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For the 2018 film Incredibles 2, two main actors from the voice cast received notable individual award recognition for their performances. While the film itself received dozens of nominations for "Best Animated Feature" (including at the Oscars and Golden Globes), the following actors were singled out for their specific roles:
Samuel L. Jackson was the most successful actor in the cast regarding individual wins. He won a major award for his reprisal of Frozone.
As the central protagonist of the sequel, Holly Hunter received several high-profile nominations for her voice work, though she did not ultimately win the trophies.
Award: Annie Awards (2019)
Category: Outstanding Achievement for Voice Acting in an Animated Feature Production
Outcome: Nominated
Who she was up against:
Award: Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association (2018)
Category: Best Voice Performance
Outcome: Nominated
Who she was up against:
While other actors like Craig T. Nelson (Mr. Incredible) and Bob Odenkirk (Winston Deavor) were praised by critics, they did not receive individual acting nominations at major ceremonies. However, the cast was recognized collectively in several "Best Animated Feature" wins where the voice acting was specifically cited as a strength:
Samuel L. Jackson was also nominated for a Black Reel Award (2019) for Outstanding Voice Performance for his role in Incredibles 2. He lost to Shameik Moore.
The summary omitted Shameik Moore from the list of Samuel L. Jackson's opponents at the NAACP Image Awards.
For Incredibles 2 (2018), Samuel L. Jackson (Frozone) was the only cast member to win a major individual acting award, receiving the NAACP Image Award (2019) for Outstanding Character Voice-Over Performance. He defeated Mahershala Ali, Shameik Moore, Issa Rae, and Laya Deleon Hayes. Jackson was also nominated for a Black Reel Award for Outstanding Voice Performance but lost to Shameik Moore (Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse).
Holly Hunter (Elastigirl) received nominations from the Annie Awards and the Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association, but lost both to Bryan Cranston (Isle of Dogs). The film itself won 'Best Animated Feature' awards from the National Board of Review, Kids' Choice Awards, and People's Choice Awards, though the cast did not receive individual nominations at the latter two ceremonies.