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Golden Globe Award for Best Actress – Television Series Drama

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Golden Globe Award for Best Actress – Television Series Drama
The 2023 recipient: Sarah Snook
Awarded forBest Performance by an Actress in a Television Series – Drama
CountryUnited States
Presented byHollywood Foreign Press Association
First awardedMarch 5, 1962
Currently held bySarah Snook,
Succession (2023)
Most awardsAngela Lansbury (4)
Most nominationsAngela Lansbury (10)
Websitegoldenglobes.org

The Golden Globe Award for Best Actress – Television Series Drama is a Golden Globe Award presented annually by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA). The award honors the best performance by an actress in a drama television series.

It was first awarded at the 19th Golden Globe Awards on March 5, 1962 under the title Best TV Star – Female, encompassing performances in comedy and drama television series, to Pauline Frederick. The nominees for the award announced annually starting in 1963. In 1969, the award was split into the drama and comedy categories, presented under the new title Best TV Actress – Drama and in 1980 under its current title.

Since its inception, the award has been given to 50 actresses. Angela Lansbury has won the most awards in this category, winning four times, and received ten nominations for the awards, the most in the category; all of her wins were for the series Murder, She Wrote, which therefore holds the record for series with the most wins in the category. The record for series with the most different actresses winning the award is held by The Crown, for which three actors each won the award once: Claire Foy, Olivia Colman, and Emma Corrin.

Winners and nominees

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Listed below are the winners of the award for each year, as well as the other nominees.

Key Meaning
‡ Indicates the winning actress.
Donna Reed was the second recipient of the award, winning for The Donna Reed Show.
Mary Tyler Moore won for The Dick Van Dyke Show
Anne Francis won in 1966 for Honey West
Carol Burnett won for The Carol Burnett Show
Diahann Carroll won the award in 1969 before the category was split, receiving another nomination in the comedy category in 1970.

1960s

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Year Actress Role Program Network Ref.
Best TV Star – Female
1961
(19th)
Pauline Frederick ‡ [1]
1962
(20th)
Donna Reed ‡ Donna Stone The Donna Reed Show ABC [2]
1963
(21st)
Inger Stevens ‡ Katrin "Katy" Holstrum The Farmer's Daughter ABC [3]
Shirley Booth Hazel Burke Hazel NBC
Dorothy Loudon Various Characters The Garry Moore Show CBS
Carolyn Jones Betsy / Meredith / Jane Burke's Law ABC
Gloria Swanson Venus Walsh
1964
(22nd)
Mary Tyler Moore ‡ Laura Petrie The Dick Van Dyke Show CBS [4]
Dorothy Malone Constance Carson Peyton Place ABC
Yvette Mimieux Pat Holmes Dr. Kildare NBC
Elizabeth Montgomery Samantha Stephens Bewitched ABC
Julie Newmar Rhoda Miller My Living Doll CBS
1965
(23rd)
Anne Francis ‡ Honey West Honey West ABC [5]
Patty Duke Patty Lane / Cathy Lane The Patty Duke Show ABC
Mia Farrow Allison MacKenzie Peyton Place
Dorothy Malone Constance Carson
Barbara Stanwyck Victoria Barkley The Big Valley
1966
(24th)
Marlo Thomas ‡ Ann Marie That Girl ABC [6]
Phyllis Diller Phyllis Pruitt The Pruitts of Southampton ABC
Barbara Eden Jeannie I Dream of Jeannie NBC
Elizabeth Montgomery Samantha Stephens Bewitched ABC
Barbara Stanwyck Victoria Barkley The Big Valley
1967
(25th)
Carol Burnett ‡ Various Characters The Carol Burnett Show CBS [7]
Barbara Bain Cinnamon Carter Mission: Impossible CBS
Lucille Ball Lucy Carmichael The Lucy Show
Nancy Sinatra Various characters Movin' with Nancy NBC
Barbara Stanwyck Victoria Barkley The Big Valley ABC
1968
(26th)
Diahann Carroll ‡ Julia Baker Julia NBC [8]
Doris Day Doris Martin The Doris Day Show CBS
Hope Lange Carolyn Muir The Ghost & Mrs. Muir NBC
Elizabeth Montgomery Samantha Stephens Bewitched ABC
Nancy Sinatra Various characters The Nancy Sinatra Show NBC
Best TV Actress – Drama
1969
(27th)
Linda Cristal ‡ Victoria Montoya The High Chaparral NBC [9]
Amanda Blake Miss Kitty Russell Gunsmoke CBS
Peggy Lipton Julie Barnes The Mod Squad ABC
Denise Nicholas Miss Liz McIntyre Room 222
Eleanor Parker Sylvia Caldwell Bracken's World NBC
Linda Cristal won in 1970 for her role as Victoria Montoya on The High Chaparral.
Michael Learned received four nominations for her performance on The Waltons as Olivia Walton.
Lee Remick won the award twice for her performances on the television movie The Blue Night and the miniseries Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill.
Natalie Wood won for From Here to Eternity (1979)
Angie Dickinson won in 1975 for her role as Sgt. Suzanne "Pepper" Anderson on Police Woman.
Sada Thompson was nominated three times for her role as Kate Lawrence on Family.

1970s

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Year Actress Role Program Network Ref.
1970
(28th)
Peggy Lipton ‡ Julie Barnes The Mod Squad ABC [10]
Amanda Blake Miss Kitty Russell Gunsmoke CBS
Linda Cristal Victoria Montoya The High Chaparral NBC
Yvette Mimieux Vannessa Smith The Most Deadly Game ABC
Denise Nicholas Miss Liz McIntyre Room 222
1971
(29th)
Patricia Neal ‡ Olivia Walton The Homecoming: A Christmas Story CBS [11]
Lynda Day George Lisa Casey Mission: Impossible CBS
Peggy Lipton Julie Barnes The Mod Squad ABC
Denise Nicholas Miss Liz McIntyre Room 222
Susan Saint James Sally McMillan McMillan & Wife NBC
1972
(30th)
Gail Fisher ‡ Peggy Fair Mannix CBS [12]
Ellen Corby Esther "Grandma" Walton The Waltons CBS
Michael Learned Olivia Walton
Peggy Lipton Julie Barnes The Mod Squad ABC
Susan Saint James Sally McMillan McMillan & Wife NBC
1973
(31st)
Lee Remick ‡ Cassie Walters The Blue Knight NBC [13]
Michael Learned Olivia Walton The Waltons CBS
Julie London Nurse Dixie McCall Emergency! NBC
Emily McLaughlin Nurse Jessie Brewer General Hospital ABC
Susan Saint James Sally McMillan McMillan & Wife NBC
1974
(32nd)
Angie Dickinson ‡ Sgt. Suzanne "Pepper" Anderson Police Woman NBC [14]
Teresa Graves Christy Love Get Christy Love! ABC
Michael Learned Olivia Walton The Waltons CBS
Jean Marsh Rose Buck Upstairs, Downstairs PBS
Emily McLaughlin Nurse Jessie Brewer General Hospital ABC
Lee Meriwether Betty Jones Barnaby Jones CBS
1975
(33rd)
Lee Remick ‡ Jennie Randolph Churchill Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill PBS [15]
Angie Dickinson Sgt. Suzanne "Pepper" Anderson Police Woman NBC
Rosemary Harris George Sand Notorious Woman PBS
Michael Learned Olivia Walton The Waltons CBS
Lee Meriwether Betty Jones Barnaby Jones
1976
(34th)
Susan Blakely ‡ Julie Prescott Rich Man, Poor Man ABC [16]
Angie Dickinson Sgt. Suzanne "Pepper" Anderson Police Woman NBC
Farrah Fawcett Jill Munroe Charlie's Angels ABC
Kate Jackson Sabrina Duncan
Jean Marsh Rose Buck Upstairs, Downstairs PBS
Sada Thompson Kate Lawrence Family ABC
Lindsay Wagner Jaime Sommers The Bionic Woman
1977
(35th)
Lesley Ann Warren ‡ Marja Fludjicki / Marianne 79 Park Avenue NBC [17]
Angie Dickinson Sgt. Suzanne "Pepper" Anderson Police Woman NBC
Kate Jackson Sabrina Duncan Charlie's Angels ABC
Leslie Uggams Kizzy Roots
Lindsay Wagner Jaime Sommers The Bionic Woman
1978
(36th)
Rosemary Harris‡ Berta Palitz Weiss Holocaust NBC [18]
Kate Jackson Sabrina Duncan Charlie's Angels ABC
Kristy McNichol Leticia "Buddy" Lawrence Family
Lee Remick Erica Trenton Wheels NBC
Sada Thompson Kate Lawrence Family ABC
1979
(37th)
Natalie Wood ‡ Karen Holmes From Here to Eternity NBC [19]
Barbara Bel Geddes Miss Ellie Ewing Dallas CBS
Kate Mulgrew Kate Columbo Mrs. Columbo NBC
Stefanie Powers Jennifer Hart Hart to Hart ABC
Sada Thompson Kate Lawrence Family
Joan Collins won in 1983 for her role as Alexis Carrington on Dynasty.
Sharon Gless won twice for her Cagney & Lacey and The Trials of Rosie O'Neill.
Angela Lansbury was nominated ten times for the award, winning four times for her role as Jessica Fletcher on Murder, She Wrote.
Kathy Baker won in 1994 for Picket Fences.
Gillian Anderson won in 1997 for The X-Files as FBI Special Agent Dana Scully.
Keri Russell won the award for her portrayal of Felicity Porter on Felicity.
Edie Falco won twice for her role as Carmela Soprano on The Sopranos.
Sela Ward won for Once and Again
Jennifer Garner won in 2002 for her portrayal of Sydney Bristow on Alias.
Anna Paquin won playing Sookie Stackhouse in True Blood
Glenn Close won for Damages
Julianna Margulies won in 2010 for Alicia Florrick on The Good Wife.
Claire Danes won the award three times for her performances on My So-Called Life and Homeland.
Robin Wright won playing Claire Underwood on House of Cards (2013).
Ruth Wilson won for The Affair (2014)
Claire Foy won for portraying Queen Elizabeth II in The Crown (2016)
Elisabeth Moss won for The Handmaid's Tale (2017)
Sandra Oh won for Killing Eve (2018)
Olivia Colman won for The Crown (2019)
Emma Corrin won playing Princess Diana in The Crown (2020)
Zendaya won for Euphoria (2021)
Sarah Snook won for Succession (2023)

1980s

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Year Actress Role Program Network Ref.
1980
(38th)
Yoko Shimada ‡ Lady Toda Buntaro Shōgun NBC [20]
Barbara Bel Geddes Miss Ellie Ewing Dallas CBS
Linda Gray Sue Ellen Ewing
Melissa Gilbert Laura Ingalls Little House on the Prairie NBC
Stefanie Powers Jennifer Hart Hart to Hart ABC
1981
(39th)
Linda Evans ‡ Krystle Carrington Dynasty ABC [21]
Barbara Bel Geddes ‡ Miss Ellie Ewing Dallas CBS
Joan Collins Alexis Carrington Dynasty ABC
Morgan Fairchild Constance Weldon Carlyle Flamingo Road NBC
Linda Gray Sue Ellen Ewing Dallas CBS
Stefanie Powers Jennifer Hart Hart to Hart ABC
1982
(40th)
Joan Collins ‡ Alexis Carrington Dynasty ABC [22]
Linda Evans Krystle Carrington Dynasty ABC
Stefanie Powers Jennifer Hart Hart to Hart
Victoria Principal Pamela Barnes Ewing Dallas CBS
Jane Wyman Angela Channing Falcon Crest
1983
(41st)
Jane Wyman ‡ Angela Channing Falcon Crest CBS [23]
Joan Collins Alexis Carrington Dynasty ABC
Tyne Daly Mary Beth Lacey Cagney & Lacey CBS
Linda Evans Krystle Carrington Dynasty ABC
Stefanie Powers Jennifer Hart Hart to Hart
1984
(42nd)
Angela Lansbury ‡ Jessica Fletcher Murder, She Wrote CBS [24]
Joan Collins Alexis Carrington Dynasty ABC
Tyne Daly Mary Beth Lacey Cagney & Lacey CBS
Linda Evans Krystle Carrington Dynasty ABC
Sharon Gless Christine Cagney Cagney & Lacey CBS
Kate Jackson Amanda King Scarecrow and Mrs. King
1985
(43rd)
Sharon Gless ‡ Christine Cagney Cagney & Lacey CBS [25]
Joan Collins Alexis Carrington Dynasty ABC
Tyne Daly Mary Beth Lacey Cagney & Lacey CBS
Linda Evans Krystle Carrington Dynasty ABC
Angela Lansbury Jessica Fletcher Murder, She Wrote CBS
1986
(44th)
Angela Lansbury ‡ Jessica Fletcher Murder, She Wrote CBS [26]
Joan Collins Alexis Carrington Dynasty ABC
Tyne Daly Mary Beth Lacey Cagney & Lacey CBS
Sharon Gless Christine Cagney
Connie Sellecca Christine Francis Hotel ABC
1987
(45th)
Susan Dey ‡ Grace Van Owen L.A. Law NBC [27]
Jill Eikenberry Ann Kelsey L.A. Law NBC
Sharon Gless Christine Cagney Cagney & Lacey CBS
Linda Hamilton Catherine Chandler Beauty and the Beast
Angela Lansbury Jessica Fletcher Murder, She Wrote
1988
(46th)
Jill Eikenberry ‡ Ann Kelsey L.A. Law NBC [28]
Susan Dey Grace Van Owen L.A. Law NBC
Sharon Gless Christine Cagney Cagney & Lacey CBS
Linda Hamilton Catherine Chandler Beauty and the Beast
Angela Lansbury Jessica Fletcher Murder, She Wrote
1989
(47th)
Angela Lansbury ‡ Jessica Fletcher Murder, She Wrote CBS [29]
Dana Delany Colleen McMurphy China Beach ABC
Susan Dey Grace Van Owen L.A. Law NBC
Jill Eikenberry Ann Kelsey
Mel Harris Hope Murdoch Steadman thirtysomething ABC

1990s

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Year Actress Role Program Network Ref.
1990
(48th)
Sharon Gless ‡ Fiona Rose "Rosie" O'Neill The Trials of Rosie O'Neill CBS [30]
Patricia Wettig ‡ Nancy Weston thirtysomething ABC
Dana Delany Colleen Murphy China Beach ABC
Susan Dey Grace Van Owen L.A. Law NBC
Jill Eikenberry Ann Kelsey
Angela Lansbury Jessica Fletcher Murder, She Wrote CBS
1991
(49th)
Angela Lansbury ‡ Jessica Fletcher Murder, She Wrote CBS [31]
Susan Dey Grace Van Owen L.A. Law NBC
Sharon Gless Fiona Rose "Rosie" O'Neill The Trials of Rosie O'Neill CBS
Marlee Matlin Tess Kaufman Reasonable Doubts NBC
Janine Turner Maggie O'Connell Northern Exposure CBS
1992
(50th)
Regina Taylor ‡ Lily Harper I'll Fly Away NBC [32]
Mariel Hemingway Sydney Guilford Civil Wars ABC
Angela Lansbury Jessica Fletcher Murder, She Wrote CBS
Marlee Matlin Tess Kaufman Reasonable Doubts NBC
Janine Turner Maggie O'Connell Northern Exposure CBS
1993
(51st)
Kathy Baker ‡ Jill Brock Picket Fences CBS [33]
Heather Locklear Amanda Woodward Melrose Place Fox
Jane Seymour Dr. Michaela Quinn Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman CBS
Janine Turner Maggie O'Connell Northern Exposure
Sela Ward Theodora "Teddy" Reed Sisters NBC
1994
(52nd)
Claire Danes ‡ Angela Chase My So-Called Life ABC [34]
Kathy Baker Jill Brock Picket Fences CBS
Angela Lansbury Jessica Fletcher Murder, She Wrote
Heather Locklear Amanda Woodward Melrose Place Fox
Jane Seymour Dr. Michaela Quinn Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman CBS
1995
(53rd)
Jane Seymour ‡ Dr. Michaela Quinn Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman CBS [35]
Gillian Anderson FBI Special Agent Dana Scully The X-Files Fox
Kathy Baker Jill Brock Picket Fences CBS
Heather Locklear Amanda Woodward Melrose Place Fox
Sherry Stringfield Dr. Susan Lewis ER NBC
1996
(54th)
Gillian Anderson ‡ FBI Special Agent Dana Scully The X-Files Fox [36]
Christine Lahti Dr. Kate Austen Chicago Hope CBS
Heather Locklear Amanda Woodward Melrose Place Fox
Jane Seymour Dr. Michaela Quinn Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman CBS
Sherry Stringfield Dr. Susan Lewis ER NBC
1997
(55th)
Christine Lahti ‡ Dr. Kate Austen Chicago Hope CBS [37]
Gillian Anderson FBI Special Agent Dana Scully The X-Files Fox
Kim Delaney Diane Russell NYPD Blue ABC
Roma Downey Monica Touched by an Angel CBS
Julianna Margulies Carol Hathaway ER NBC
1998
(56th)
Keri Russell ‡ Felicity Porter Felicity The WB [38]
Gillian Anderson FBI Special Agent Dana Scully The X-Files Fox
Kim Delaney Diane Russell NYPD Blue ABC
Roma Downey Monica Touched by an Angel CBS
Julianna Margulies Carol Hathaway ER NBC
1999
(57th)
Edie Falco ‡ Carmela Soprano The Sopranos HBO [39]
Lorraine Bracco Dr. Jennifer Melfi The Sopranos HBO
Amy Brenneman Amy Gray Judging Amy CBS
Julianna Margulies Carol Hathaway ER NBC
Sela Ward Lily Manning Once and Again ABC

2000s

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Year Actress Role Program Network Ref.
2000
(58th)
Sela Ward ‡ Lily Manning Once and Again ABC [40]
Jessica Alba Max Guevara Dark Angel Fox
Lorraine Bracco Dr. Jennifer Melfi The Sopranos HBO
Amy Brenneman Amy Gray Judging Amy CBS
Edie Falco Carmela Soprano The Sopranos HBO
Sarah Michelle Gellar Buffy Summers Buffy the Vampire Slayer The WB
2001
(59th)
Jennifer Garner ‡ Sydney Bristow Alias ABC [41]
Lorraine Bracco Dr. Jennifer Melfi The Sopranos HBO
Amy Brenneman Amy Gray Judging Amy CBS
Edie Falco Carmela Soprano The Sopranos HBO
Lauren Graham Lorelai Gilmore Gilmore Girls The WB
Marg Helgenberger Catherine Willows CSI: Crime Scene Investigation CBS
Sela Ward Lily Manning Once and Again ABC
2002
(60th)
Edie Falco ‡ Carmela Soprano The Sopranos HBO [42]
Jennifer Garner Sydney Bristow Alias ABC
Rachel Griffiths Brenda Chenowith Six Feet Under HBO
Marg Helgenberger Catherine Willows CSI: Crime Scene Investigation CBS
Allison Janney C.J. Cregg The West Wing NBC
2003
(61st)
Frances Conroy ‡ Ruth Fisher Six Feet Under HBO [43]
Jennifer Garner Sydney Bristow Alias ABC
Allison Janney C.J. Cregg The West Wing NBC
Joely Richardson Julia McNamara Nip/Tuck FX
Amber Tamblyn Joan Girardi Joan of Arcadia CBS
2004
(62nd)
Mariska Hargitay ‡ Det. Olivia Benson Law and Order: Special Victims Unit NBC [44]
Edie Falco Carmela Soprano The Sopranos HBO
Jennifer Garner Sydney Bristow Alias ABC
Christine Lahti Grace McAllister Jack & Bobby The WB
Joely Richardson Julia McNamara Nip/Tuck FX
2005
(63rd)
Geena Davis ‡ President Mackenzie Allen Commander in Chief ABC [45]
Patricia Arquette Allison DuBois Medium CBS
Glenn Close Monica Rawling The Shield FX
Kyra Sedgwick Brenda Leigh Johnson The Closer TNT
Polly Walker Atia of the Julii Rome HBO
2006
(64th)
Kyra Sedgwick ‡ Brenda Leigh Johnson The Closer TNT [46]
Patricia Arquette Allison DuBois Medium CBS
Edie Falco Carmela Soprano The Sopranos HBO
Evangeline Lilly Kate Austen Lost ABC
Ellen Pompeo Meredith Grey Grey's Anatomy
2007
(65th)
Glenn Close ‡ Patty Hewes Damages FX [47]
Patricia Arquette Allison DuBois Medium CBS
Minnie Driver Dahlia Malloy The Riches FX
Edie Falco Carmela Soprano The Sopranos HBO
Sally Field Nora Walker Brothers & Sisters ABC
Holly Hunter Grace Hanadarko Saving Grace TNT
Kyra Sedgwick Brenda Leigh Johnson The Closer
2008
(66th)
Anna Paquin ‡ Sookie Stackhouse True Blood HBO [48]
Sally Field Nora Walker Brothers & Sisters ABC
Mariska Hargitay Det. Olivia Benson Law and Order: Special Victims Unit NBC
January Jones Betty Draper Mad Men AMC
Kyra Sedgwick Brenda Leigh Johnson The Closer TNT
2009
(67th)
Julianna Margulies ‡ Alicia Florrick The Good Wife CBS [49]
Glenn Close Patty Hewes Damages FX
January Jones Betty Draper Mad Men AMC
Anna Paquin Sookie Stackhouse True Blood HBO
Kyra Sedgwick Brenda Leigh Johnson The Closer TNT

2010s

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Year Actress Role Program Network Ref.
2010
(68th)
Katey Sagal ‡ Gemma Teller Morrow Sons of Anarchy FX [50]
Julianna Margulies Alicia Florrick The Good Wife CBS
Elisabeth Moss Peggy Olson Mad Men AMC
Piper Perabo Annie Walker Covert Affairs USA
Kyra Sedgwick Brenda Leigh Johnson The Closer TNT
2011
(69th)
Claire Danes ‡ Carrie Mathison Homeland Showtime [51]
Mireille Enos Sarah Linden The Killing AMC
Julianna Margulies Alicia Florrick The Good Wife CBS
Madeleine Stowe Victoria Grayson Revenge ABC
Callie Thorne Danielle "Dani" Santino Necessary Roughness USA
2012
(70th)
Claire Danes ‡ Carrie Mathison Homeland Showtime [52]
Connie Britton Rayna James Nashville ABC
Glenn Close Patty Hewes Damages FX
Michelle Dockery Mary Crawley Downton Abbey PBS
Julianna Margulies Alicia Florrick The Good Wife CBS
2013
(71st)
Robin Wright ‡ Claire Underwood House of Cards Netflix [53]
Julianna Margulies Alicia Florrick The Good Wife CBS
Tatiana Maslany Various Characters Orphan Black BBC America
Taylor Schilling Piper Chapman Orange Is the New Black Netflix
Kerry Washington Olivia Pope Scandal ABC
2014
(72nd)
Ruth Wilson ‡ Alison Lockhart The Affair Showtime [54]
Claire Danes Carrie Mathison Homeland Showtime
Viola Davis Annalise Keating How to Get Away with Murder ABC
Julianna Margulies Alicia Florrick The Good Wife CBS
Robin Wright Claire Underwood House of Cards Netflix
2015
(73rd)
Taraji P. Henson ‡ Cookie Lyon Empire Fox [55]
Caitríona Balfe Claire Fraser Outlander Starz
Viola Davis Annalise Keating How to Get Away with Murder ABC
Eva Green Vanessa Ives Penny Dreadful Showtime
Robin Wright Claire Underwood House of Cards Netflix
2016
(74th)
Claire Foy ‡ Queen Elizabeth II The Crown Netflix [56]
Caitríona Balfe Claire Fraser Outlander Starz
Keri Russell Elizabeth Jennings The Americans FX
Winona Ryder Joyce Byers Stranger Things Netflix
Evan Rachel Wood Dolores Abernathy Westworld HBO
2017
(75th)
Elisabeth Moss ‡ June Osborne / Offred The Handmaid's Tale Hulu [57]
Caitríona Balfe Claire Fraser Outlander Starz
Claire Foy Queen Elizabeth II The Crown Netflix
Maggie Gyllenhaal Eileen "Candy" Merrell The Deuce HBO
Katherine Langford Hannah Baker 13 Reasons Why Netflix
2018
(76th)
Sandra Oh ‡ Eve Polastri Killing Eve BBC America [58]
Caitríona Balfe Claire Fraser Outlander Starz
Elisabeth Moss June Osborne / Offred The Handmaid's Tale Hulu
Julia Roberts Heidi Bergman Homecoming Amazon Prime Video
Keri Russell Elizabeth Jennings The Americans FX
2019
(77th)
Olivia Colman ‡ Queen Elizabeth II The Crown Netflix [59]
Jennifer Aniston Alex Levy The Morning Show Apple TV+
Jodie Comer Oksana Astankova/Villanelle Killing Eve BBC America
Nicole Kidman Celeste Wright Big Little Lies HBO
Reese Witherspoon Bradley Jackson The Morning Show Apple TV+

2020s

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Year Actress Role Program Network Ref.
2020
(78th)
Emma Corrin ‡ Diana, Princess of Wales The Crown Netflix [60]
Olivia Colman Queen Elizabeth II The Crown Netflix
Jodie Comer Oksana Astankova/Villanelle Killing Eve BBC America
Laura Linney Wendy Byrde Ozark Netflix
Sarah Paulson Nurse Mildred Ratched Ratched
2021
(79th)
Michaela Jaé Rodriguez ‡ Blanca Evangelista Pose FX [61]
Uzo Aduba Dr. Brooke Taylor In Treatment HBO
Jennifer Aniston Alex Levy The Morning Show Apple TV+
Christine Baranski Diane Lockhart The Good Fight Paramount+
Elisabeth Moss June Osborne / Offred The Handmaid's Tale Hulu
2022
(80th)
Zendaya ‡ Rue Bennett Euphoria HBO [62]
Emma D'Arcy Rhaenyra Targaryen House of the Dragon HBO
Laura Linney Wendy Byrde Ozark Netflix
Imelda Staunton Queen Elizabeth II The Crown
Hilary Swank Eileen Fitzgerald Alaska Daily ABC
2023
(81st)
Sarah Snook ‡ Siobhan "Shiv" Roy Succession HBO [63]
Helen Mirren Cara Dutton 1923 Paramount+
Bella Ramsey Ellie Williams The Last of Us HBO
Keri Russell Katherine "Kate" Wyler The Diplomat Netflix
Imelda Staunton Queen Elizabeth II The Crown Netflix
Emma Stone Whitney Siegel The Curse Showtime

Superlatives

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Superlative Best Actress – Television Series Drama
Actress with most awards Angela Lansbury (4)
Actress with most nominations Angela Lansbury (10)
Actress with most nominations
without ever winning 		Stefanie Powers (5)

Multiple wins

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Wins Name
4 Angela Lansbury
3 Claire Danes
2 Edie Falco
Sharon Gless
Lee Remick

Multiple nominations

[edit]
Nominations Name
10 Angela Lansbury
9 Julianna Margulies
7 Edie Falco
Sharon Gless
6 Joan Collins
Kyra Sedgwick
5 Susan Dey
Linda Evans
Stefanie Powers
4 Gillian Anderson
Caitriona Balfe
Glenn Close
Tyne Daly
Claire Danes
Angie Dickinson
Jill Eikenberry
Jennifer Garner
Kate Jackson
Michael Learned
Peggy Lipton
Heather Locklear
Elisabeth Moss
Keri Russell
Jane Seymour
Sela Ward
3 Patricia Arquette
Kathy Baker
Barbara Bel Geddes
Lorraine Bracco
Amy Brenneman
Christine Lahti
Elizabeth Montgomery
Denise Nicholas
Lee Remick
Susan Saint James
Sada Thompson
Janine Turner
Robin Wright
2
Jennifer Aniston
Amanda Blake
Olivia Colman
Jodie Comer
Linda Cristal
Viola Davis
Kim Delaney
Dana Delany
Roma Downey
Sally Field
Claire Foy
Linda Gray
Linda Hamilton
Mariska Hargitay
Rosemary Harris
Marg Helgenberger
Allison Janney
January Jones
Laura Linney
Jean Marsh
Marlee Matlin
Emily McLaughlin
Lee Meriwether
Anna Paquin
Joely Richardson
Imelda Staunton
Sherry Stringfield
Lindsay Wagner
Jane Wyman

Firsts

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See also

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References

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