Bradley Cooper: How long is each of his Oscar-nominated performances?

By landing a Best Actor Oscar bid for “Maestro” (2024) 11 years after he earned his first academy notice for “Silver Linings Playbook” (2013), Bradley Cooper became only the seventh man to reach an acting nominations total of five within that amount of time. After Arthur Kennedy, Peter O’Toole, Jack Nicholson, and Al Pacino, he is the fifth member of that group to join with no previous wins to his name. Following his nominated performance in “A Star Is Born” (2019), this new one is the second directed by himself and ranks second on his Oscars resume in terms of screen time.

Over the years, Cooper has achieved academy recognition for almost seven total hours of acting work, with his general screen time average being one hour, 21 minutes, and 44 seconds (or 62.40% of each film). Until this year, that mean was two minutes and 48 seconds lower. His “Maestro” bid boosts his specific four-film lead average by 44 seconds, bringing it to one hour, 30 minutes, and 46 seconds (or 69.72%).

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Check out our gallery and screen time analysis of Cooper’s five Oscar-nominated performances, and be sure to tune in to the 96th Academy Awards, airing Sunday, March 10 on ABC.

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