Not to be confused with the New York Online Film Critics, the New York Film Critics Circle has also announced their yearly laurels -- and they've given No Country for Old Men the Best Picture prize.
Daniel Day Lewis (There Will Be Blood) and Julie Christie (Away From Her) picked up additional prizes (both were winners in the NY Online awards) for Best Actor and Actress, while Javier Bardem (No Country) and Amy Ryan (Gone, Baby, Gone) grabbed the Best Supporting Actor and Actress awards. The Coen Brothers were named Best Directors and also won the prize for Best Screenplay.
To see the winners of the NY Online Critics, NBR and LA Film Critics, visit Movie News & Commentary
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Monday, December 10, 2007
No Country Wins New York Film Critics Award
New York Online Critics Name There Will Be Blood and The Diving Bell Best Picture
Hmmm...who, exactly, makes up the New York Online Critics Circle? Just curious.
Whoever these folks are, they have named There Will Be Blood and The Diving Bell the Best Pictures of 2007. This is the second best picture award for Blood in the past two days, having picked up the Los Angeles Film Critics Award just yesterday.
Daniel Day Lewis was again named Best Actor for his work in Blood, while Julie Christie picked up the Best Actress prize for Away From Her. Javier Bardem (No Country for Old Men) and Cate Blanchett (I'm Not There) were awarded Best Supporting Actor and Actress, respectively, while Owen Wilson, Wes Anderson and Roman Coppola grabbed the Best Screenplay award for The Darjeeling Limited. In addition, the cast of Before the Devil Knows Your Dead was given an Ensemble prize.
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LA Film Critics Name There Will Be Blood Best Picture of the Year
Another day, another award announcement.
The Los Angeles Film Critics have named Paul Thomas Anderson's There Will Be Blood, starring Daniel Day Lewis, the Best Picture of the Year. In addition, Anderson was named Best Director and Lewis Best Actor.
La Vie en rose's Marrion Cotillard was given the Best Actress Award, while Amy Ryan (Gone, Baby, Gone and Before the Devil Knows Your Dead) and Vlad Ivanov(4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days) were named Best Supporting Actress and Actor, respectively.
Meanwhile, Tamara Jenkins picked up the Best Screenplay prize for her work on the film The Savages, Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova were given the trophy for Best Music for Once, and Sarah Polley grabbed the New Generation award for Away from Her.
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