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'Bugonia' Star Emma Stone Becomes Youngest Woman Ever to Hit Seven Oscar Nominations

Emma Stone makes Oscars history as the youngest woman to reach seven nominations, thanks to her powerful 'Bugonia' performance and producing role.

By Ankita Banerjee
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At the 98th Academy Awards, Emma Stone made history by becoming the youngest woman to receive seven Oscar nominations. This incredible accomplishment puts her among the most renowned actors in Hollywood. Her dual responsibilities as a major actor and producer on the highly regarded movie 'Bugonia' are honoured by the nominations, which were made public on 22nd January, solidifying her reputation as a creative force both on and off screen.

Her achievement not only surpasses the previous record held by Meryl Streep but also reflects her sustained excellence across a diverse and evolving career.

Emma Stone's Career and 'Bugonia' Breakthrough

From breakthrough parts in comedies and dramas to becoming one of the most renowned actors of her generation, Emma Stone's career in movies has consistently progressed. She won Best Actress Oscars for 'La La Land' and 'Poor Things' after initially garnering significant notice with a Best Supporting Actress nomination for 'Birdman.' 

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Her most recent success started with Yorgos Lanthimos' darkly humorous film 'Bugonia,' in which she plays Michelle, a strong corporate CEO who is thought to be an extraterrestrial planning to wipe out Earth. 

To fully embody the role, Stone even shaved her head, a commitment that defines her fearless approach to challenging parts. With nominations in several major categories, including Best Picture and Best Actress for Stone, Bugonia has received widespread recognition from the Academy. Stone is also acknowledged as one of the film's producers. With 'Bugonia,' Stone became the first woman to receive two nominations for both acting and producing for the same movie, making her a unique accomplishment. 

At the age of 37, she is the youngest woman in Oscar history to receive seven nominations, breaking the long-standing record set by Meryl Streep, who received her seventh nomination in 1988 at the age of 38. 

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The only person to achieve it at a younger age remains Walt Disney, who hit seven nominations at age 34 in the 1930s.

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Oscars 2026: Ceremony Details and Broader Recognition

Conan O'Brien will host the 98th Academy Awards ceremony, which honours the greatest achievements in film, on 15th March, 2026, in Hollywood. Stone's momentous achievement coincides with a year of unprecedented accolades. In addition to her achievements, movies like 'Sinners' have garnered attention with 16 total nominations, shattering previous records for the most nods by a single movie. 

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Alongside Stone, there are other strong competitors in the Best Actress race, such as Jessie Buckley for 'Hamnet' and Renate Reinsve for 'Sentimental Value,' which promises to be a very competitive category. Bugonia's widespread admiration is further demonstrated by the fact that it is nominated in other important categories including Best Original Score and Best Adapted Screenplay. Stone's record-breaking run is a reflection of both her steady attendance at the Oscars and her growing impact in Hollywood as a creative producer as well as in front of the camera. 

As audience anticipation builds toward the live broadcast, her milestone stands as a testament to her enduring talent and exciting future.

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