RON
PERLMAN
AWARDS
& NOMINATIONS
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In January , 2012, the 19th Gerardmer International Fantasy Film Festival honoured Ron Perlman and awarded him a LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT Trophy, which was presented to him by Jean-Jacques Annaud, who directed Ron in his very first movie, "Quest for Fire," in 1981. Photos & video links here.
For
his role as HELLBOY in "HELLBOY" and
"HELLBOY
II: THE GOLDEN ARMY"
Big
Bear Lake International Film Festival, 2004:
Acting Award of Excellence
The
24th Annual Apex Awards for Fantasy/Science Fiction/Horror, 2004:
Winner of Best Actor in a Leading
Role for "HELLBOY"
The
FANGORIA Chainsaw Awards 2009
Winner of Best Actor in a Leading Role for "HELLBOY II: THE GOLDEN
ARMY."
("Hellboy II" also won Best Film)
The
MTV Movie Awards 2009
Nominated for Best Fight for "HELLBOY
II: THE GOLDEN ARMY."
(shared with Luke Goss)
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For His Role as
VINCENT in
"BEAUTY AND THE BEAST"

People's Choice Awards, March 13, 1988:
Nomination for Favourite Male Performer in a New Television Show. Viewers for Quality Television, September 17, 1988:
Winner of Q Award for Best Actor in a Quality Drama Series.
Winner of Golden Apple Award, 1988:
Male Discovery of the Year. Emmy Nomination, 1988:
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series. US Magazine First Annual Reader's Poll, 1988:
Third runner-up for Best Dramatic Actor.
US Magazine, December 26, 1988:
"20 WHO TURNED US ON - 1988" Winner of Golden Globe Award, January 28, 1989:
Best Performance by an Actor in a Drama Series.
Viewers for Quality Television, September 23, 1989:
Winner of Q Award for Best Actor in a Quality Drama Series. Emmy Nomination, 1989:
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series.
Star Magazine Reader's Poll:
Best Dramatic Actor of 1989.
Saturn Awards, 1989:
Nomination for Best Dramatic Actor.
Korbel Champagne Annual Awards, 1989:
Second runner-up - Most Romantic Hero of 1989.
Ron also received a Nomination at the Genie Awards in 1983, for Best Performance by a Foreign Actor for his very first film role as Amoukar in the Jean-Jacques Annaud film,"Quest for Fire" (1981).
Amoukar