2001 in awards
9 ceremonies · 9 awards bodies · 1,046 nominations · 219 winners
Most awarded of 2001
Works that won more than once, counting every body at once.
- 12 Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon Academy Awards · BAFTA Film Awards · DGA Awards · Golden Globes
- 11 Gladiator Academy Awards · BAFTA Film Awards · Golden Globes
- 10 Traffic Academy Awards · BAFTA Film Awards · Golden Globes · SAG Awards
- 9 The Producers Tonys
- 8 The West Wing Golden Globes · Emmys · SAG Awards
- 5 Erin Brockovich Academy Awards · BAFTA Film Awards · Golden Globes · SAG Awards
- 5 Almost Famous Academy Awards · BAFTA Film Awards · Golden Globes
- 4 Sex and the City Golden Globes · Emmys · SAG Awards
- 3 Ally McBeal Golden Globes · Emmys · SAG Awards
- 3 Beautiful Day Grammys
58th Golden Globes
- Winner Best Motion Picture – Drama · Gladiator · Douglas Wick
- Winner Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy · Almost Famous · Ian Bryce
- Winner Best Actor – Motion Picture Drama · Tom Hanks · Cast Away
- Winner Best Actress – Motion Picture Drama · Julia Roberts · Erin Brockovich
- Winner Best Actor – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy · George Clooney · O Brother, Where Art Thou?
43rd Grammys
- Winner Album of the Year · Two Against Nature
- Winner Record of the Year · Beautiful Day · U2
- Winner Song of the Year · Beautiful Day · U2
- Winner Best New Artist · Shelby Lynne
- Winner Best Alternative Music Album · Kid A · Radiohead
54th BAFTA Film Awards
- Winner Best Film · Gladiator · Douglas Wick, David Franzoni, Branko Lustig
- Winner Outstanding British Film · Billy Elliot
- Winner Best Direction · Ang Lee · Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
- Winner Best Actor in a Leading Role · Jamie Bell · Billy Elliot
- Winner Best Actress in a Leading Role · Julia Roberts · Erin Brockovich
53rd DGA Awards
- Winner Outstanding Directing – Feature Film · Ang Lee · Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
- Winner Outstanding Directing – Documentaries · Charles Braverman · High School Boot Camp
- Winner Outstanding Directing – Drama Series · Thomas Schlamme · Noël from The West Wing
- Winner Outstanding Directing – Comedy Series · James Burrows · Lows in the Mid-Eighties from Will & Grace
- Winner Outstanding Directing – Movies for Television and Limited Series · Jeff Bleckner · An American Family from The Beach Boys
7th SAG Awards
- Winner Cast in a Motion Picture · Traffic · Steven Bauer, Benjamin Bratt, James Brolin, Don Cheadle, Erika Christensen, Clifton Collins Jr., Benicio del Toro, Michael Douglas, Miguel Ferrer, Albert Finney, Topher Grace, Luis Guzmán, Amy Irving, Tomas Milian, D. W. Moffett, Dennis Quaid, Peter Riegert, Jacob Vargas, Catherine Zeta-Jones
- Winner Male Actor in a Leading Role · Benicio del Toro · Traffic
- Winner Female Actor in a Leading Role · Julia Roberts · Erin Brockovich
- Winner Male Actor in a Supporting Role · Albert Finney · Erin Brockovich
- Winner Female Actor in a Supporting Role · Judi Dench · Chocolat
73rd Academy Awards
- Winner Best Picture · Gladiator · Douglas Wick, David Franzoni, Branko Lustig
- Winner Best Actor · Russell Crowe · Gladiator
- Winner Best Actress · Julia Roberts · Erin Brockovich
- Winner Best Supporting Actor · Benicio del Toro · Traffic
- Winner Best Supporting Actress · Marcia Gay Harden · Pollock
BAFTA TV Awards 2001
- Winner Best Drama Series · Clocking Off
- Winner Best Mini-Series · Longitude
- Winner Best Single Drama · Care
- Winner Best Soap and Continuing Drama · Emmerdale
- Winner Best Scripted Comedy · Black Books
55th Tonys
- Winner Best Play · Proof · David Auburn, David Auburn
- Winner Best Musical · The Producers
- Winner Best Actor in a Play · Richard Easton · The Invention of Love
- Winner Best Actress in a Play · Mary-Louise Parker · Proof
- Winner Best Actor in a Musical · Nathan Lane · The Producers
53rd Emmys
- Winner Outstanding Drama Series · The West Wing · Kevin Falls, Lawrence O'Donnell
- Winner Outstanding Comedy Series · Sex and the City · Cindy Chupack, Sarah Jessica Parker, Michael Patrick King
- Winner Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series · Anne Frank: The Whole Story
- Winner Outstanding Television Movie · Wit · Mike Nichols
- Winner Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series · James Gandolfini · The Sopranos