Our Starry Night in Hollywood Movies for Grownups Awards
Our Starry Night in Hollywood - Movies for Grownups Awards Movies for Grownups
Nancy Perry Graham, vice president and editor of the magazine, called Redford "a film icon who has captivated audiences for decades with stellar performances in countless films including The Way We Were, All the President's Men and The Natural, and Oscar-winning directing in Ordinary People." Colin Firth, who has been scooping up honors all awards season as a best actor nominee for , is the magazine's . The King's Speech was chosen Best Movie for Grownups. is the for her vivacious, self-involved performance as Mary in Another Year, John Malkovich is for his quirky character in and Phylicia Rashad is for her wise portrayal of Gilda in For Colored Girls. Danny Boyle is for his impressive film, 127 Hours. Movies for Grownups and the award ceremony celebrate movies "that have distinct relevance to the 50-plus audience," said Graham. "Our readers rely on us to cut out the kid stuff and put dynamic, character-driven films in their queues," said and movie critic. Awards will be given in 15 categories, including Best Buddy Movie and Best Love Story, at the Monday gala, hosted by actors Dana Delany and Peter Gallagher and attended by a galaxy of stars including Taraji P. Henson, Sally Field, Robin Wright, Maria Bello, John Mahoney, Angela Lansbury and more. Editors spent more than 100 hours screening 2010's eligible Hollywood studio and independent films. Readers were invited to participate and vote their choice at AARP.org. After thousands of online votes, the 2010 Reader's Choice Award went to the box office hit The King's Speech.
Our Starry Night in Hollywood
Movies for Grownups Awards gala to honor Robert Redford Colin Firth and many more big names
Lucas Dolega/EPA/Corbis, Anne-Christine Poujoulat/AFP/Getty Images, Jeff Vespa/WireImage/Getty Images, Jim Spellman/WireImage , Colin Firth, Lesley Manville and Phylicia Rashad are among the stars who will receive Movies for Grownups Awards Monday night from at a gala dinner in Beverly Hills, Calif. Redford, who will turn 75 this year, will receive the magazine's prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award for a legendary and directing.Movies for Grownups Awards
The King's Speech, Secretariat — which were the must-see films of the past year? And which stars attended our Gala?Nancy Perry Graham, vice president and editor of the magazine, called Redford "a film icon who has captivated audiences for decades with stellar performances in countless films including The Way We Were, All the President's Men and The Natural, and Oscar-winning directing in Ordinary People." Colin Firth, who has been scooping up honors all awards season as a best actor nominee for , is the magazine's . The King's Speech was chosen Best Movie for Grownups. is the for her vivacious, self-involved performance as Mary in Another Year, John Malkovich is for his quirky character in and Phylicia Rashad is for her wise portrayal of Gilda in For Colored Girls. Danny Boyle is for his impressive film, 127 Hours. Movies for Grownups and the award ceremony celebrate movies "that have distinct relevance to the 50-plus audience," said Graham. "Our readers rely on us to cut out the kid stuff and put dynamic, character-driven films in their queues," said and movie critic. Awards will be given in 15 categories, including Best Buddy Movie and Best Love Story, at the Monday gala, hosted by actors Dana Delany and Peter Gallagher and attended by a galaxy of stars including Taraji P. Henson, Sally Field, Robin Wright, Maria Bello, John Mahoney, Angela Lansbury and more. Editors spent more than 100 hours screening 2010's eligible Hollywood studio and independent films. Readers were invited to participate and vote their choice at AARP.org. After thousands of online votes, the 2010 Reader's Choice Award went to the box office hit The King's Speech.