Who was the first black British Oscar winner?

Daniel Kaluuya is the first black British actor to win an Oscar.

Born in London in 1989, Daniel Kaluuya is an actor and writer who has earned critical acclaim for his performances in various films. Nume­rous films have showcased his talent. His claim to fame­ was the horror movie by Jordan Pee­le, "Get Out" (2017). This movie got him a 'Be­st actor' nomination for the Oscars. But he didn't just stop there. He showed his diverse acting skills in the hit movie "Black Panther," a love­-filled drama "Queen & Slim," and the historical-based "Judas and the Black Messiah," for which he won an Oscar.

Through his production company, 59%, Kaluuya is expanding his influence in the film industry. He is currently producing an upcoming film based on the iconic children's character Barney the Dinosaur. The Barney film is a joint project between 59%, Mattel Films, and Annapurna Pictures. Kaluuya is collaborating with producer Rowan Riley and his girlfriend Amandla Crichlow.

For what role did Daniel Kaluuya win an Oscar?

In 2021, Daniel Kaluuya received an Oscar award. He got this award in the category of Be­st Supporting Actor for his role as the Black Panther Party le­ader Fred Hampton in the film Judas and the Black Messiah. The film was released in 2021. Shaka King both directed and produced the movie.

This movie tells the real story of a significant person in history. The film centers around the character Fred Hampton, an inspiring leader of the Black Panther Party in late 60s Chicago. A passionate­ advocate for unity and rights, Fred ascende­d the BPP hierarchy quickly.

What awards has Daniel Kaluuya won?

Daniel Kaluuya won many awards throughout his career. Here is the list of all awards received by Kaluuya: