Which men will hit 10 credited Best Picture nominees?

Leopardo will definitely do that.

Said it before, I'll say it again DiCaprio has re-written the metric rulebook - he's a historic figure in metrics/awards/nominations in a lot of ways. People roll their eyes when I say it but he compares with any actor ever RIGHT NOW........he's 45.

Hanks gets to 10 THIS YEAR .......his filmography is one reason I always say that he'll be considered the GOAT when all is said and done, his classics go across genre.

Pitt seems likely.......Bale possible.

And I wonder how many BP nominees Pitt will have as a producer. He ain't fooling around.

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I'm going to need a diagram of how 80-year old Pacino, who hadn't been in a Best Picture nominee in 20 years before last, is more likely than Bale (46, was in 5 in the last decade alone), Dafoe (is already finished/working on two likely nominees), Pitt (24 years his junior and has the same total), or even Damon (pretty much needs to average one per decade) because he could be in a Scorsese move that may or may not actually happen. 

I didn't realize Brad had so many. I'm actually shocked that Bale has only 5.

I think it is a race between Leo, Bobby D, and Hanks. I give the edge to Hanks cause he has a movie out this year and no not talking about "Greyhound". Then again, who knows with the way things are going this year. If Hanks doesn't happen this year then by default I say Bobby cause he and Leo will be in the same BP nod.

From most likely to maybe:
Tom Hanks - will likely get it this year as long as News of the World is released this year, and/or if the Oscars aren’t canceled after all. (They probably won’t be, but who knows.)

Leonardo DiCaprio - I agree with everyone that he’ll get the record, but he probably won’t reach it before Hanks.

Brad Pitt - I would be surprised if he didn’t.

Matt Damon - He’s young enough and in demand enough that I believe he can get at least be in 4 more BP nominated films. Also wiling this, sort of, that The Last Duel will be BP#7. Okay probably not, but I choose to stay in denial as long as I possibly can with regards to TLD.

Christian Bale - He’s like Damon in that he’s young enough and in demand enough that he should reach at least 10 provided he doesn’t retire early or something unexpected doesn’t happen.

Ralph Fiennes - I am willing that he’ll go on a run similar to Colin Firth and win an Oscar, and also surprise when he’s in his 80s like Anthony Hopkins.

DDL - I think he’s young enough that he could come out of retirement and have his film get enough hype just for that alone and be nominated for Best Picture. Then he’ll retire again, and then come out of retirement for one last film, for real this time, and that hype will help lead to another Best Picture.

Not sure about Pacino, Ford, Wilkinson, and Dafoe due to age. Dafoe seems most likely, but 4 might be too tough depending on when filming can resume and who knows what will happen after things go back to even semi-normal in the US.

Stuhlbarg only needs 3 more, and as a character actor he might have the best chance outside of the top 3 of Hanks, DiCaprio, and Pitt, but I’m not as confident for some reason.

Clooney is still well liked, but I think his run is over. He might get one or two more acting nominations, but I don’t think he’ll star in at least 5 more BP nominated films.

Mortensen is such a wildcard. He could continue the nice run he’s been on in the last few years, or he could easily go cold for many years like before in his career. I’m leaning more towards another bad spell happening, so that plus his age makes me doubt that he’ll reach 10.

Hanks, DiCaprio, and Pitt are basically locked. I'd be shocked if they didn't at least appear in one more best picture nominee. They'd have to appear in nothing but flops from here.

Bale seems well-liked with the academy, and he's respected enough that'll he keep working with academy friendly director. I'd say the chances of him appearing in ten best picture nominees are very very strong.

Stuhlbarg's a character actor, so he doesn't have to worry as much about being the center of attention in a best picture winner, but then again his luck might run out for all we know. I think he has a strong chance of reaching 10 at least.

Damon's a curious case, because more often then not his actual Oscar attempts are failures as far as actually being best picture nominees, but he seems well-liked enough, and mostly good at picking projects that I could see reaching his tenth best picture nomination when he's like in his sixties or seventies.

I could definitely see Fiennes having a late career best picture resurgence, and appearing in like five or six nominees, as he becomes an elder statesmen.

Dafoe's another strong possibility especially with this late career Oscar resurgence he's been having. At the same time he's not getting younger, and it's hard to see him appearing in Best Picture Nominees annually. Hard to say.

Daniel Day-Lewis is heavily dependent on how many times he comes out of retirement to do a movie. If he somehow teams up with PTA again, then good chance, that pushes up to being a best picture nominee frontrunner.

Mortensen could certainly do it, but also him doing movies like Green Book are really a dime and dozen. His own artistic ambitions might hold him back from appearing in best picture nominees regularly.

Pacino maybe? Although I'm leaning more on no. The Irishman and Once Upon A Time in Hollywood are rare aberrations as far as his filmography goes these days.

Wilkson, probably no, especially since he hasn't been on the Oscars radar in like nearly a decade, and he's over seventy. Hard to see him appearing in another best pic nomination, although you never know.

Clooney seems done to me. He's not acting much anymore, and his recent films as a director have been duds. He could come out and appear in another critically acclaimed movies, but he's rich enough, that I really get the idea that he doesn't care as much anymore.

Ford is nearly eighty, and hasn't been in a picture nominee since 1994. Doubt he'll ever appear in another one again, and more then likely he doesn't care either.