Administrators FlyJ Posted January 19, 2016 Administrators Share Posted January 19, 2016 Todd Haynes’ “Carol,” which missed out on key nominations for best picture and best director from the Academy last week, swept the Gay and Lesbian Entertainment Critics Association’s top categories, the org announced Monday. The film won top honors for film of the year and received gongs for director Haynes, lead actress Cate Blanchett and screenplay. Haynes also took the Wilde Artist of the Year Award (named for the group’s “patron saint,” Oscar Wilde), while the film was named LGBTQ Film of the Year as well. Leonardo DiCaprio won the lead actor prize for his performance in “The Revenant.” On the television side, “Fargo” and “Orange is the New Black” tied for the drama series award, while “Transparent” won a trio, for best comedy series, comedy actor (Jeffrey Tambor) and LGBTQ show of the year. Full list of winners below. Film of the Year “Carol” Director of the Year Todd Haynes, “Carol” Film Actor of the Year Leonardo Dicaprio, “The Revenant” Film Actress of the Year Cate Blanchett, “Carol” LGBTQ Film of the Year “Carol” Foreign Language Film of the Year “Son of Saul” Screenplay of the Year “Carol” Documentary of the Year “Amy” Visually Striking Film of the Year “Mad Max: Fury Road” Unsung Film of the Year “Tangerine” Campy Flick of the Year “Magic Mike XXL” TV Drama of the Year (TIE) “Fargo” & “Orange is the New Black” TV Comedy of the Year “Transparent” TV Actor of the Year Jeffrey Tambor, “Transparent” TV Actress of the Year Taraji P. Henson, “Empire” LGBTQ Show of the Year “Transparent” Unsung TV Show of the Year “Looking” TV Current Affairs Show of the Year “Last Week Tonight With John Oliver” Campy TV Show of the Year “Empire” TV Musical Performance of the Year Aretha Franklin The ‘We’re Wilde About You’ Rising Star Award Alicia Vikander Wilde Wit of the Year Amy Schumer Wilde Artist of the Year Todd Haynes Timeless Award Jane Fonda (previously announced) Source Quote Link to comment
lala1990 Posted January 19, 2016 Share Posted January 19, 2016 Na lack of competition cause am. Quote Link to comment
Althena Posted January 20, 2016 Share Posted January 20, 2016 Urgh, serious lack of competition is the problem...or an unawareness of movies out there. At no place do they even mention The Danish girl yet movies like Revenant is here. What is LGBT about these movies? Please who are these people in fact? Please I can't shout! Quote Link to comment
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