
Langella was recognized in 1971 for his role in the film Diary of a Mad Housewife.
Since then, Langella has not received another Golden Globe nod. (James Earle Jones actually won the award that year for his role

While he has had some TV and film credits of note, Langella has been far more awarded for his stage roles. In fact he has been nominated for five Tony Awards and won three of those times; winning for Seascape (1975), Fortune's Fool (2002), Frost/Nixon (2007), his other nominations were for Dracula (1978) and Match (2004).

Yet, maybe Langella will make bigger waves in the later part of this decade.

Does Langella have a chance for the best actor Oscar nomination? He's certainly the late-comer in a category I've long concluded is generally decided. But maybe if he gets nominated for a globe he has a chance, but even still, a globe nod is probably not enough.
More likely though, is that Langella will get a chance to shine in next year's film Frost/Nixon which won Langella the Tony Award on Broadway, and will give him a chance to play the

Who knows Langella might be 1971s most promising new comer yet (although James Earl Jones is a tough one to out-shine).
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