Phoenix Film Critics Society Award for Best Supporting Actor

The Phoenix Film Critics Society Award for Best Supporting Actor is an award given by the Phoenix Film Critics Society to honor the finest achievements in filmmaking.

Winners

2000s

• '''2000: Ben Kingsley

for his role as "Don Logan" in ''Sexy Beast

• '''2001: Billy Bob Thornton

for his role as "Terry Lee Collins" in ''Bandits

• '''2002(t): Chris Cooper

for his role as "John Laroche" in ''Adaptation.

• '''2002(t): Dennis Quaid

for his role as "Frank Whitaker" in ''Far from Heaven

• '''2003(t): Sean Astin

for his role as "Sam" in ''The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

• '''2003(t): Ken Watanabe

for his role as "Katsumoto" in ''The Last Samurai

• '''2004: Thomas Haden Church

for his role as "Jack" in ''Sideways

• '''2005: Jake Gyllenhaal

for his role as "Jack Twist" in ''Brokeback Mountain

• 2006: Jack Nicholson

for his role as "Costello" in The Departed

• '''2007: Javier Bardem

for his role as "Anton Chigurh" in No Country for Old Men