Еще один ежегодный голливудский "ритуал" в начале каждого января - церемония чествования победителей премии AFI Awards. В 17-й раз награды десяти лучшим фильмам и десяти лучшим сериалам года раздали на ланчеоне в отеле "Four Seasons" в Беверли-Хиллз 6 января 2017г. Среди победителей в категории "кино" - "Ограды", "Прибытие", "Ла Ла Лэнд" и другие картины, которые были на слуху у всех в последние несколько месяцев. Из телевизионных работ отметили "Корону", "Игру престолов", мини-сериал "Однажды ночью" и др. В год 50-летия AFI специальная 21-я награда досталась документальному фильму "O.J.: Made in America". Воздать другу другу почести и провести пятничный вечер в звездной компании пришли многие знаменитости, включая Мартина Скорсезе, Мела Гибсона, Клинта Иствуда, Дензела Вашингтона и другие культовые персонажи киноиндустрии. Нашлось местечко за столом команды киноленты "Молчание" и Эндрю Гарфилду. Фотографии и подробности мероприятия - ниже по курсу.
06.01.2017 - 2016 AFI AWARDS
10 лучших фильмов по версии AFI:
10 лучших сериалов по версии AFI:
- Прибытие / Arrival
- Ограды / Fences
- Любой ценой / Hell or High Water
- Ла Ла Лэнд / La La Land
- Манчестер у моря / Manchester by the Sea
- Лунный свет / Moonlight
- Молчание / Silence
- Чудо на Гудзоне / Sully
- Зверополис / Zootopia
- Американцы / The Americans
- Атланта / Atlanta
- Лучше звоните Солу / Better Call Saul
- Корона / The Crown
- Игра престолов / Game of Thrones
- Однажды ночью / The Night Of
- Американская история преступлений / The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story
- Очень странные дела / Stranger Things
- Это мы / This Is Us
- Вице-президент / Veep
ЭНРЮ ГАРФИЛД
Эндрю Гарфилд и Мел Гибсон
Эндрю Гарфилд и Мартин Скорсезе
Эндрю Гарфилд и Винс Вон
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Actor Andrew Garfield attends the 17th annual AFI Awards at Four Seasons Los Angeles at Beverly Hills on January 6, 2017 in Los Angeles, California
Эндрю Гарфилд и Мел Гибсон
По словам репортера E!Online Эндрю Гарфилд и Эмма Стоун не испытывают абсолютно никакой неловкости, посещая одни и те же мероприятия в этом сезон, и свободно общаются друг с другом. Во время ланчеона Эндрю, например, подошел к столику Эммы и присел на свободный стул рядом с ней. Кое-кто из присутствующих даже расслышал, как актриса якобы успокоила Эндрю: "Мне намного лучше". После чего Эндрю Гарфилд встал, но продолжил разговор с ней и режиссером фильма "Ла Ла Лэнд" Дэмьеном Шазеллом, положив руку на плечо Эммы.
Эндрю Гарфилд и Мартин Скорсезе
Эндрю Гарфилд и Винс Вон
THR: A spotlight shone on some of the best films and TV shows of 2016 as the American Film Institute, which is celebrating its 50th birthday this year, today hosted its 17th annual AFI Awards luncheon at Beverly Hills' Four Seasons Hotel. The top 10 films and top 10 TV shows — as chosen by two AFI juries of artists, critics, scholars and AFI trustees — were celebrated, while O.J.: Made in America, Ezra Edelman's landmark documentary, was recognized as the recipient of a rare "special award."
With Oscar voting having begun Jan. 5 and running through Jan. 13, few contenders associated with the films being honored passed up the chance to hobnob and be photographed in a room filled with Academy members. Among those in attendance: Arrival's Amy Adams, Fences' Denzel Washington, Hacksaw Ridge's Mel Gibson, Hell or High Water's Jeff Bridges, La La Land's Emma Stone, Manchester by the Sea's Michelle Williams, Moonlight's Mahershala Ali and Naomie Harris, Silence's Martin Scorsese and Sully's Clint Eastwood.
Proud executives on hand from the studios, which help to keep the AFI in business, included Paramount's Brad Grey (who faced the great problem of having to navigate between tables for three films that all were being honored: Arrival, Fences and Silence); Warner Bros.' Kevin Tsujihara and Sue Kroll; CBS' Leslie Moonves and Terry Press; and Roadside Attractions' Howard Cohen and Eric d'Arbeloff, among many others.
The gathering began, as always, with a beautiful montage of clips prepared by AFI's resident magician, Chris Merrill. It started with snippets from movies released during years ending in the same number as 2016, such as 1966's The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (prompting applause for Eastwood), 1976's Network (the "mad as hell" clip evoked a knowing ovation) and 2006's The Departed (prompting applause for Scorsese) and Borat (the room exploded in laughter upon seeing the title character defecating in front of the Trump International Hotel & Tower in New York's Columbus Circle). The montage then transitioned to scenes from 2016's honorees, over which played a somber rendition of "America the Beautiful."
After that, AFI President Bob Gazzale welcomed guests — including past AFI chiefs George Stevens Jr. and Jean Picker Firstenberg — to the one awards show where the winners already know they have won and that does not ask their distributors to pay for a table. (The event's motto, Gazzale said, is, "No competition. Community.") He also proudly pointed out that 25 graduates of the AFI Conservatory are among those responsible for the 2016 works being honored. (...)
With Oscar voting having begun Jan. 5 and running through Jan. 13, few contenders associated with the films being honored passed up the chance to hobnob and be photographed in a room filled with Academy members. Among those in attendance: Arrival's Amy Adams, Fences' Denzel Washington, Hacksaw Ridge's Mel Gibson, Hell or High Water's Jeff Bridges, La La Land's Emma Stone, Manchester by the Sea's Michelle Williams, Moonlight's Mahershala Ali and Naomie Harris, Silence's Martin Scorsese and Sully's Clint Eastwood.
Proud executives on hand from the studios, which help to keep the AFI in business, included Paramount's Brad Grey (who faced the great problem of having to navigate between tables for three films that all were being honored: Arrival, Fences and Silence); Warner Bros.' Kevin Tsujihara and Sue Kroll; CBS' Leslie Moonves and Terry Press; and Roadside Attractions' Howard Cohen and Eric d'Arbeloff, among many others.
The gathering began, as always, with a beautiful montage of clips prepared by AFI's resident magician, Chris Merrill. It started with snippets from movies released during years ending in the same number as 2016, such as 1966's The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (prompting applause for Eastwood), 1976's Network (the "mad as hell" clip evoked a knowing ovation) and 2006's The Departed (prompting applause for Scorsese) and Borat (the room exploded in laughter upon seeing the title character defecating in front of the Trump International Hotel & Tower in New York's Columbus Circle). The montage then transitioned to scenes from 2016's honorees, over which played a somber rendition of "America the Beautiful."
After that, AFI President Bob Gazzale welcomed guests — including past AFI chiefs George Stevens Jr. and Jean Picker Firstenberg — to the one awards show where the winners already know they have won and that does not ask their distributors to pay for a table. (The event's motto, Gazzale said, is, "No competition. Community.") He also proudly pointed out that 25 graduates of the AFI Conservatory are among those responsible for the 2016 works being honored. (...)
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