2008 Various Guild Awards (Actors, Producers, Cinematographers, Art Directors +)

UPDATE: Art Directors and Cinema Audio Society winners added.




As I've done for the past 7 years, I'm keeping track of the various Guild Awards. Instead of posting results here though, I've made a web page. I've just added the first of the Guild awards, the nominations for the Screen Actors Guild.

This link goes directly to the 2008 Guilds page:
2008 Hollywood Industry Guild Awards

Even though the archives here got whacked, I luckily kept the results from previous years in text files. I've html'ized them and I'm trying to go back and add in IMDB pages for all the nominees and winners.

This link is if anyone wants to look up results from previous years:
Hollywood Industry Guild Awards

This year, for the first time, I'm keeping track of other, non-Guild awards, such as Critics awards. Results can be found here:
2007-8 Awards Season

Happy awards season!

Re: 2008 Various Guild Awards (Actors, Producers, Cinematographers, Art Directors +)

Thanks Jose!

I read that SAG members on the nominating panel didn't get screeners of Atonement until very late, and it's still in limited release, so not enough of them saw it. I was wondering, because it's shocking to me that Atonement got no nominations at all. I still think it'll get a Best Picture Oscar nomination, and one or more of the cast members will get in too (maybe Knightley and McAvoy, but most likely one of the Brionys (Redgrave, Ronan or Garai).

I also heard that no one from SAG got screeners of Charlie Wilson's War or Sweeney Todd, which would explain why no Johnny Depp, Tom Hanks, Julia Roberts or Philip Seymour Hoffman.

I don't know how they could have gotten There Will Be Blood screeners in time for the ballots, but if I were a SAG member, I'd nominate Daniel Day-Lewis just on the basis of the frickin' trailer. I can't wait to see it!

I'm very happy for everybody, especially Casey Affleck, Amy Ryan, Ryan Gosling, George Clooney, Tilda Swinton, Viggo...really, everybody. I liked all the movies I've seen (now I'm only missing There Will Be Blood, Elizabeth: The Golden Age and A Mighty Heart).

I was sorry not to see Nicole Kidman and Jennifer Jason Leigh on the list because I loved their work in Margot At The Wedding, but that film was too...much, I guess, for some. I'm also sorry not to see Philip Seymour Hoffman, Laura Linney and/or Philip Bosco in for The Savages. Hoffman would have deserved 3 nominations, because he also did stellar work in Before The Devil Knows You're Dead and, though I haven't seen it yet, but I hear, in Charlie Wilson's War (but again, no screeners went out).

I'm thrilled about the Ensemble nom for 3:10 To Yuma. I agree with all the nominations there, though I would have also been happy to see a Juno, Devil, Gone Baby Gone or Michael Clayton ensemble nom instead of Hairspray, but that was a fun movie with a great ensemble cast, so I can't fault the nom (I have to admit that I'm so glad that John Travolta didn't get an individual nomination for it).

Re: 2008 Various Guild Awards (Actors, Producers, Cinematographers, Art Directors +)

Just a bump to say I've posted the Visual Effects Society and American Society of Cinematographers nominations. Also, tons of results have been added to the non-Guild Awards page.

Guild page

non-Guild page

Re: 2008 Various Guild Awards (Actors, Producers, Cinematographers, Art Directors +)

Just a bump to say that all the latest Guild and non-Guild awards have been updated. Me doing this is probably unnecessary, since Adam is keeping everything up-to-date himself in the other thread, but I'll keep up the tradition for the rest of this awards season.

Re: 2008 Various Guild Awards (Actors, Producers, Cinematographers, Art Directors +)

There Will Be Blood (Period), The Golden Compass (Fantasy) and No Country For Old Men (Contemporary) won the Art Directors Guild.

No Country For Old Men won the Cinema Audio Society awards.