Oscars: See all 28 cases of nominated sibling characters [PHOTOS]

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By respectively receiving Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor Oscar nominations for “American Fiction,” Jeffrey Wright and Sterling K. Brown made history as the first two Black male cast mates to compete in separate categories for the same film. They are also the eighth pair of performers to earn academy recognition for playing brothers and constitute the 28th case of Oscar-nominated sibling characters overall. Check out our photo gallery of this and the previous 27 examples, which date as far back as 1948.

At this point, the only two people who have won Oscars for playing siblings in the same film are “A Streetcar Named Desire” cast mates Vivien Leigh (Best Actress) and Kim Hunter (Best Supporting Actress). Best Actor champ Lee Marvin can technically also be counted alongside them since he was honored for portraying twin brothers in “Cat Ballou.”

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The other seven films on this list for which only one actor in each pair or trio triumphed are “Harvey” (Josephine Hull, supporting), “Viva Zapata!” (Anthony Quinn, supporting), “On the Waterfront” (Marlon Brando, lead), “Written on the Wind” (Dorothy Malone, supporting), “Raging Bull” (Robert De Niro, lead), “Places in the Heart” (Sally Field, lead), and “Blue Jasmine” (Cate Blanchett, lead).

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