las luces
  • Chus Lampreave - El año de las luces
  • María Luisa Ponte - El hermano bastardo de Dios

• 1988 Verónica Forqué - Moros y cristianos
  • Marisa Paredes - Cara de acelga
  • Terele Pávez - Laura, del cielo llega la noche

• 1989 María Barranco - Mujeres al borde de un ataque de nervios
  • Laura Cepeda - Bâton rouge
  • Terele Pávez - Diario de invierno
  • Chus Lampreave - Espérame en el cielo
  • Julieta Serrano - Mujeres al borde de un ataque de nervios

• 1990 María Asquerino - El mar y el tiempo
  • Chus Lampreave - Bajarse al moro
  • María Barranco - Las cosas del querer
  • Amparo Rivelles - Esquilache
  • Concha Velasco - Esquilache

• 1991 María Barranco - Las edades de Lulú
  • Rosario Flores - Contra el viento
  • Loles León - ¡Átame!

• 1992 Kiti Manver - Todo por la pasta
  • María Barranco - El rey pasmado
  • Cristina Marcos - Tacones lejanos

• 1993 Chus Lampreave - Belle epoque
  • Mary Carmen Ramírez - Belle epoque
  • Pastora Vega - Demasiado corazón

• 1994 Rosa María Sardà - ¿Por qué lo llaman amor cuando quieren decir sexo?
  • María Barranco - La ardilla roja
  • Rossy de Palma - Kika

• 1995 María Luisa Ponte - La canción de cuna
  • Candela Peña - Días contados
  • Silvia Munt - La pasión turca

• 1996 Pilar Bardem - Nadie hablará de nosotras cuando hayamos muerto
  • Chus Lampreave - La flor de mi secreto
  • Rossy de Palma - La flor de mi secreto

• 1997 Mary Carrillo - Más allá del jardín
  • Maribel Verdú - La celestina
  • Loles León - Libertarias

• 1998 Charo López - Secretos del corazón
  • Ángela Molina - Carne trémula
  • Vicky Peña - Secretos del corazón

• 1999 Adriana Ozores - La hora de los valientes
  • Alicia Sánchez - Barrio
  • Loles León - La niña de tus ojos
  • Rosa María Sardà - La niña de tus ojos

• 2000 María Galiana - Solas
  • Adriana Ozores - Cuando vuelvas a mi lado
  • Julieta Serrano - Cuando vuelvas a mi lado
  • Canedla Peña - Todo sobre mi madre

• 2001 Julia Gutiérrez Caba - Una historia de entonces
  • Chusa Barbero - Besos para todos
  • Terele Pávez - La comunidad
  • Ana Fernández - Una historia de entonces

• 2002 Rosa María Sardà - Sin vergüenza
  • Rosana Pastor - Juana la Loca
  • Elena Anaya - Lucía y el sexo
  • Najwa Nimri - Lucía y el sexo

• 2003 Mercedes Sampietro - Lugares comunes
  • Leonor Watling - A mi madre le gustan las mujeres
  • Ana Fernández - Historia de un beso
  • Adriana Ozores - La vida de nadie

• 2004 Candela Peña - Te doy mis ojos
  • Mónica López - En la ciudad
  • María Pujalte - El lápiz del carpintero
  • María Botto - Soldados de Salamina

• 2005 Mabel Rivera - Mar adentro
  • Mercedes Sampietro - Inconscientes
  • Silvia Abascal - El lobo
  • Victoria Abril - El séptimo día

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External links

• Official Premios Goya website
• IMdB Goya Awards