The winners will appear in this space as they are announced. Make sure to include your predictions in the comment section. My predictions can be found here.
Might as well also use this space to give a friendly reminder that Ann Dowd will be joining The Awards Circuit Power Hour this week and we’ll be broadcasting LIVE. There’s a call in number where you can listen to the show and have an opportunity to talk with us and Ann. We’re also using this as our “FYC Telethon” where you call in and give me your recommendation for my BFCA ballot.
All the festivities begin at 6:00pm Eastern time TODAY! Call: (347) 237-5231
WINNERS FROM BOSTON (being updated):
- Best Foreign Language Film – Amour (Runner Up Holy Motors)
- Best Picture – Zero Dark Thirty (Runners Up Moonrise Kingdom and Amour)
- Best Director – Kathryn Bigelow for Zero Dark Thirty (Runner Up Paul Thomas Anderson for The Master)
- Best Screenplay – Tony Kushner for Lincoln (Runner Up Moonrise Kingdom)
- Best Actor – Daniel Day-Lewis for Lincoln (Runner Up Denis Levant for Holy Motors)
- Best Actress – Emmanuelle Riva for Amour (Runner Up Deanie Yip for A Simple Life)
- Best Supporting Actor – Ezra Miller for The Perks of Being a Wallflower (Runner Up Christoph Waltz for Django Unchained)
- Best Supporting Actress – Sally Field for Lincoln (Runner Up Emma Watson for The Perks of Being a Wallflower)
- Best Ensemble – Seven Psychopaths (Runner Up Moonrise Kingdom)
- Best Animated Film – Frankenweenie (ParaNorman runner Up)
- Best Documentary – How to Survive a Plague (Queen of Versailles runner up)
- Best New Filmmaker – David France for How to Survive a Plague (Benh Zeitlin Runner Up)
- Best Editing – Zero Dark Thirty (Argo, distant second place)
- Best Cinematography – The Master (Moonrise Kingdom & Life of Pi tie for Runner Up)
- Best Use of Music – Moonrise Kingdom (Django Unchained Runner Up)
WINNERS FROM LOS ANGELES (being updated)
- Best Picture – Amour (Runner Up The Master)
- Best Director – Paul Thomas Anderson for The Master (Runner Up Kathryn Bigelow for Zero Dark Thirty)
- Best Actress – *TIE* Emmauelle Riva for Amour and Jennifer Lawrence for Silver Linings Playbook
- Best Actor – Joaquin Phoenix for The Master!!!! (Runner Up Denis Lavant for Holy Motors)
- Best Screenplay – Argo (Runner Up Silver Linings Playbook)
- Best Editing – Zero Dark Thirty (Runner Up Argo)
- Douglas Edwards Experimental/Independent Film/Video Award: “Leviathan.” Cinema Guild will distribute
- Best Cinematography – Roger Deakins for Skyfall (Runner Up Mihai Malaimaire, Jr. for The Master)
- Best Supporting Actress – Amy Adams for The Master (Runner Up Anne Hathaway for The Dark Knight Rises/Les Miserables)
- Best Documentary – The Gatekeepers (Runner Up Searching for Sugar Man)
- Best Animation – Frankenweenie (Runner Up It’s Such a Beautiful Day)
- Best Music/Score – Dan Romer & Benh Zeitlin for Beasts of the Southern Wild (Runner Up Jonny Greenwood for the Master)
- Best Production Design – The Master (Runner Up Moonrise Kingdom)
- Best Supporting Actor – Dwight Henry for Beasts of the Southern Wild (Runner Up Christoph Waltz for Django Unchained, by 1 vote)
WINNERS FROM NEW YORK FILM CRITICS ONLINE (being updated)
- Best Animated Film – Chico & Rita
- Best Foreign Language Film – Amour
- Best Picture – Zero Dark Thirty
- Best Ensemble – Argo
- Best Actor – Daniel Day-Lewis for Lincoln
- Best Actress – Emmanuella Riva for Amour
- Best Director – Kathryn Bigelow for Zero Dark Thirty
- Best Debut Director – Benh Zeitlin for Beasts of the Southern Wild
- Best Use of Music – Django Unchained!!!
- Best Cinematography – Claudio Miranda for Life of Pi
- Best Screenplay – Zero Dark Thirty
- Supporting Actor – Tommy Lee Jones for Lincoln
- Supporting Actress – Anne Hathaway for Les Miserables
- Breakthrough Performer – Quvenzhane Wallis for Beasts of the Southern Wild
- Announcing at 2pm Eastern time.
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Tags: Ann Dowd, LAFCA, Los Angeles Film Critics Association, Precursors, Precursors 2012
Tags: Ann Dowd, LAFCA, Los Angeles Film Critics Association, Precursors, Precursors 2012
Comments: 24 Comments |
24 Comments
Isn’t your ballot due at 3PM though??
Squasher88(Quote) (Reply)
Yeah but it still doesn’t mean we can’t talk about it.
Clayton Davis(Quote) (Reply)
Glad to see some love for Dwight Henry, he was fantastic in Beasts.
George(Quote) (Reply)
It’s going to be a busy day…
Joey Magidson(Quote) (Reply)
And my sleepless nights (1 am where i am right now) and sleeping @ work hours during the day starts. So far LA and NY seems to be what I expected / wanted.
Sardor(Quote) (Reply)
LA is about to save The Master…
Mark Johnson(Quote) (Reply)
NEED LA and maybe NYO to give Joaquin Phoenix an award here. If there’s one thing to award The Master for, it’s his performance. Enjoying the Beasts and Perks love though.
UBourgeois(Quote) (Reply)
I still have a feeling that Joaquin Phoenix can win the Oscar. Academy likes crazy things.
Genadijus(Quote) (Reply)
Lincoln’ll get Boston. ZD30′ll get NY. I know it’s wishful thinking but is The Master taking LA?
Rob.(Quote) (Reply)
OK ZD30 will get everything it seems! Behold the new BP frontrunner.
Rob.(Quote) (Reply)
Theory: Zero Dark Thirty wins everything, but Tom Hooper uses magic to solidify his reputation as the Critics’ Favorite-Killer.
UBourgeois(Quote) (Reply)
Very stupid to award Argo for cast ensemble.
Rohit Ramachandran(Quote) (Reply)
Why can’t Cloud Atlas get SOME recognition for editing!?
Rohit Ramachandran(Quote) (Reply)
Amen. And Score.
Mark Johnson(Quote) (Reply)
Chico and Rita was lat year, wasn’t it?
UBourgeois(Quote) (Reply)
For AMPAS, yes. It was nominated for Animated Feature.
Must have met the NYFCO qualifications for this year.
Mark Johnson(Quote) (Reply)
God LAFCA is pretentious.
George(Quote) (Reply)
Let’s keep The Master around…PTA deserves a win at the Oscars for something. Pretty sure that Inherent Vice won’t completely be the Academy’s cup of tea.
steve(Quote) (Reply)
Nice to see Ezra Miller and Perks getting an award.
steve(Quote) (Reply)
Usually LAFCA try their hardest to go against what everyone is whispering about. They also lean foreign a lot. The real winners today were Emmanuella Riva and Jennifer Lawrence. After Chastain numerous early wins and buzz they needed it. The Master needed to win LAFCA to remain in discussion in any category and today they proved that they’re not dead, yet. The same can’t be said about Argo. No Boston citation, no mention of their supporting players. I am considering the movie pretty dead and at this point a category filler. Dwight Henry’s win should cement a nomination for Oscars, unlike Ezra Miller who needs to win more to be taken more seriously. Season is heating up!
GL(Quote) (Reply)
I just have to say, I LOVE the attention being given to Denis Lavant. I don’t know if this could translate to some Oscar attention for Holy Motors, but it would make my day if it did.
JamDenTel(Quote) (Reply)
Yay Emmanuelle Riva!!! Hope she keeps it up! The Globe for Best Actress Drama is definitely between her and Chastain… The later may be the favorite, but Riva does have a chance…
Mikael(Quote) (Reply)
I’m a bit surprised about how well the Master did. Especially Amy Adams. But I’m not surprised about Rivas sweep today. It’s gonna be a close race at the globes and Oscars for her and chastain.
Jackson(Quote) (Reply)
Don’t forget Jennifer Lawrence. It seems to be between Chastain, Riva and Lawrence
Greg(Quote) (Reply)