Awards Circuit Community Awards (Year 2011)
GOLD DENOTES WINNER
SILVER DENOTES – RUNNER UP
AND THE NOMINEES ARE:
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BEST PICTURE |
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“The Artist” |
“The Descendants” |
“Drive” |
“Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows Part 2” |
“The Help” |
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“Hugo” |
“Midnight in Paris” |
“The Tree of Life” |
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DIRECTOR |
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David Fincher- |
Michel Hazanavicius- |
Terrence Malick- |
Nicolas Winding Refn- |
Martin Scorsese- |
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LEAD ACTOR |
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George Clooney- |
Jean Dujardin- |
Michael Fassbender- |
Ryan Gosling- |
Brad Pitt- |
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LEAD ACTRESS |
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Viola Davis- |
Rooney Mara- |
Meryl Streep- |
Tilda Swinton- |
Michelle Williams- |
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SUPPORTING ACTOR |
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Albert Brooks- |
Jonah Hill- |
Brad Pitt- |
Christopher Plummer- |
Alan Rickman- |
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SUPPORTING ACTRESS |
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Berenice Bejo- |
Jessica Chastain- |
Melissa McCarthy- |
Octavia Spencer- |
Shailene Woodley- |
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ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY |
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Will Reiser- |
Michel Hazanavicius- |
Kristen Wiig & |
Woody Allen- |
Terrence Malick- |
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ADAPTED SCREENPLAY |
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Nat Faxon, |
Hossein Amini- |
Steven Zaillian- |
Tate Taylor- |
Aaron Sorkin, |
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CAST ENSEMBLE |
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Jean Dujardin, |
Kristen Wiig, |
Daniel Radcliffe, |
Emma Stone, |
Owen Wilson, |
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ART DIRECTION |
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Robert Gould & Laurence Bennett- |
Donald Graham Burt- |
Stuart Craig & Stephenie McMillian- |
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Dante Ferretti & Francesca Lo Schiavo- |
Anne Seibel & |
Rick Carter & |
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CINEMATOGRAPHY |
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Guillaume Schiffman- |
Newton Thomas Sigel- |
Eduardo Serra- |
Robert Richardson- |
Emmanuel Lubezki- |
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COSTUME DESIGN |
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Mark Bridges- |
Jany Temime- |
Sharen Davis- |
Sandy Powell- |
Sonia Grande- |
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FILM EDITING |
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Anne-Sophie Bion & Michel Hazanavicius- |
Matthew Newman- |
Kirk Baxter & |
Thelma Schoonmaker- |
Hank Corwin, |
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ORIGINAL SCORE |
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Ludovic Bource- |
Cliff Martinez- |
Trent Reznor & |
Alexandre Desplat- |
John Williams- |
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SOUND |
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“Drive” |
“The Girl with |
“Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows Part 2” |
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“Rise of the |
“Super 8” |
“The Tree of Life” |
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VISUAL EFFECTS |
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“Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows Part 2” |
“Hugo” |
“Rise of the |
“Super 8” |
“The Tree of Life” |
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ANIMATED FEATURE |
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“The |
“Arthur Christmas” |
“Kung Fu Panda 2” |
“Rango” |
“Winnie the Pooh” |
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DOCUMENTARY FEATURE |
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“Cave of Forgotten Dreams” |
“The Interrupters” |
“Pina” |
“Project Nim” |
“Senna” |
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FOREIGN LANGUAGE |
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“13 Assassins” |
“Certified Copy” |
“Incendies” |
“A Separation” |
“The Skin I Live In” |
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HONORABLE MENTIONS |
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“50/50” |
“Bridesmaids” |
“The Girl with |
“The Ides of March” |
“Martha Marcy May Marlene” |
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“Melancholia” |
“Moneyball” |
“Shame” |
“Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy” |
“War Horse” |
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“We Need to Talk About Kevin” |
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“Young Adult” |
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Wow The Artist over Drive. Can this mean something in the Academy idol competition?
Demian Bichir should’ve been there instead of Pitt, I would’ve personally traded Streep for Liana Liberato in Trust (It’s a pity no one saw it), Viggo Mortensen and Keira Knightley should’ve been there for supporting actor and actress instead of Rickman and Chastain. Ashgar Farhadi should’ve been there for best director and original screenplay instead of The Artist in both categories. Help could’ve been replaced by The Ides of March or A Dangerous Method.
But there’s a lot right about this list. Way more accurate than the other award ceremonies this year. Nice to see Fincher, Refn, Gosling, Woodley. Great choice for Cinematography, Score, Sound, Editing athough I believe Jeff Cronenweth for Dragon Tattoo deserved a spot over Harry Potter.
Interesting choices…
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The wealth was really spread around this year, with only three films winning multiple awards. I was also not expecting The Artist to win here, I thought Drive had this in a walk. This community can always find ways to surprise you. And that Harry Potter win in visual effects over Rise of the Planet of the Apes is one more thing that makes me think that the Oscar for that film may not be as locked as it once was.
Awesome winners. The only category I really have any qualms on is Ensemble. I think that Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy would have made a good winner, but other than that, I would have had most of the same nominees even.
Very nice.
Just for fun, here’s who I voted for:
Picture: The Descendants
Director: Martin Scorsese
Actor: Brad Pitt
Actress: Michelle Williams
Supporting Actor: Jonah Hill
Supporting Actress: Shailene Woodley
Original Screenplay: Bridesmaids
Adapted Screenplay: Moneyball
Ensemble: Bridesmaids
Art Direction: Midnight in Paris
Cinematography: Harry Potter
Costume Design: Midnight in Paris
Editing: Hugo
Score: Harry Potter
Sound: Harry Potter
Visual Effects: Harry Potter
Animated Film: The Adventures of Tintin
Good to know!
To add to the fun, here’s what my ballot was:
Best Picture: Drive
Best Director: Nicolas Winding Refn
Best Actor: Michael Fassbender
Best Actress: Tilda Swinton
Best Supporting Actor: Albert Brooks
Best Supporting Actress: Melissa McCarthy
Best Original Screenplay: 50/50
Best Adapted Screenplay: Moneyball
Best Cast Ensemble: The Help
Best Art Direction: Hugo
Best Cinematography: The Tree of Life
Best Costume Design: Hugo
Best Editing: Drive
Best Score: Drive
Best Sound: Drive
Best Visual Effects: Rise of the Planet of the Apes
Best Animated Feature: Rango
Best Documentary: Senna
I realize Drive showed up on my ballot more than I initially wanted to, but it took the place of a lot of personal winners who were not nominated.
Wow, what an amazing selection. The fact that Fassbender won. And we had a split between picture and director. Also Editing and Picture and even Ensemble. My favorite part though is that “The Artist” tied with “Benjamin Button” with the most nominations ever, but their outcome was so much different. Amazing!