London Critics’ Circle Awards Winners 2013

Last night the London Critics’ Circle Awards 2013 took place at the May Fair Hotel in snow covered central London. Stars including Helena Bonham Carer, Emily Blunt, Samantha Barks, Toby Jones and Olivia Coleman walked the red carpet to present and collect awards.

Check out the full list of this year’s Critics’ Circle Award Winners below with horror film Berberian Sound Studio, Life of Pi, The Master and Michael Hanake’s Amour leading the way in a very competitive year.

Film of the year: Amour

Foreign-language film of the year: Rust and Bone

Documentary of the year: The Imposter

British film of the year: Berberian Sound Studio

Actor of the year: Joaquin Phoenix, The Master

Actress of the year: Emmanuelle Riva, Amour

Supporting actor of the year: Philip Seymour Hoffman, The Master

Supporting actress of the year: Anne Hathaway, Les Miserables

British actor of the year: Toby Jones, Berberian Sound Studio

British actress of the year: Andrea Riseborough, Shadow Dancer

Young British performer of the year: Tom Holland, The Impossible

Director of the year: Ang Lee, Life of Pi

Screenwriter of the year: Michael Haneke, Amour

Breakthrough British film-maker: Alice Lowe and Steve Oram, writers, Sightseers

Technical achievement of the year: Life of Pi,Bill Westenhofer (visual effects)

Dilys Powell award for excellence in film: Helena Bonham Carter

Check out our red carpet video interviews below with this years winners:

Golden Globes Full Winners List 2013

Here’s the full official list of winners at the Golden Globes Awards tonight as voted for by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.

The 70th Annual awards ceremony saw Homeland emerge the clear winner on the small screen, picking up best drama while stars Damien Lewis and Claire Danes both took home awards for best actor/actress respectively. Sarah Palin political drama Game Change also picked up awards for best mini-series and acting nod for stars Julianne Moore and Ed Harris.

In the film awards, despite the widely predicted sweep for Spielberg’s historical biopic Lincoln, honors were shared in the key categories among other films. In fact Lincoln’s only win of the night was a predictable best actor success for Daniel Day Lewis.

Ben Affleck won the best director gong, despite missing out on an Academy Award nomination and Argo took hold of the coveted best film award.

Tarantino surprisingly scooped best Screenplay for slavery era western Django Unchained and Christoph Waltz took home best supporting actor for his role as a likeable bounty hunter.   Best score went to Life Of Pi and Brave took home best animated feature.

Young stars Jennifer Lawrence (Silver Linings Playbook) and Anne Hathaway (Les Miserables) both picked up awards for best actress and best supporting actress in a comedy/musical. Hugh Jackman won for best actor and Les Miserables unsurprisingly took home the prize for best musical/comedy. Jessica Chastain won a best actress award for Zero Dark Thirty 

One of the night’s most significant moments was when Jodie Foster receiving the Cecile B Demile lifetime achievement award, used the opportunity to publicly acknowledge her sexuality for the first time. Although something of an open secret in Hollywood for decades, it’s still  a landmark moment for the gay and lesbian community to finally have the Oscar winner actress ‘come out’ on a global stage.

FILM AWARDS

Best Motion Picture – Drama

Argo

Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy

Les Miserables

Best Director

Ben Affleck  - Argo

Best Actor – Drama

Daniel Day-Lewis, Lincoln

Best Actor – Musical or Comedy

Hugh Jackman, Les Miserables

Best Actress – Drama

Jessica Chastain, Zero Dark Thirty

Best Actress – Musical or Comedy

Jennifer Lawrence, Silver Linings Playbook

Best Supporting Actor

Christophe Waltz, Django Unchained

Best Supporting Actress

Anne Hathaway, Les Miserables

Best Screenplay

Django Unchained

Best Original Score

Life of Pi

Best Original Song

Skyfall, Skyfall

Best Foreign Language Film

Amour

Best Animated Feature

Brave

Cecil B DeMille Lifetime Achievement Award

Jodie Foster

 

TV AWARDS

Best TV Series – Drama

Homeland

Best TV Series – Comedy

Girls

Best Miniseries or Motion Picture made for TV

Game Change

Best Actor – Drama

Damian Lewis, Homeland

Best Actress – Drama

Claire Danes, Homeland

Best Actor – Comedy

Don Cheadle, House of Lies

Best Actress – Comedy

Lena Dunham, Girls

Best Actor – Miniseries or Motion Picture made for TV

Kevin Costner, Hatfields & McCoys

Best Actress – Miniseries or Motion Picture made for TV

Julianne Moore, Game Change

Best Supporting Actor

Ed Harris, Game Change

Best Supporting Actress

Maggie Smith, Downton Abbey