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Randy Newman awards and nominations
Awards and nominations
Award Wins Nominations
Totals
Academy Awards
 2 22
Annie Awards
 4 8
Austin Film Critics Association
 0 1
Black Reel Awards
 1 2
British Academy Film Awards
 0 1
Chicago Film Critics Association
 1 4
Chicago Indie Critics Awards
 0 1
Columbus Film Critics Association
 0 1
Critics' Choice Movie Awards
 0 4
DiscussingFilm Critic Awards
 0 1
Florida Film Critics Circle
 0 1
Golden Globe Awards
 0 7
Grammy Awards
 7 23
Greater Western New York Film Critics Association
 1 1
Hawaii Film Critics Society
 1 1
Hollywood Film Awards
 1 1
Hollywood Music in Media Awards
 0 1
Houston Film Critics Society
 0 2
International Cinephile Society
 0 1
International Film Music Critics Association
 1 6
Las Vegas Film Critics Society
 0 2
Los Angeles Film Critics Association
 1 2
Latino Entertainment Journalists Association
 0 1
North Carolina Film Critics Association
 0 1
North Dakota Film Society
 0 2
Online Film & Television Association
 1 6
Online Film Critics Society
 1 2
Phoenix Film Critics Society
 0 2
Primetime Emmy Awards
 3 3
San Francisco Bay Area Film Critics Circle
 0 1
Satellite Awards
 0 7
Saturn Awards
 0 1
St. Louis Film Critics Association
 0 2
Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association
 0 1
World Soundtrack Awards
 3 6
Wins 28
Nominations 125

Randy Newman is an American singer-songwriter, arranger, composer, and pianist. Over his career he has received numerous accolades including two Academy Awards, three Primetime Emmy Awards, and seven Grammy Awards (including the Governor's Award from The Recording Academy) as well as nominations for a British Academy Film Award, three Critics' Choice Awards and seven Golden Globe Awards.

He has been nominated for 22 Academy Awards, winning twice for Best Original Song in 2002 for "If I Didn't Have You" (from Monsters, Inc.) and in 2011 for "We Belong Together" (from Toy Story 3). Newman has received twenty-two Academy Award nominations in the Best Original Score and Best Original Song categories and has won twice in the latter category, contributing to the Newmans being the most nominated Academy Award extended family, with a collective 92 nominations in various music categories.

Newman was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2002. In 2007, he was inducted as a Disney Legend. In 2010, he received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Newman was inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2013. Newman received a Max Steiner Film Music Achievement Award and performed at the music gala Hollywood in Vienna for the first time together with his cousin David Newman in 2014.

Major awards

Academy Awards

Year Category Nominated work Result Ref.
1981 Best Original Score Ragtime Nominated
Best Original Song "One More Hour" (from Ragtime) Nominated
1984 Best Original Score The Natural Nominated
1989 Best Original Song "I Love to See You Smile" (from Parenthood) Nominated
1990 Best Original Score Avalon Nominated
1994 Best Original Song "Make Up Your Mind" (from The Paper) Nominated
1995 Best Original Musical or Comedy Score Toy Story Nominated
Best Original Song "You've Got a Friend in Me" (from Toy Story) Nominated
1996 Best Original Musical or Comedy Score James and the Giant Peach Nominated
1998 Best Original Dramatic Score Pleasantville Nominated
Best Original Musical or Comedy Score A Bug's Life Nominated
Best Original Song "That'll Do" (from Babe: Pig in the City) Nominated
1999 "When She Loved Me" (from Toy Story 2) Nominated
2000 "A Fool in Love" (from Meet the Parents) Nominated
2001 Best Original Score Monsters, Inc. Nominated
Best Original Song "If I Didn't Have You" (from Monsters, Inc.) Won
2006 "Our Town" (from Cars) Nominated
2009 "Almost There" (from The Princess and the Frog) Nominated
"Down in New Orleans" (from The Princess and the Frog) Nominated
2010 "We Belong Together" (from Toy Story 3) Won
2019 "I Can't Let You Throw Yourself Away" (from Toy Story 4) Nominated
Best Original Score Marriage Story Nominated

BAFTA Awards

Year Category Nominated work Result Ref.
British Academy Film Awards
1982 Best Original Song "One More Hour" (from Ragtime) Nominated

Critics' Choice Awards

Year Category Nominated work Result Ref.
Critics' Choice Movie Awards
2009 Best Score The Princess and the Frog Nominated
Best Song "Almost There" (from The Princess and the Frog) Nominated
2010 Best Song "We Belong Together" (from Toy Story 3) Nominated
2019 Best Score Marriage Story Nominated

Emmy Awards

Year Category Nominated work Result Ref.
Primetime Emmy Awards
1991 Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics "He's Guilty!" (from Cop Rock) Won
2004 Outstanding Main Title Theme Music "It's a Jungle Out There" (from Monk) Won
2010 Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics "When I'm Gone" (from Monk) Won

Golden Globe Awards

Year Category Nominated work Result Ref.
1981 Best Original Song "One More Hour" (from Ragtime) Nominated
1989 "I Love to See You Smile" (from Parenthood) Nominated
1990 Best Original Score Avalon Nominated
1995 Best Original Song "You've Got a Friend in Me" (from Toy Story) Nominated
1998 Best Original Score A Bug's Life Nominated
1999 Best Original Song "When She Loved Me" (from Toy Story 2) Nominated
2019 Best Original Score Marriage Story Nominated

Grammy Awards

Year Category Nominated work Result Ref.
1969 Best Arrangement Accompanying Vocalist(s) "Is That All There Is?" (by Peggy Lee) Nominated
1982 Best Score Soundtrack for Visual Media Ragtime Nominated
1984 Best Instrumental Composition The Natural Won
Best Pop Instrumental Performance "The Natural" (from The Natural) Nominated
1989 Best Song Written for Visual Media "I Love to See You Smile" (from Parenthood) Nominated
1991 Best Score Soundtrack for Visual Media Avalon Nominated
Awakenings Nominated
1996 Best Country Collaboration with Vocals "Long Tall Texan" (with Lyle Lovett) Nominated
1999 Best Score Soundtrack for Visual Media A Bug's Life Won
Best Song Written for Visual Media "The Time of Your Life" (from A Bug's Life) Nominated
2000 Best Score Soundtrack Album for Visual Media Toy Story 2 Nominated
Best Song Written for Visual Media "When She Loved Me" (from Toy Story 2) Won
2002 Best Score Soundtrack for Visual Media Monsters, Inc. Nominated
Best Song Written for Other Visual Media "If I Didn't Have You" (from Monsters, Inc.) Won
Best Instrumental Composition "The Ride of the Doors" (from Monsters, Inc.) Nominated
2003 Best Pop Instrumental Performance "Seabiscuit" (from Seabiscuit) Nominated
Best Score Soundtrack for Visual Media Seabiscuit Nominated
2006 Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media Cars Nominated
Best Song Written for Visual Media "Our Town" (from Cars) Won
2010 Best Score Soundtrack for Visual Media Toy Story 3 Won
Best Song Written for Visual Media "Down in New Orleans" (from The Princess and the Frog) Nominated
2017 Best Arrangement, Instrumental and Vocals "Putin" Won
2019 Best Song Written for Visual Media "The Ballad of the Lonesome Cowboy" (from Toy Story 4) Nominated

Miscellaneous awards

Year Association Category Film Result Ref.
1996 Annie Awards Outstanding Achievement for Music in an Animated Feature Toy Story Won
James and the Giant Peach Nominated
1997 Cats Don't Dance Won
2000 Toy Story 2 Won
2002 Monsters, Inc. Nominated
2006 Cars Won
2013 Monsters University Nominated
2019 Toy Story 4 Nominated
2009 Black Reel Awards Outstanding Original Song "Almost There" (from The Princess and the Frog) Won
"Down in New Orleans" (from The Princess and the Frog) Nominated
2019 Hollywood Film Awards Hollywood Film Composer Award Marriage Story Won
2019 Hollywood Music in Media Awards Best Original Score – Feature Film Marriage Story Nominated
2019 International Cinephile Society Best Original Score Marriage Story Nominated
1998 Online Film & Television Association Best Original Musical or Comedy Score Pleasantville Nominated
Best Original Family Score A Bug's Life Nominated
1999 Best Original Song "When She Loved Me" (from Toy Story 2) Nominated
2001 Film Hall of Fame: Support — Inducted
2009 Best Original Song "Almost There" (from The Princess and the Frog) Nominated
2010 "We Belong Together" (from Toy Story 3) Won
2019 Best Original Score Marriage Story Nominated
1998 Satellite Awards Best Original Score Pleasantville Nominated
Best Original Song "That'll Do" (from Babe: Pig in the City) Nominated
2003 Best Original Score Seabiscuit Nominated
2009 Best Original Song "Almost There" (from The Princess and the Frog) Nominated
"Down in New Orleans" (from The Princess and the Frog) Nominated
2019 "The Ballad of the Lonesome Cowboy" (from Toy Story 4) Nominated
Best Original Score Marriage Story Nominated
1999 Saturn Awards Best Music Toy Story 2 Nominated
2002 World Soundtrack Awards Soundtrack Composer of the Year Monsters, Inc. Nominated
Best Original Soundtrack of the Year Nominated
Best Original Song Written for a Film "If I Didn't Have You" (from Monsters, Inc.) Won
2006 "Our Town" (from Cars) Won
2010 "Almost There" (from The Princess and the Frog) Nominated
2011 "We Belong Together" (from Toy Story 3) Won

Critics associations

Year Association Category Film Result Ref.
2019 Austin Film Critics Association Best Score Marriage Story Nominated
1995 Chicago Film Critics Association Best Original Score Toy Story Won
1996 James and the Giant Peach Nominated
1998 A Bug's Life Nominated
2019 Marriage Story Nominated
2019 Chicago Indie Critics Best Original Score Marriage Story Nominated
2019 Columbus Film Critics Association Best Score Marriage Story Nominated
2019 Florida Film Critics Circle Best Score Marriage Story Nominated
2019 Greater Western New York Film Critics Association Best Score Marriage Story Won
2019 Hawaii Film Critics Society Best Score Marriage Story Won
2009 Houston Film Critics Society Best Original Song "Almost There" (from The Princess and the Frog) Nominated
2019 Best Original Score Marriage Story Nominated
1998 International Film Music Critics Association Best Original Score for a Comedy Film A Bug's Life Won
Best Original Score for a Drama Film Pleasantville Nominated
2006 Best Original Score for an Animated Film Cars Nominated
2008 Best Original Score for a Comedy Film Leatherheads Nominated
2009 Best Original Score for an Animated Film The Princess and the Frog Nominated
2010 Toy Story 3 Nominated
1999 Best Original Song Las Vegas Film Critics Society "When She Loved Me" (from Toy Story 2) Nominated
2000 "Meet the Parents" (from Meet the Parents) Nominated
1981 Los Angeles Film Critics Association Best Music Score "One More Hour" (from Ragtime) Won
1990 Avalon Runner-up
2019 Latino Entertainment Journalists Association Best Score Marriage Story Nominated
2019 New York Film Critics Circle Special Award — Honored
2019 North Carolina Film Critics Association Best Music Marriage Story Nominated
2019 North Dakota Film Society Best Original Score Marriage Story Nominated
Best Original Song "I Can't Let You Throw Yourself Away" (from Toy Story 4) Nominated
1998 Online Film Critics Society Best Original Score Pleasantville Won
2019 Marriage Story Nominated
2001 Phoenix Film Critics Society Best Original Song "If I Didn't Have You" (from Monsters, Inc.) Nominated
2010 "We Belong Together" (from Toy Story 3) Nominated
2019 San Francisco Bay Area Film Critics Circle Best Original Score Marriage Story Nominated
2009 St. Louis Gateway Film Critics Association Best Music The Princess and the Frog Nominated
2019 Best Score Marriage Story Nominated
2019 Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association Best Original Score Marriage Story Nominated

Honorary awards

Year Association Category Result Ref.
2007 Disney Legends Awards Disney Legends Awards Inducted
2010 Hollywood Walk of Fame Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Inducted
2014 Hollywood in Vienna Max Steiner Film Music Achievement Award Honored
2013 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inducted
2002 Songwriters Hall of Fame Induction into the Songwriters Hall of Fame Inducted

Notes

  1. Tied with John Williams for "Olympic Fanfare and Theme".

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