London Film Critics Awards Articles

Kenneth Branagh Kenneth Branagh was the London Film Critics' Supporting Actor of the Year for his performance as Laurence Olivier in Simon Curtis' My Week with Marilyn. Co-starring Actress of the Year nominee Michelle Williams and Eddie Redmayne, the film is set during the time Marilyn Monroe (Williams) was in England co-starring with Olivier in The Prince and the Showgirl. Also in the My Week [...]

Dilys Powell Award presenter Donald Sutherland The London Film Critics Awards were held this evening in, where else, London. Donald Sutherland was present to hand the Dilys Powell Award to veteran filmmaker and cinematographer Nicholas Roeg, 83, who directed Sutherland and Julie Christie in the classic 1973 psychological thriller Don't Look Now. [Full list of London Film Critics winners.] Among Roeg's other directorial credits are [...]

Michael Fassbender At the 2012 London Film Critics Awards, Michael Fassbender was selected as British Actor of the Year for both Steve McQueen's sex drama Shame and David Cronenberg's psychological (and sex) drama A Dangerous Method. Fassbender's competition consisted of Tom Cullen for Andrew Haigh's Weekend, Brendan Gleeson for John Michael McDonagh's The Guard, Peter Mullan for Paddy Considine's Tyrannosaur and Steven Spielberg's War Horse, [...]

Jeremy Irvine Jeremy Irvine, the star of Steven Spielberg's World War I drama War Horse, arrives at the 2012 London Film Critics Awards. Irvine was a contender for Young British Performer of the Year, along with John Boyega for Attack the Block, Yasmin Paige for Submarine, Saoirse Ronan for Hanna, and the eventual winner, Craig Roberts for Submarine. [Full list of London Film Critics winners.] [...]