“Talk to Me” Margot Robbie Wayne – The Hollywood Reporter

The Australian Academy of Film and Television Arts (AACTA) handed out its 2024 awards on Saturday, and… Talk to me thWidely recognized, including Best Picture and Best Director, while Margot Robbie was honored with the Trailblazer Award.

Barbie, Oppenheimer And The bear They were among Hollywood’s honourees, with major Australian winners including the likes Newsreader, Didloach And The new boy.

“Talk to me She is the biggest winner of the night, adding three more awards to her collection, bringing her total to eight, following on from the AACTA Industry Awards earlier in the week. Awards include Best Direction in a Film for brothers, YouTubers-turned-directors, Danny and Michael Filippo.

Among the acting talent awards, rising star Sophie Wilde won the award for Best Lead Actress in a Motion Picture for her performance in a film Talk to me, While Aswan Reid won the Best Lead Actor in Cinema award for his role The new boy. Anna Torv won the AACTA Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama News readerwhile Hugo Weaving added two awards to his collection – for Best Lead Actor in a Drama for his role in Loved Me And for Best Supporting Actor in a Movie Rooster.

In TV categories News reader And Impasse He won five AACTA Awards each.

Meanwhile, the AACTA Trailblazer Award was presented to Robbie, which highlights “the achievements, capabilities and success of an Australian screen practitioner who inspires others in the industry”.

“Awards season favorite Barbie, bear And Oppenheimer They are among the winners of the AACTA International Awards, which were also presented at the ceremony. “Individual international winners include Cillian Murphy, Margot Robbie and Christopher Nolan.”

The stars came out in force to collect the awards. Rebel Wilson was spotted on the red carpet before hosting the gala held at the House of the Arts (HOTA) on Australia’s Gold Coast. “She joined Margot Robbie, Ron Howard and Cate Blanchett at the star-studded ceremony as the industry came together to honor the country’s best and brightest screen talent at the 2024 AACTA Awards presented by Foxtel Group,” AACTA said.

See the full list of Australian Academy Awards winners below.

film

the best movie
Talk to Me – Samantha Jennings, Christina Setion – Causeway Films

Best direction in the film
Talk to Me – Danny Filippo, Michael Filippo

Best Lead Actor in a Movie
Aswan Red – the new boy

Best Lead Actress in a Movie
Sophie Wilde – Talk to Me

Best Supporting Actor in a Film
Hugo Weaving – The Rooster

Best Supporting Actress in a Film
Deborah Mailman – The New Boy

Best cast in the movie
Shaida – Anousha Zarkesh

Best cinematography in cinema
New Boy – Warwick Thornton

Best costume design in the movie
Carmen – Emily Seresin

Best editing in the movie
Talk to Me – Jeff Lamb

Best hair and makeup
Talk to Me – Rebecca Buratto, Paul Catty, Nick Nicolaou

Best indie film
Limbo – Ivan Sen (director), David Jowsey, Greer Simpkin, Rachel Huggins – Bonya Productions

Best Original Film Score
Talk to Me – Cornel Wilczek

Best production design in film
New Boy – Amy Baker

Best screenplay in cinema
Talk to me – Danny Filippo, Bill Heisman

Best sound in the movie
Talk to Me – Emma Portignon, Pete Smith, Nick Steele

the television

Best drama series
Newsreader – Joanna Werner, Michael Lucas – Werner Film Productions (ABC)

Best Acting in a Comedy Film
Kit Box – Deadlock

The best program for children
Bluey – Joe Broom, Charlie Aspinwall, Sam Moore, Daley Pearson – Ludo Studio (ABC)

The best comedy entertainment program
Tough Test – Chris Walker, Kevin White, Tom Gleeson, John Tabagh – Thinkative Television and ABC (ABC)

Best comedian
Cal Wilson – The Great Australian Baking

The best reality entertainment program
Hospice for Teens – Tony De La Peña, Tara McWilliams, Emily Potts – Endemol Shine Australia (ABC)

Best Lead Actor in a Drama
Hugo Weaving – Love Me

Best Lead Actress in a Drama
Anna Torv – news reader

The best lifestyle program
Gardening Australia – Jill Lomas – ABC Television (ABC)

Best short series
Alice Hart’s Lost Flowers – Jodi Matterson, Bruna Papandrea, Steve Hutinsky, Barbara Gibbs, Sarah Lambert, Glendyn Ivin – Made-up Stories, Amazon Studios, Season 5 (Amazon Prime Video)

Best fictional comedy series
Colin from Accounts – Ian Colley, Rob Gibson, Patrick Bramall, Harriet Dyer – Easy Tiger (Bing, Foxtel)

Best reality show
MasterChef Australia – David Forster, Simon Child, Eoin Maher, April MacKay – Endemol Shine Australia (Network Ten)

Best screenplay on television
Deadloch (Episode 1) – Kate McCartney, Kate MacLennan

Best special offer
Hannah Gadsby: Something Special – Hannah Gadsby, Kevin White, Kathleen McCarthy, Jenny Schmach, Frank Bruzzese – Guesswork Television Pty Ltd (Netflix)

Best Supporting Actor in a Drama
Hunter Page-Lockard – Newsreader

Best Supporting Actress in a Drama
Heather Mitchell – Love Me

Best acting on television
Dedlock – Alison Telford, Kate Leonard

Best Cinematography in Television
Alice Hart’s Lost Flowers – Episode 1 – Sam Chiplin

Best costume design in television
Newsreader – Episode 4 – Zaid Dragojolovic

Best Direction in Drama or Comedy
Newsreader (Episode 4) – Emma Freeman

Best Directing in Reality Television
The Australian Wars (Episode 1) – Rachel Perkins, Dylan River, Tove Billing

Best documentary or reality show
The Australian Wars – Darren Dale, Rachel Perkins, Belinda Mravic – Blackfella Films Pty Ltd (NITV, SBS)

Best Editing in a Documentary Film
The Australian Wars – Andrea Lange, Mark Atkin, Hilary Balmond

Best TV Editing: Deadloch – Episode 1 – Angie Higgins

The best entertainment program
Eurovision Song Contest 2023 – Grand Final – Paul Clarke, Emily Griggs – Blink TV Production Pty Ltd (SBS)

The best original scores on television
Deadloch – Episode 1 – Amanda Brown

Best Production Design in Television
Alice Hart’s Lost Flowers – Episode 1 – Melinda Doering

Best sound in TV
Alice Hart’s Lost Flowers – Episode 6 – David Leigh, Robert Mackenzie, Leah Katz, James Ashton

documentary

Best Documentary Film
John Farnham: Finding Your Voice – Bobby Stockel (directed), Mikael Borglund, Paul Clarke, Martin Fabini, Olivia Hopman – Beyond Oz in association with Blink TV Production

Best Cinematography in a Documentary Film
Giants – Sherwin Akbarzadeh

Best Soundtrack in a Documentary Film
Dark Emo Story – Caitlin Yu, Damian Lin

Best sound in a documentary
Ego: The Michael Gudinski Story – David Walliams

Connected

Best online drama or comedy
Latecomers – Liam Heine, Hana Njo, Angus Thompson, Emma Myers, Nina Aoyama, Madeleine Gottlieb, Alistair Baldwin – Mad Ones Films and Lazy Susan Films

short film

Best short film
Finding Addison – Francesca Braithwaite, Jess Milne, Nick Bolton – Blue Sparrow Entertainment

last

Best visual effects or animation
Indiana Jones and the Disc of Destiny – Andrew Whitehurst, Kathy Siegel, Alistair Williams, Julian Hutchins, Ian Cobb – Sunshine Pictures

Individually

Trailblazer Award
Margot Robbie

Byron Kennedy Award
Bruna Papandrea

Brian Walsh Award
Tell me what?

Reg Grundy Award
Rachel Berger (very funny)

People’s Choice Awards

Favorite TV show
Jenny and Georgia

Favorite movie
Barbie

Favorite actress
Margot Robbie

Favorite actor
Adam Sandler

Favorite Australian media personality
Sophie Monk

Australia’s favorite digital innovator
Kat Clark and her family @katclark

Favorite Australian sporting moment
Football: The Matildas’ World Cup career

International awards

International Award for Best Actor in a Series
Jeremy Allen White – Bear

International Award for Best Actress in a Series
Sarah Snook – Succession

International Award for Best Comedy Series
The bear

International Award for Best Film Direction
Oppenheimer – Christopher Nolan

International Award for Best Drama Series
Succession

International Award for Best Film
Barbie

International Award for Best Lead Actor in a Film
Cillian Murphy-Oppenheimer

International Award for Best Lead Actress in a Film
Margot Robbie – Barbie

International Award for Best Screenplay in Cinema
Poor things – Tony McNamara

International Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Film
Ryan Gosling – Barbie

International Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Film
Vanessa Kirby – Napoleon