List of winners of the 21st annual Critics’ Choice Awards, announced Sunday in Santa Monica, California. Maybe yes, maybe no.
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Kirsten Dunst, who won a Critics Choice Award for her work on FX’s Fargo, looked effortlessly chic in a Chanel Couture dress and Roger Vivier shoes.
Langley actor Jacob Tremblay, 9, and his co-star Brie Larson both took home Critics’ Choice Awards for their roles in Room.
In his opening monologue, show host and “Silicon Valley” star T.J. Miller made a point of saying many of winners at the Critics Choice Awards go on to win an Oscar. Miller, felt fun and relaxed.
Actress Cate Blanchett shares the Australian hopes for an Oscar, with her role in the lesbian romance Carol earning her a best actress nomination.
“It must be a super-hard vote because of all of the other great actors in this category”.
Now it’s time for the guilds – people who actually make movies, like the members of the Academy – to weigh in, and that could just as easily negate as reaffirm all of the above. The 26-year-old won the Golden Globe for Best Performing artist in a Dramatization, so things are searching Better than average for her in the Oscar race – it was uncovered not long ago that she’s selected in the Best On-screen character classification.
Ex Machina, Inside Out and Amy bagged the Best Sci-Fi/Horror Movie, Best Animated Feature and Best Documentary Feature respectively.
“See You Again”, the touching ballad dedicated to Paul Walker, the late star of “Furious 7”, won for best song. The singer was nominated for Best Supporting Actor In A Movie Or Limited Series for his performance as the Tin-Man in NBC’s The Wiz Live!
Best Drama Series: “Mr. Robot”.
Jeffrey Tambor accepts the award for best actor in a comedy series for Transparent. Margo Martindale won for guest actress in a drama for “The Good Wife”.
Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series: Andre Braugher, “Brooklyn Nine-Nine”.
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Best Animation Series: “BoJack Horseman”. “Shark Tank” won for best structured reality show while “Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown” won for best unstructured reality show.
