As I’ve shown over the past two days, there have been many actors that have received a good handful of Oscar nominations. Today I conclude my look back at the actors who received six or more nominations, with most of their nods in the leading category. And as you’ll see, a couple of legendary actors made it into the double-digits! All but two of the actors listed here also won at least one Oscar, with several winning multiple. Overall it’s a pretty stellar list full of Hollywood’s most beloved actors.

Note: This list is in descending order, ending with the actor who’s received the most nominations. Titles that are italicized designate the movies they won an Oscar for and titles marked with an asterisk are for supporting role nominations.

PAUL MUNI (6 nominations, 1 win):
The Valiant
I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang
Black Fury
The Story of Louis Pasteur
The Life of Emile Zola
The Last Angry Man

MICHAEL CAINE (6 nominations, 2 wins):
Alfie
Sleuth
Educating Rita
Hannah and Her Sisters*
The Cider House Rules*
The Quiet American

DANIEL DAY-LEWIS (6 nominations, 3 wins):
My Left Foot
In the Name of the Father
Gangs of New York
There Will Be Blood
Lincoln
Phantom Thread

RICHARD BURTON (7 nominations):
My Cousin Rachel*
The Robe
Becket
The Spy Who Came in from the Cold
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Anne of the Thousand Days
Equus

ROBERT DE NIRO (7 nominations, 2 wins):
The Godfather: Part II*
Taxi Driver
The Deer Hunter
Raging Bull
Awakenings
Cape Fear
Silver Linings Playbook*

DUSTIN HOFFMAN (7 nominations, 2 wins):
The Graduate
Midnight Cowboy
Lenny
Kramer vs. Kramer
Tootsie
Rain Main
Wag the Dog

PETER O’TOOLE (8 nominations):
Lawrence of Arabia
Becket
The Lion in Winter
Goodbye, Mr. Chips
The Ruling Class
The Stunt Man
My Favorite Year
Venus

AL PACINO (8 nominations, 1 win):
The Godfather*
Serpico
The Godfather: Part II
Dog Day Afternoon
…And Justice for All
Dick Tracy*
Glengarry Glen Ross*
Scent of a Woman

MARLON BRANDO (8 nominations, 2 wins):
A Streetcar Named Desire
Viva Zapata!
Julius Caesar
On the Waterfront
Sayonara
The Godfather
Last Tango in Paris
A Dry White Season*

JACK LEMMON (8 nominations, 2 wins):
Mister Roberts*
Some Like It Hot
The Apartment
Days of Wine and Roses
Save the Tiger
The China Syndrome
Tribute
Missing

DENZEL WASHINGTON (8 nominations, 2 wins):
Cry Freedom*
Glory*
Malcolm X
The Hurricane
Training Day
Flight
Fences
Roman J. Israel, Esq.

PAUL NEWMAN (9 nominations, 1 win):
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
The Hustler
Hud
Cool Hand Luke
Absence of Malice
The Verdict
The Color of Money
Nobody’s Fool
Road to Perdition*

SPENCER TRACY (9 nominations, 2 wins):
San Francisco
Captains Courageous
Boys Town
Father of the Bride
Bad Day at Black Rock
The Old Man and the Sea
Inherit the Wind
Judgment at Nuremberg
Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner

LAURENCE OLIVIER (10 nominations, 1 win):
Wuthering Heights
Rebecca
Henry V
Hamlet
Richard III
The Entertainer
Othello
Sleuth
Marathon Man*
The Boys from Brazil

JACK NICHOLSON (12 nominations, 3 wins):
Easy Rider*
Five Easy Pieces
The Last Detail
Chinatown
One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
Reds*
Terms of Endearment*
Prizzi’s Honor
Ironweed
A Few Good Men*
As Good as It Gets
About Schmidt