The London Film Critics Circle dished out kudos across the pond Sunday, with top honors going to — what else? — “Boyhood.” Richard Linklater and Patricia Arquette also picked up hardware, while in the British-specific categories, “Under the Skin,” Timothy Spall and Rosamund Pike were among the winners.
London critics award 'Boyhood,' 'Under the Skin'
Posted by Kristopher Tapley · 11:39 am · January 18th, 2015
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'Mr. Turner' leads London Film Critics Circle nominations
Posted by Kristopher Tapley · 4:00 am · December 16th, 2014
Chiming in from across the pond, the London Film Critics Circle has added its collective voice to the 2014 circuit with a list of nominations. It was “Mr. Turner” that led the way with seven total nominations.
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'12 Years a Slave' leads London critics' nods, Gary Oldman receives career honor
Posted by Guy Lodge · 2:59 am · December 17th, 2013
The London Film Critics’ Circle shares their US counterparts’ enthusiasm for “12 Years a Slave,” but almost mixed things up a bit, with the likes of “Frances Ha” and “The Great Beauty” up for the top prize. Meanwhile, Gary Oldman will receive the group’s annual Dilys Powell Award for contribution to cinema.
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Helena Bonham Carter to be honored by the London Film Critics' Circle
Posted by Guy Lodge · 7:05 am · December 11th, 2012
The actress will receive the Dilys Powell Award for contribution to British cinema
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'The Artist,' 'A Separation' and Anna Paquin/Meryl Streep win big with London film critics
Posted by Guy Lodge · 12:36 pm · January 19th, 2012
The London Film Critics Circle (of which I’m a member) handed out its year-end kudos this evening, and “The Artist” was the big winner, taking awards for Film of the Year, Director of the Year and Actor of the Year.
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London Critics' Circle honors Nicolas Roeg
Posted by Guy Lodge · 8:08 am · December 2nd, 2011
The director of such offbeat British classics as “Performance,” “Don’t Look Now” and “The Man Who Fell to Earth” will receive the group’s Dilys Powell Award for contribution to British cinema.
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London Film Critics' Circle aims to stand out
Posted by Guy Lodge · 9:02 am · October 6th, 2011
Keen for a more prominent spot on the awards season calendar, the British answer to the top US critics’ awards have moved back to January, and made some welcome changes to the award categories.
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