
Is Woody Harrelson A-List?
Yes — Woody Harrelson is an A-list celebrity, a household name with massive fame and influence.
Reached A-list in 1996
The People vs Larry Flynt
Ranking Timeline
Cheers Breakout Role
Joined cast of hit sitcom 'Cheers' as Woody Boyd. Gained recognition and steady income from popular TV show but still building reputation.
Emmy Win for Cheers
Won Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor for 'Cheers'. Eight-year run on the show established him as household name with substantial TV earnings.
The People vs Larry Flynt
Starred in 'The People vs. Larry Flynt' earning first Academy Award nomination. Successfully transitioned to serious film roles and A-list movie star status.
No Country for Old Men
Starred in Coen Brothers' Oscar-winning 'No Country for Old Men'. Demonstrated range in acclaimed ensemble cast, solidifying reputation as versatile dramatic actor.
The Messenger Oscar Nomination
Earned second Oscar nomination for 'The Messenger'. Critical acclaim confirmed his status as serious actor while commanding high salaries for diverse roles.
Hunger Games Franchise
Joined 'The Hunger Games' franchise as Haymitch Abernathy in massive blockbuster series. Massive commercial success introduced him to younger audiences and significantly boosted wealth.
Three Billboards Oscar Nomination
Third Oscar nomination for 'Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri'. Continued critical acclaim demonstrated sustained excellence and maintained A-list status.
Venom Franchise
Joined Marvel's 'Venom' franchise as villain Carnage. Continued balancing prestige dramas with commercial blockbusters, maintaining relevance and high earnings.
Versatile A-List Star
Household name with four-decade career spanning Emmy-winning TV to Oscar-nominated performances. Continues working prolifically in both independent films and major franchises, respected as one of Hollywood's most versatile actors.
Last updated: February 24, 2026