From Shirley Temple to Tatum O'Neal, meet the youngest Oscar winners who made history

Tatum O’Neal Actress Tatum O’Neal was only 10 years old when she won a competitive Oscar in 1974 for Paper Moon

Shirley Temple A child actress, Shirley Temple received the first-ever Academy Juvenile Award in 1934. She was just 6 years old

Anna Paquin Anna, in 1994, clinched the Oscar award for Best Supporting Actress in Jane Campion’s The Piano at the age of 11

Markéta Irglová She bagged the award for co-producing the song “Falling Slowly” from the film Once. She was only 19

Timothy Hutton He beat co-star Judd Hirsh in the Best Supporting Actor category at just 20. More than 40 years later, Hutton still is the youngest man to win the Best Supporting Actor

Adrien Brody The actor still holds the distinction as he is the only one under 30 to achieve such a huge milestone for The Pianist

Marlee Matlin Marlee Matlin was just 21 when she turned heads in her first-ever role as Sarah Norman in the film Children of a Lesser God