Jane Campion, accepting best director prize, says, "I"m like the grandmother of the women's movement in film now, but I'm still here!”.
“Our beautiful brothers and sisters, and for me more importantly, the babies in the Ukraine that are being utterly decimated at the moment from this putrid, putrid torrent of abuse.” So I called my doctor and I said, ‘Do they know something that I don’t?’” But to me, it’s a creative achievement award. (Creator and star Jason Sudeikis won the best comedy actor trophy but was unable to attend the ceremony.) The show picked up the best comedy prize, after Brett Goldstein and Hannah Waddingham nabbed back-to-back honors for supporting actor and actress. When “King Richard” star Will Smith was named best actor, he pointed out Venus and Serena Williams and their sister and the film’s executive producer, Isha Price sitting at the film’s table in the ballroom. The duo were honored for their work in the film, which dramatizes filmmaker Kenneth Branagh’s childhood, alongside Ciaran Hinds and Caitriona Balfe (who looked on from the London ceremony), as well as Judi Dench. “Belfast” earned three trophies in total, with the win for Branagh’s original screenplay awarded during commercials. He later noted that he’ll actually be “74 tomorrow; I just can’t remember.” Hill went home a double winner with his movie dad Jamie Dornan joining him onstage to accept the award for best acting ensemble. Earlier, Culkin accepted the supporting actor in a drama prize. Campion returned to the stage to accept that trophy, the evening’s final award, alongside stars Kirsten Dunst and Jesse Plemons, with producer Roger Frappier. You all define the American dream.” “Succession” took home three awards.
Jane Campion won the best director prize at Britain's Academy Awards for that tense western in an evening that saw a host of surprise winners.
At that award ceremony, Campion garnered attention when asked by Variety about disparaging comments that the actor Sam Elliott made about her movie, including questioning the “allusions to homosexuality” in the film. Campion also won best director — the third woman to take the prize in the award’s history — increasing her momentum ahead of this year’s Academy Awards. She was not present to pick up her award in London. On Saturday she had been in Los Angeles at the Directors Guild of America Awards, where she also won the highest prize.
Jane Campion was also named best director for “The Power of the Dog,” only the third woman to win the prize in the awards' seven-decade history.
“It’s a very scary and sad time,” he said on the red carpet. Cumberbatch wore a lapel badge in the blue and yellow of the Ukrainian flag. In 2020, no women were nominated as best director for a seventh consecutive year, and all 20 nominees in the lead and supporting performer categories were white. She thanked “the women of this country who taught me what it is to be in this industry as a dark-skinned woman. Campion is only the third female winner in that category, but the second in two years after Chloe Zhao for “Nomadland” in 2021. Lashana Lynch, who made a splash as a double-0 agent in Bond thriller “No Time To Die,” took the rising star award, the only category chosen by public vote.
Director Jane Campion has responded to Sam Elliott's disparaging comments about her Oscar-nominated film “The Power of the Dog" in a video with Variety.
After calling out Elliott on the red carpet, Campion made history at the DGA Awards by winning in the theatrical feature film category for her Netflix movie. “I’m trying very hard not to say anything about a very odd reaction that happened the other day on a radio podcast over here,” Cumberbatch said, although he did not mention Elliott’s name. Not everyone has to like it,” Plemons concluded. Earlier this month, Elliott was interviewed by Marc Maron on his “WTF” podcast. I don’t know why.” I think it’s a little bit sexist because when you think about the number of amazing Westerns that were made in Spain by (director) Sergio Leone.”
Will Smith and CODA's Troy Kotsur grabbed more statues as Belfast showed its strength.
“Man, I have to go to the bathroom,” Keaton joked at the beginning of his acceptance speech. “I am here tonight with Venus and Serena and their sister Isha,” said Smith. “And I really just want to say to all of you, thank you for entrusting me with your story. For those roles to work, it would have to be substantially changed.” And those Oscar frontrunners continued to pick up steam, with Belfast, CODA, and The Power Of The Dog going home with more accolades. The #SeeHer award is an honorary prize for advocating for gender equality, portraying characters with authenticity, and pushing boundaries. But not even he was immune to the ceremony’s rushed broadcast. “I’ve been in the business for 30 years, and I used to think if I could play the part of a white man, I was winning,” Berry said in her acceptance speech. Because if you didn’t know, I’m not a white man! Despite its 10 nominations, The Power Of The Dog went home slightly lighter than expected. Jane Campion, fresh off shutting down the conversation surrounding Sam Elliot’s distracting and dismissive comments about her film, picked up a much-deserved Best Director win. Every passing week, we inch closer and closer to that little gold man we call Oscar. Oh, yes, there will be flubs, snubs, but positively no scrubs, as per the TLC rule. Hannah Waddingham and Brett Goldstein both took home accolades for their work on Apple TV+’s folksy hit.
The 2022 BATFA Film Awards were held Sunday. Dune won 5 awards of 11 nominations. The Power of the Dog won Best Film and Jane Campion won Best Director.
The Power of the Dog – Jane Campion The evening was hosted by Rebel Wilson, who joked that she’d made such a stunning physical transformation in the past few years that she’s courting J.K. Rowlings disfavor. Best Film went to Sam Elliott’s fave The Power of the Dog, with Campion taking Best Director as well.
'Power of the Dog' director Jane Campion called actor Sam Elliott's demeaning remarks about the Oscar-nominated western 'a little bit sexist.'
“I consider myself a creator. And the West is a mythic space, and there’s a lot of room on the range.” In a red-carpet interview with Variety at Saturday’s Directors Guild of America Awards, Campion rejected Elliott’s scathing take on the acclaimed Netflix film. Elliott — who made a name for himself acting in westerns — drew sharp criticism earlier this month for complaining about “The Power of the Dog” and its “allusions to homosexuality” on comic Marc Maron’s podcast. He’s an actor. “The Power of the Dog” writer and director Jane Campion has responded to actor Sam Elliott’s derogatory comments about her Oscar-nominated western drama.
On Sunday, the 27th annual Critics Choice Awards, airing on TBS and The CW, honored the best in movies and TV with hosts Taye Diggs and Nicole Byer.
Best actress in a comedy series Succession won for best drama, with best supporting actor and actress honors going to Kieren Culkin and Sarah Snook. Mare of Easttown also took home top prize for limited series.
Ariana DeBose poses for photographers upon arrival to the BAFTA Nominees' Party in central London Saturday, Mar. 12, 2022. (Photo by Joel C Ryan/Invision/AP).
In 2020, no women were nominated as best director for a seventh consecutive year, and all 20 nominees in the lead and supporting performer categories were white. Kenneth Branagh’s semi-autobiographical “Belfast,” the story of a childhood overshadowed by Northern Ireland’s violent “Troubles,” has six nominations including best film. Denis Villeneuve’s “Dune,” starring Timothee Chalamet and Zendaya, has 11 nominations including best film, cinematography and original score.
Jane Campion, director of the Academy Award-nominated "Power of the Dog," has responded to comments made by actor Sam Elliott about the film.
I think it’s a little bit sexist,” she said. "I think he thinks of me as a woman or something lesser first, and I don’t appreciate that," she said. Jane Campion, director of the Academy Award-nominated "Power of the Dog," has responded to comments made by actor Sam Elliott about the film.