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Nicolas Cage - To put it lightly, Nicolas Cage has a spotty filmography. He's starred in critically-acclaimed dramas 'Leaving Las Vegas' (1995), action films 'Face/Off' (1997), and dubious productions 'The Wicker Man' (1973).

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Nicolas Cage - That being said, Cage's acting talents have been acknowledged by the Academy. He won an Oscar for Best Actor at the 68th Academy Awards for 'Leaving Las Vegas.'

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Annie Lennox -

Annie Lennox has led a long career, playing in bands like The Tourists and Eurythmics, as well as finding success as a solo artist.

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Annie Lennox - Lennox won the Oscar for Best Original Song in 2004 for 'Into the West,' the song that played during the end credits of 'The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King.'

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Peter Capaldi - You may recognize him from 'Doctor Who,' but Peter Capaldi hit Hollywood back in 1995, winning an Oscar in the process.

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Peter Capaldi - Capaldi wrote and directed the short film 'Franz Kafka's It's a Wonderful Life,' which won the Oscar for Best Live Action Short Film in a tie.

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Cher - From the '70s through the '80s, Cher became a popular celeb at the Oscars, with crazy costumes and even some controversial comments.

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Cher - She's led a long career in music, so you'd be forgiven for forgetting that Cher bagged her own Oscar in 1988 for Best Actress in 'Moonstruck.'

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Oprah Winfrey - Much more than a TV presenter, Oprah Winfrey has had excellent performances in 'Selma,' 'The Butler,' and 'The Color Purple.'

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Oprah Winfrey - However, she has not won an Oscar for one particular performance. In 2012, Winfrey instead won the Academy's Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award, which celebrates humanitarian work.

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Three 6 Mafia - Three 6 Mafia are regarded as an influential rap group from Memphis, Tennessee. However, no one would have expected them to become an Oscar-winning outfit.

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They won the Oscar for Best Original Song in 2006 for their tune 'It's Hard Out Here for a Pimp.' The track featured in the movie 'Hustle & Flow.'

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Phil Collins - Collins has won many Grammys for his musical talents, yet many forget he's also won an Academy Award.

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Phil Collins - The famous drummer composed every song on the 'Tarzan' soundtrack, which featured the single 'You'll Be in My Heart.' The hit song went on to win Best Original Song at the 72nd Academy Awards.

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Jim Rash - In recent years, Jim Rash has found fame for playing Dean Craig Pelton on 'Community.' However, he didn't receive an Academy Award for his acting skills…

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Jim Rash - In fact, Rash won an Oscar back in 2012 for Best Adapted Screenplay. He won along with Nat Faxon and Alexander Payne for 'The Descendants.'

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Walton Goggins - These days, Walton Goggins is known for his work in Quentin Tarantino movies, as well as his performance in the FX series 'Justified.'

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Walton Goggins - But before all of that, Goggins scored an Oscar for his work on 'The Accountant.' He wrote, produced, and starred in the film, which won Best Live Action Short Film in 2002.

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Lionel Richie - Lionel Richie is the patriarch of an A-list family, and naturally counts an Oscar in his accolades. 

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Lionel Richie - However, the win came from an unlikely performance. Richie won Best Original Song in 1985 for his track 'Say You, Say Me,' which was featured in the Cold War drama 'White Nights.'

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Rachel Shenton - Rachel Shenton is far from A-list status, but that could all change now.

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Rachel Shenton - In 2018, Shenton won an Oscar for 'The Silent Child,' which won the Live Action Short Film award. She wrote and starred in the sign language short film.

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Eminem - Eminem is one of the most successful musicians ever, but his talents also spill into the world of film.

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Eminem - Marshall Mathers won the Oscar for Best Original Song in 2003, for his track 'Lose Yourself,' which featured in the semi-autobiographical drama '8 Mile.'

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Goldie Hawn - A multi-faceted actress, Goldie Hawn is perhaps best known for her comedy roles. But she actually bagged an Oscar way back in 1970.

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Goldie Hawn - Hawn won the Best Supporting Actress award for her performance in 'Cactus Flower.'

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Cliff Robertson - In recent times, Cliff Robertson is probably recognized as Uncle Ben in Sam Raimi's 'Spider-Man' trilogy.

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Cliff Robertson - However, Robertson won an Oscar in 1968 for Best Actor for his work in drama film 'Charly.' He wasn't there for the ceremony, so Frank Sinatra showed up to accept the award on his behalf.

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Anna Paquin - Here's Anna Paquin, the first millennial to receive an Oscar nomination, and the first to win.

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Paquin has since found fame in the 'X-Men' trilogy and in the series 'True Blood.' She won an Oscar when she was just 11-years-old, for her supporting role in 'The Piano.'

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