Benicio del Toro

All three institutions recorded Benicio del Toro in a personal category, and all four of the items are awards. Spirit gave him the same category two years in a row, in 1996 for The Usual Suspects and in 1997 for Basquiat, both of them supporting actor. The Berlinale's acting Silver Bear of 2001 is written to his work in Traffic, and the Spanish academy's leading award of 2009 to Che: Part One. Twenty-seven works stand here for him and the one drawing the most votes is also one of the award films, The Usual Suspects, an alignment these records do not often show. By the billing, awards plainly do not require first place: of those four films he heads the credits on one.