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While the lead actors of Once (2007), Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová, were primarily recognized for their musical contributions—winning the Academy Award for Best Original Song—Glen Hansard did receive several high-profile nominations specifically for his acting performance. Markéta Irglová, however, did not receive major acting nominations, with her recognition focused almost entirely on the film's music.
Glen Hansard was nominated for several awards for his role as "Guy," often appearing in "Breakthrough" or "Musical/Comedy" categories:
Satellite Award for Best Actor – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy (2007)
Chicago Film Critics Association (CFCA) Award for Most Promising Performer (2007)
Online Film Critics Society (OFCS) Award for Breakthrough Performer (2007)
Despite being the co-lead as "Girl," Irglová did not receive individual acting nominations from major ceremonies. Her lack of professional acting experience (this was her first film) and the naturalistic, understated nature of her performance led critics to view her more as a musician playing a version of herself. However, she made history as the youngest person to win an Oscar in a non-acting category (age 19) when she won for Best Original Song.
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Glen Hansard received acting nominations from the Chicago Film Critics Association (Most Promising Performer) and the Online Film Critics Society (Breakthrough Performer), but he was NOT nominated for a Satellite Award as the AI claimed. Markéta Irglová did not receive major acting nominations, though both won the Oscar for Best Original Song. The film also won the Independent Spirit Award for Best Foreign Film.