The actresses with the most Oscars in history

Katherine Hepburn

Katherin Hepbrun is the actress who has won the most statuettes in the history of the Oscars. There have been four times that he has managed to take home the award thanks to the films 'Glory for a day' (1933), 'Guess who is coming to dinner tonight' (1967), 'The lion in winter' (1968) and 'On Golden Pond' (1981).

Ingrid bergman

The famous actress Ingrid Bergman is also one of the most recognized in the history of the Academy Awards. She has won three statuettes, two as a leading actress, thanks to 'The Dying Light' (1945) and 'Anastasia' (1957), and one as a supporting actress with 'Murder on the Orient Express' (1974).

Meryl streep

Meryl Streep is the actress with the most Oscar nominations in history. In total there have been 21 occasions that she has opted for a statuette and currently has three for her roles in 'Sophie's Decision' (1982), 'The Iron Lady' (2011) and 'Kramer against Kramer' ( 1979). In this last film she won the award for 'Best Supporting Actress'.

Daniel Day-Lewis

Daniel Day-Lewis is the actor with the most statuettes for best actor in the history of the Academy Awards. He has taken home three Oscars in total for the films 'My Left Foot' (1989), 'Wells of Ambition' (2007) and 'Lincoln' (2012).

Jack Nicholson

The charismatic and famous actor Jack Nicholson, like Ingrid Bergman and Meryl Streep, has taken home a total of three statuettes, two in the category of 'Best Actor', for 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' (1975 ) and 'Best... Impossible' (1997), and one in the category of Best Supporting Actor for 'La Fuerza del Affection' (1983). After Streep and along with Katherin Hepburn, he is the actor who has been nominated the most times (12 times).

Walter Brennan

Walter Andrew Brennan is an American actor born in 1894 in Massachusetts. He has won the Oscar for 'Best Supporting Actor' three times for his role in the films 'Rivals' (1935), 'Kentucky' (1938) and 'The Stranger' (1940).