All the Awards and Nominations for HP in 2011

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LIST of all the Awards and Nominations given to the Harry Potter film(s) in 2011 Award Season:

British Academy Film and Television Awards-BAFTA (will air on TV on Feb 13)

1. OUTSTANDING BRITISH CONTRIBUTION TO CINEMA (ANNOUNCED)

-Harry Potter Films

2. SPECIAL VISUAL EFFECTS (PENDING)

-Tim Burke

-John Richardson

-Nicolas Aithadi

-Christian Manz

3. MAKE UP & HAIR (PENDING)

-Amanda Knight

-Lisa Tomblin

-Nick Dudman

source: http://www.bafta.org/awards/film/2011-film-awards,1572,BA.html

Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences-Oscars (will air on TV on Feb 27)

1. VISUAL EFFECTS (PENDING)

-Tim Burke

-John Richardson

-Christian Manz

-Nicolas Aithadi

2. ART DIRECTION (PENDING)

-Stuart Craig (Production Design)

-Stephenie McMillan (Set Decoration)

source: http://oscar.go.com/nominations

Broadcast Film Critics Association-BFCA (already aired on TV)

1. VISUAL EFFECTS (Nominated):

-Tim Burke

-John Richardson

- Nicolas Aithadi

-Christian Manz

2. MAKE UP (Nominated):

-Amanda Knight

-Lisa Tomblin

-Nick Dudman

source: http://www.bfca.org/ccawards/2010.php

Visual Effects Society-VES (does not air on TV)

1.Outstanding Visual Effects in a Visual-Effects Driven Feature Motion Picture (Nominated)

-Tim Burke

-Emma Norton

-John Richardson

2. Outstanding Animated Character in a Live Action Feature Motion Picture for Dobby (Nominated)

-Mathieu Vig

-Ben Lambert

-Laurie Brugger

-Marine Poirson

3. Outstanding Animated Character in a Live Action Feature Motion Picture for Kreacher (Nominated)

-Laurent Laban

-Will Brand

-Matthieu Goutte

-Jason Baker

4. Outstanding Visual Effects in a Special Venue Project for Harry Potter and the Forbidden Forest (Nominated)

-Richard Ivan Mann

-Adam Howard

-Matt Hendershot

-James Strauss

source: http://www.visualeffectssociety.com/node/1931

Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards (Will air on TV April)

1. Favorite Movie (Pending)

-Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1

2. Favorite Movie Actress (Pending)

-Emma Watson

**VOTED ONLINE**

source: http://www.nick.com/kids-choice-awards/nominees

Buzzsugar Best of 2010 (VOTED ONLINE BY FANS)

-Best Dramatic Movie (WON)

-Best Action Movie (WON)

-Best Movie Romance for Rupert and Emma as Ron and Hermione (WON)

-Favorite British Actor for Daniel Radcliffe as Harry (WON)

-Best British Actress for Emma Watson as Hermione (WON)

-Best Movie Villain for Ralph Fiennes as Voldemort (WON)

-Best Movie Dude Buddies for Daniel and Rupert as Harry and Ron (WON)

-Best Dramtic Actor for Daniel Radcliffe as Harry (Nominated)

-Best Dramtic Actress for Emma Watson as Hermione (Nominated)

-Best Big-Screen Tough Chick for Emma Watson as Hermione (Nominated)

source: http://www.popsugar.co.uk/tag/Best+of+2010+Poll

Virgin Media Movie Awards (VOTED ONLINE BY FANS; ALL PENDING)

-Most Awesome Movie Of The Year

-Most Wanted 2011

-Nastiest Villain Of The Year for Ralph Fiennes as Voldemort

-Guy of the Year for Daniel Radcliffe

-Girl of the Year for Emma Watson

-Lamest Couple Of The Year for Rupert and Emma

source: http://www.virginmedia.com/movies/awards/home.php

**SO FAR HARRY POTTER HAS BEEN NOMINATED FOR 18 FAN-VOTED AWARDS AND WON 7 AWARDS; 8 PENDING**

**SO FAR HARRY POTTER HAS BEEN NOMINATED FOR 10 GUILD AWARDS AND WON 1 AWARD; 4 PENDING**

**SO FAR HARRY POTTER OVERALL HAS BEEN NOMINATED FOR 28 AWARDS AND WON 8 AWARDS; 12 PENDING**

stay tuned for the 2011 MTV Movie Awards, 2011 Teen Choice Awards, 2011 Scream Awards, and 2012 People's Choice Awards, where Harry Potter will most likely get nominated in the future.

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'Harry Potter' To Receive Outstanding British Contribution To Film Award At The BAFTAs

By: Terri Schwartz; MTV

It's about time!

The British Academy of Film and Television Arts announced today that at this year's British Academy Film Awards they will give the "Harry Potter" film series the award for Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema. The franchise has spanned more than a decade and has accomplished amazing feats, so we're glad that someone is recognizing it (we're pointing accusing looks at you, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences).

Author JK Rowling and producer David Heyman will receive the award on behalf of the franchise during the BAFTA ceremony on February 13. In anticipation of the presentation, we've decided to outline the reasons why we think the "Harry Potter" series more than deserves this award.

1. It's maintained the same central cast of character for eight films.

Yes, I know Richard Harris passed away after the second film and so he had to be replaced by Michael Gambon, but we'll count that as a necessary exception. And yes, I know that feat has sort of been done before like with Japan's "Tora-san" films, which was a 48-film-long comedy series starring Kiyoshi Atsumi. But the amount of effort that was necessary to make the "Harry Potter" film series have the amount of continuity that it does is definitely unprecedented.

2. The effects work is astounding.

"Harry Potter" has been nominated for seven special effects Oscars, and never won once. Okay, so "Avatar's" CGI was of course better, and there definitely has been special effects work done, but again, the amount of effort to maintain the continuity of the special effects is amazing. Let's face it, after watching those films you really wanted to play Quidditch and wizard's chess.

3. It's raked in over $6.3 billion worldwide.

Those numbers should speak for themselves. It's ranking up there with "Star Wars," "The Lord of the Rings" and "James Bond" as being one of the most successful film franchises of all time, and there's a reason for it. The "Harry Potter" films are great works of art and we will be looking back 50 years from now just as fondly at them as we do for "Star Wars" and "James Bond," despite how dated the CGI might seem.

4. The positive economic effects of that have trickled through the British film industry.

It's taken a lot of people to make the "Potter" films, and that means there have been a lot of people employed over the past decade thanks to it. The fact that Warner Bros. purchased Leavesden Studios after "Deathly Hallows" wrapped guarantees those jobs will still be available today, which is a great boon for the British film industry.

5. It highlights pretty much everything that makes British film great.

Sure, Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint and Tom Felton were unknowns when they were first cast in the "Potter" films, but now they are some of the most beloved young actors in Britain. It should also be noted that Rowling stipulated the cast be made up entirely of Brits, which opened the doorway for some of Britain's best adult talents to be showcased in the films as well. There's Alan Rickman and Ralph Fiennes and Gary Oldman and Kenneth Branagh... the list goes on and on and on.

In addition to adding and popularizing British film, the "Harry Potter" films also celebrate it. And there's no question that those films deserve to be celebrated in turn.

source: http://moviesblog.mtv.com/2011/02/03/harry-potter-to-receive-outstandi ng-british-contribution-to-film-award-at-the-baftas/

^i'm so happy and excited about this. truly well deserved. for once, i couldn't agree more with MTV. LOVED everything they said there.

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