Awards

(In alphabetical order)

(Click on the underlined headings to see pictures & read the speeches)

 

v  American Film Institute Awards

·        Won: * AFI Editor of the Year: Jill Bilcock

 * AFI Composer of the Year: Craig Armstrong

·        Nominated: * AFI Movie of the Year: Producers Baz Luhrmann, Martin Brown

      & Fred Baron

 

v  ALMA Awards

·        Won: * Outstanding Song in a Motion Picture Soundtrack: Christina Aguilera

    singing “Lady Marmalade”

·        Nominated: * Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture: John

       Leguizamo as Toulouse-Lautrec

 

v  ASCAP Film & Television Music Awards

·        Won: * Most Performed Songs From Motion Pictures: Kenny Nolan for “Lady

    Marmalade”

 

v  Academy Awards

·        Won: * Best Act Direction: Art Director Catherine Martin & Set Decorator Brigitte

    Broch

 * Best Costume Design Catherine Martin & Angus Strathie  

·        Nominated: * Best Picture: Producers Baz Luhrmann, Martin Brown & Fred

       Baron

   * Best Actress:  Nicole Kidman as Satine

   * Best Cinematography:  Director of Photography Donald M.

      McAlpine

   * Best Editing: Jill Bilcock

   * Best Makeup: Aldo Signoretti & Maurizio Silvi

   * Best Sound Editing: Anna Behlmer, Andy Nelson, Roger Savage &

      Guntis Sics

 

v  Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films

·        Nominated: * Best Costumes: Catherine Martin & Angus Strathie

   * Best DVD Special Edition Release

 

v  American Cinema Editors

·        Won: * Best Edited Feature Film, Comedy or Musical: Jill Bilcock

 

v  American Society of Cinematographers

·        Nominated: * Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Theatrical

       Releases: Don McAlpine

 

v  Australian Film Institute

·        Won: * Best Cinematography: Don McAlpine

 * Best Production Design: Catherine Martin

 * Best Editing: Jill Bilcock

 * Best Costume Design: Catherine Martin & Angus Strathie

 * Best Sound: Andy Nelson, Roger Savage & Guntis Sics

·        Nominated: * Best Film: Producers Baz Luhrmann, Martin Brown & Fred

       Baron

   * Best Director: Baz Luhrmann

    * Best Actor in a Leading Role: Ewan McGregor as Christian

   * Best Actress in a Leading Role: Nicole Kidman as Satine

   * Best Actor in a Supporting Role: Richard Roxburgh as The Duke

 

v  Australian Screen Sound Guild

·       Won: * Best Achievement in Sound for a Feature Film—Effects Editing: Brent

                   Burge, Luke Dunn-Gielmuda, Nada Mikas, Linda Murdoch, Roger

                   Savage, Gareth Vanderhope & Alex Wong

 * Technical Achievement Award for Music Production: Simon Leadley, Tim

                   Ryan, Guntis Sics & Stuart Waller

 

v  BAFTA Awards

·        Won: * Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role: Jim Broadbent as

    Harold Zidler

                         * Anthony Asquith Award for Film Music: Craig Armstrong & Marius

                       DeVries

                         * Best Sound: Anna Behlmer, Antony Grey, Andy Nelson, Roger Savage,

                            Guntis Sics, & Gareth Vanderhope

·        Nominated: * Best Film: Producers Baz Luhrmann, Martin Brown & Fred

      Baron

                       * David Lean Award for Direction: Baz Luhrmann

                       * Best Original Screenplay: Baz Luhrmann & Craig Pearce

                       * Best Cinematography: Donald McAlpine

                       * Best Production Design: Catherine Martin

                            * Best Editing: Jill Bilcock

                            * Best Costume Design: Catherine Martin & Angus Strathie

                            * Best Make-up/Hair: Aldo Signoretti & Maurizio Silvi

                            * Best Achievement in Special Visual Effects: Andrew Brown, Brian

                               Cox, Chris Godfrey & Nathan McGuinness

 

v  Bodil Awards

·        Nominated: * Best Non-American Film: Director Baz Luhrmann

 

v  Broadcast Film Critics Association Awards

·        Won: * Best Director: Baz Luhrmann (tied with Ron Howard for A Beautiful Mind)

·        Nominated: * Best Picture: Producers Baz Luhrmann, Martin Brown & Fred

       Baron

 

v  Cannes Film Festival

·        Nominated: * Golden Palm: Baz Luhrmann

 

v  Chicago Film Critics Association Awards

·        Nominated: * Best Director: Baz Luhrmann

                                     * Best Cinematography: Donald McAlpine

 

v  Cinema Audio Society

·        Nominated: * Outstanding Sound Mixing for Motion Pictures

 

v  César Awards

·        Nominated: * Best Foreign Film: Baz Luhrmann

 

v  Director’s Guild of America

·        Nominated: * Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Motion Pictures: Baz

       Luhrmann

 

v  Empire Magazine Awards

·        Won: * Best Director: Baz Luhrmann

 * Best British Actor: Ewan McGregor as Christian

     * Best Actress: Nicole Kidman as Satine

·        Nominated: * Best Film

 

v  European Film Awards

·        Won: * Five Continents Award: Baz Luhrmann

 * Outstanding European Achievement in World Cinema: Ewan McGregor

 

v  Film Critics Circle of Australia

·        Won: * Best Director: Baz Luhrmann

 * Best Cinematography: Donald McAlpine

 

v  Golden Globe Awards (Hollywood Foreign Press Association)

·        Won: * Best Motion Picture – Musical/Comedy: Producers Baz Luhrmann, Martin

    Brown & Fred Baron

 * Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture – Musical/Comedy:

    Nicole Kidman as Satine

 * Best Original Score – Motion Picture: Craig Armstrong

·        Nominated: * Best Director: Baz Luhrmann

   * Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture – Musical/

                                    Comedy: Ewan McGregor as Christian

   * Best Original Song – Motion Picture: “Come What May”, written

            by David Baerwald

 

v  Golden Satellite Awards (International Press Academy)

·        Won: * Best Motion Picture, Musical/Comedy: Producers Baz Luhrmann, Martin

    Brown & Fred Baron

 * Best Director: Baz Luhrmann

 * Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture, Comedy/Musical:

   Ewan McGregor as Christian

     * Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture, Comedy/Musical:

         Nicole Kidman as Satine

 * Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role, Comedy/Musical: Jim

    Broadbent as Harold Zidler

 * Best Art Direction: Catherine Martin & Ann-Marie Beauchamp

 * Best Original Score: Craig Armstrong

 * Best Costume Design: Catherine Martin & Angus Strathie

·        Nominated: * Best Original Screenplay: Baz Luhrmann & Craig Pearce

   * Best Cinematography: Donald McAlpine

   * Best Film Editing: Jill Bilcock

   * Best Original Song: “Come What May”, written by David Baerwald

   * Best Sound: Guntis Sics

   * Best Visual Effects: Chris Godfrey

 

v  Grammy Awards

·        Nominated: * Best Compilation Soundtrack Album for a Motion Picture,

       Television or Other Visual Media

 

v  Hollywood Film Festival

·        Won: * Movie of the Year: Producers Baz Luhrmann, Martin Brown & Fred

    Baron

 

v  Hollywood Makeup Artists & Hair Stylists Guild Awards

·        Won: * Best Period Hair Styling – Feature: Giorgio Gregorini, Ferdinando Merolla

    & Aldo Signoretti

 * Best Period Makeup – Feature: Vincenzo Mastrantonio, Maurizio Silvi &

    Lesley Vanderwalt

 

v  Italian National Syndicate of Film Journalists (Silver Ribbon Awards)

·        Nominated: * Best Director – Foreign Film: Baz Luhrmann

 

v  London Critics Circle Film Awards

·        Won: * Film of the Year

             * British Actor of the Year: Ewan McGregor as Christian

 * Actress of the Year: Nicole Kidman as Satine (also as Grace in The

   Others)

 

v  Los Angeles Critics Circle Film Awards

·        Won: * Best Supporting Actor: Jim Broadbent as Harold Zidler (also as John

    Bailey in Iris)

 * Best Production Design: Catherine Martin

 

v  MTV Movie Awards

·        Won: * Best Female Performance: Nicole Kidman as Satine

 * Best Musical Sequence: “Elephant Love Medley”, performed by Nicole

         Kidman & Ewan McGregor

·        Nominated: * Best Kiss: Nicole Kidman & Ewan McGregor

   * Best Musical Sequence: “Sparkling Diamonds”, performed by

           Nicole Kidman

 

v  Motion Picture Sound Editors (Golden Reel Awards)

·        Won: * Best Sound Editing – Music, Musical Feature Film: Anna Behlmer (re-

    recording mixer), Geoff Foster (scoring mix engineer), Simon Leadley

    (scoring editor & supervising music editor), Stephen Lotwis (vocal

    editor), Christine H. Luethje (music editor/music editing co-ordinator),

    Andy Nelson (re-recording mixer), Tim Ryan (music editor), Lee Scott

    (music editor) & Danielle Weissner (vocal editor)

·        Nominated: * Best Sound Editing – Foreign Film: Michael Axinn (ADR editor),

      Brent Burge (supervising sound editor), Antony Gray

       (supervising dialogue editor), Linda Murdoch (sound effects

       editor), Livia Ruzic (dialogue editor), Susan Shackelford (ADR  

       editor), Gareth Vanderhope (sound effects editor) & Alex Wong

       (sound effects editor)

 

v  National Board of Review, USA

·        Won: * Best Picture

 * Best Supporting Actor: Jim Broadbent as Harold Zidler (also as John

    Bailey in Iris)

 

v  Online Film Critics Society Awards

·        Won: * Best Overall DVD

·        Nominated: * Best Director: Baz Luhrmann

   * Best Cinematography: Donald McAlpine

   * Best Original Score: Craig Armstrong, Marius DeVries & Steve

     Hitchcock

 

v  Producer’s Guild of America (Golden Laurel Awards)

·        Won: * Motion Picture Producer of the Year: Baz Luhrmann, Martin Brown &

    Fred Baron

 

v  Robert Festival

·        Won: * Best Non-American Film: Baz Luhrmann

 

v  San Diego Film Critics Society Awards

·        Won: * Best Production Design: Production designer Catherine Martin & art

                   director Ann-Marie Beauchamp

 

v  Screen Actors Guild Awards

·        Nominated: * Outstanding Performance by the Cast of a Theatrical Motion

       Picture: Nicole Kidman, Ewan McGregor, Jim Broadbent, Richard

       Roxburgh & John Leguizamo

 

v  Society of Motion Picture & Television Art Directors

·        Won: * Award for Excellence in Production Design: Feature Film – Period or

    Fantasy Films: Catherine Martin (production designer), Ann-Marie

    Beauchamp (art director), Ian Gracie (supervising art director) Nikki

    DiFalco (assistant art director), Jacinta Leong (assistant art director),

    Sarah Light (assistant art director), Deborah Riley (assistant art

    director) & Prisque Salvi (assistant art director)

    

v  World Soundtrack Awards

·        Won: * Best Original Song Written Directly for a Film: “Come What May”, written

    by David Baerwald

 * Most Creative Use of Existing Material on a Soundtrack: Craig

              Armstrong, Baz Luhrmann & Marius DeVries

 * Discovery of the Year: Craig Armstrong

·        Nominated: * Best Original Soundtrack of the Year: Craig Armstrong &

  Marius DeVries

       * Best Original Score of the Year Not Released on an Album:

                               Craig Armstrong

 

v  Writer’s Guild of America

·        Nominated: * Best Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen: Baz

  Luhrmann & Craig Pearce

 

 

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