Critics’ Choice Movie Awards winners revealed

Kevin Costner received the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Critics’ Choice Movie Awards last night (15.01.15).

The 59-year-old actor – who has appeared in ‘Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves’, ‘Dance With Wolves’ and ‘The Untouchables’ during his lengthy career – thanked those behind the scenes of his movies, as well as his parents and wife Christine Baumgartner for their support.

He said: "I would like to thank the directors who took the chance on me….to all the drivers who drove me early and late and kept me safe…to the people who prepared the food for us…thank you. To my assistants..to the crews who worked impossible hours…and of course to my fellow actors to always manage to fight their way to this mythical place called Hollywood, nobody has it better than us right? So try to act grateful.

"This can only end where it started so I want to say a simple thank you to my parents and my beautiful wife and partner."

Elsewhere at the prestigious ceremony – which celebrated its 20th year – ‘Birdman’ swept the board winning in seven categories, including three for the film’s star, Michael Keaton, who took the prizes for Best Actor, Best Comedy Actor, and Best Acting Ensemble.

‘Boyhood’ was also praised, picking up the Best Picture and Best Director awards at the event – which took place at the Hollywood Palladium – as well as Best Supporting Actress for Patricia Arquette and Best Young Actor/Actress for 20-year-old Ellar Coltrane.

Other films praised during the evening included ‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’ which won Best Comedy, and ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ which was crowned Best Action Movie.



The full list of winners from the 20th Critics’ Choice Movie Awards:



Best picture

‘Boyhood’



Best actor

Michael Keaton – ‘Birdman’



Best actress

Julianne Moore – ‘Still Alice’



Best director

Richard Linklater – ‘Boyhood’



Best acting ensemble

‘Birdman’



Best adapted screenplay

‘Gone Girl’



Best original screenplay

‘Birdman’



Best comedy

‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’



Best actress in a comedy

Jenny Slate – ‘Obvious Child’



Best actor in a comedy

Michael Keaton – ‘Birdman’



Best supporting actress

Patricia Arquette- ‘Boyhood’



Best supporting actor

J.K. Simmons – ‘Whiplash’



Best song

‘Glory’ – Common/John Legend – ‘Selma’



Best animated feature

‘The Lego Movie’



Best action movie

‘Guardians of the Galaxy’



Best actress in an action movie

Emily Blunt – ‘Edge of Tomorrow’



Best actor in an action movie

Bradley Cooper – ‘American Sniper’



Best young actor/actress

Ellar Coltrane – ‘Boyhood’



Best sci fi/horror movie

‘Interstellar’



Best documentary feature

‘Life Itself’



Best cinematography

‘Birdman’ – Emmanuel Lubezki



Best visual effects

‘Dawn of the Planet of the Apes;



Best editing

‘Birdman’ – Douglas Crise, Stephen Mirrione



Best art direction

‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’ – Adam Stockhausen/Production Designer, Anna Pinnock/Set Decorator



Best costume design

‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’ – Milena Canonero



Best hair & makeup

‘Guardians of the Galaxy’



Best score

Antonio Sanchez – ‘Birdman’



Best foreign language film

‘Force Majeure’ (Sweden)