Barbara Harris received a Supporting Actress Oscar nomination in 1971 for “Who Is Harry Kellerman, and Why Is He Saying Those Terrible Things About Me” The winner, however, was Cloris Leachman in “The Last Picture Show.”

In 2000, Marcia Gay Harden received the Supporting Actress Oscar for “Pollock,” in a tough race that included Judi Dench in “Chocolat,” Kate Hudson and Frances McDormand both for “Almost Famous,” and Julie Walters in “Billy Elliott.”

In 1981, for her turn in “Only When I Laugh,” Joan Hackett competed for the Supporting Actress Oscar with Melinda Dillon in “Absence of Malice,” Jane Fonda in “On Golden Pond,” Elizabeth McGovern in “Ragtime,” and Maureen Stapleton (who won) in “Reds.”

In 1969, for her comedic turn in “cactus Flower,” Goldie Hawn won the Supporting Actress Oscar in a race that included Cathy Burns in “Last Summer,” Dyan Cannon in “”Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice,” Sylvia Miles in “Midnight Cowboy,” and Susannah York in “They Shoot Horses, Don't They”

In 1996, for her turn in “Portrait of a Lady,” Barbara Hershey competed for the Supporting Actress Oscar with Joan Allen in “The Crucible,” Lauren Bacall in “The Mirror Has Two Faces,” Juliette Binoche who won in “The English Patient,” and Marianne Jean-Baptiste in “Secrets & Lies.”