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Alicia Silverstone Biography

Birth Name:Alicia Silverstone

Birth Place:San Francisco, California, United States

Profession Actress, Producer, Soundtrack

Fast Facts

  • Received the 1996 American Comedy Award for her role in "Clueless․"
  • Gained wide recognition after starring in the Aerosmith music video "Cryin'․"
  • Started modeling at the age of six, and was soon cast in various commercials as a result
  • Quote: "Everything you do in the name of the environment not only saves your health, it saves your soul․"
  • Quote: "I don't really like being in the public eye․ But, because I like acting, and they go hand in hand, I suppose, I believe it's important that young people have real, tangible, normal, people to relate to․"
  • Best known for her role in the film "Clueless․"
  • Was in contention for the lead role in "My So Called Life․"
  • Was in contention for the lead role in "Romeo + Juliet․"

Awards

  • 1993Chainsaw Award-Best Actress: nominated
  • 1994MTV Movie Award-Best Breakthrough Performance: winner
  • 1994MTV Movie Award-Best Villain: winner
  • 1994MTV Movie Award-Most Desirable Female: nominated
  • 1994Young Artist Award-Best Youth Actress Leading Role in a Motion Picture Drama: nominated
  • 1995NBR Award-Best Breakthrough Performer: winner
  • 1995YoungStar Award-Best Performance by a Young Actress in a Comedy Film: nominated
  • 1996American Comedy Award-Funniest Actress in a Motion Picture (Leading Role): winner
  • 1996Blockbuster Entertainment Award-Favorite Female Newcomer: winner
  • 1996CFCA Award-Most Promising Actress: nominated
  • 1996Blimp Award-Favorite Movie Actress: nominated
  • 1996MTV Movie Award-Best Comedic Performance: nominated
  • 1996MTV Movie Award-Most Desirable Female: winner
  • 1996MTV Movie Award-Best Female Performance: winner
  • 1996Young Artist Award-Best Young Leading Actress - Feature Film: nominated
  • 1997Stinker Award-Worst Actress: winner
  • 1997Stinker Award-Worst On-Screen Couple: nominated
  • 1997Stinker Award-Worst Supporting Actress: winner
  • 1998Blockbuster Entertainment Award-Favorite Supporting Actress - Sci-Fi: nominated
  • 1998Blimp Award-Favorite Movie Actress: winner
  • 1998Razzie Award-Worst Actress: nominated
  • 1998Razzie Award-Worst Supporting Actress: winner
  • 1998Yoga Award-Worst Foreign Actress: winner
  • 2000Stinker Award-Worst Supporting Actress: winner
  • 2002Daytime Emmy-Outstanding Performer in an Animated Program: nominated
  • 2004Genesis Award-Children's TV Series: winner
  • 2004Golden Globe-Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series - Comedy or Musical: nominated
  • 2004Golden Satellite Award-Best Actress in a Series, Comedy or Musical: nominated
  • 2005Stinker Award-Most Annoying Fake Accent: Female: nominated
  • 2005Stinker Award-Worst Supporting Actress: nominated
  • 2021Daytime Emmy-Outstanding Limited Performance in a Children's Program: nominated
  • 2022Emmy-Outstanding Lead Performance in a Preschool, Children's or Young Teen Program: nominated
  • 2023Razzie Award-Worst Actress: nominated