Chicago Film Critics Association Award for Best Actor

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The Chicago Film Critics Association Award for Best Actor is an annual award given by the Chicago Film Critics Association.

[edit] Winners

• 1989: Tom Cruise

for his role as "Ron Kovic" in Born on the Fourth of July

• 1990: Jeremy Irons

for his role as "Reversal of Fortune" in Reversal of Fortune

• 1991-93: No information
• 1994: Tom Hanks

for his role as "Forrest Gump" in Forrest Gump

• 1995: Nicolas Cage

for his role as "Ben Sanderson" in Leaving Las Vegas

• 1996: Billy Bob Thornton

for his role as "Karl Childers" in Sling Blade

• 1997: Robert Duvall

for his role as "Euliss Dewey - The Apostle" in The Apostle

• 1998: Ian McKellen

for his role as "James Whale" in Gods and Monsters

• 1999: Kevin Spacey

for his role as "Lester Burnham" in American Beauty

• 2000: Tom Hanks

for his role as "Chuck Noland" in Cast Away

• 2001: Gene Hackman

for his role as "Royal Tenenbaum" in The Royal Tenenbaums

• 2002: Daniel Day-Lewis

for his role as "Bill Cutting" in Gangs of New York

• 2003: Bill Murray

for his role as "Bob Harris" in Lost in Translation

• 2004: Paul Giamatti

for his role as "Miles" in Sideways

• 2005: Philip Seymour Hoffman

for his role as "Truman Capote" in Capote

• 2006: Forrest Whitaker

for his role as "Idi Amin" in The Last King of Scotland