With 10 nominations, DreamWorks/Universal’s “Gladiator” and USA Films’ “Traffic” (with nine) led the field of noms for the fifth annual Golden Satellite Awards, to be presented by the International Press Academy at a ceremony held Jan. 14 at the Beverly Hills Hotel.
Both films are up for kudos in the category of motion picture drama, with the remaining noms including Universal’s “Billy Elliot,” U’s “Erin Brockovich,” Fox Searchlight’s “Quills” and Fine Line’s “Dancer in the Dark.”
Noms for motion picture, comedy or musical, are DreamWork’s “Almost Famous,” Warner Bros./Castle Rock’s “Best in Show,” USA’s “Nurse Betty,” U/Buena Vista’s “O Brother, Where Art Thou?” Fine Line’s “State and Main” and Par’s “Wonder Boys.”
Noms for foreign-language pic are Sony Classics’ “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon” (China), “Goya in Bordeaux” (Spain), “Shower” (China), “His Wife’s Diary” (Russia), Miramax’s “Malena” (Italy) and Phaedra’s “The Terrorist” (India).
The 10 noms for “Gladiator” include Ridley Scott for director, Russell Crowe for actor in a drama, and Joaquin Phoenix for supporting actor in a drama.
“Traffic’s” noms include Steven Soderbergh for director and Benicio Del Toro for supporting actor in a drama. Soderbergh is competing against himself, since he’s also nominated for “Erin Brockovich.”
Francis Ford Coppola will be feted with the IPA’s newly named Mary Pickford Award for outstanding artistic contribution to the entertainment industry.
Other special achievement awards will be presented to Thom Mount, for his career of service in the entertainment industry; Robert Brown, new talent; “The West Wing,” television ensemble; and “Traffic” for motion picture ensemble.
The org presents noms in 24 film categories, as well as 10 TV races, and four new-media divisions.
The following is a list of nominees for all 38 categories:
MOTION PICTURES
Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture, Drama
Joan Allen – THE CONTENDER (DreamWorks)
Gillian Anderson – THE HOUSE OF MIRTH (Sony Pictures Classics)
Bjork – DANCER IN THE DARK (FineLine Features)
Ellen Burstyn – REQUIEM FOR A DREAM (Artisan)
Laura Linney – YOU CAN COUNT ON ME (Paramount Classics)
Julia Roberts – ERIN BROCKOVICH (Universal/Columbia)
Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture, Drama
Jamie Bell – BILLY ELLIOT (Universal Pictures)
Sean Connery – FINDING FORRESTER (Columbia)
Russell Crowe – GLADIATOR (DreamWorks/Universal)
Ed Harris – POLLOCK (Sony Pictures Classics)
Geoffrey Rush – QUILLS (Fox)
Denzel Washington – REMEMBER THE TITANS (Walt Disney Pictures)
Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture, Comedy or Musical
Brenda Blethyn – SAVING GRACE
Sandra Bullock – MISS CONGENIALITY
Glenn Close – 102 DALMATIANS
Camaeron Diaz – CHARLIE’S ANGELS
Jenna Elfman – KEEPING THE FAITH
Renee Zellweger – NURSE BETTY
Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture, Comedy or Musical
George Clooney – O BROTHER, WHERE ART THOU? (Touchstone & Universal)
Michael Douglas – WONDER BOYS (Paramount Pictues)
Richard Gere – DR. T & THE WOMEN (Artisan)
Christopher Guest – BEST IN SHOW
Eddie Murphy – NUTTY PROFESSOR II
Edward Northon – KEEPING THE FAITH (Walt Disney Pictures)
Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role, Drama
Judi Dench – CHOCOLAT (Miramax)
Catherine Deneuve – DANCER IN THE DARK (FineLine Features)
Jennifer Ehle/Rosemary Harris – SUNSHINE (Paramount Classics)
Samantha Morton – JESUS’ SON
Julie Walters – BILLY ELLIOT (Universal Pictures)
Kate Winslet – QUILLS (Fox)
Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role, Drama
Jeff Bridges – THE CONTENDER (DreamWorks)
Robert De Niro – MEN OF HONOR (Fox)
Benicio del Toro – TRAFFIC (USA Films)
Albert Finney – ERIN BROCKOVICH (Universal/Columbia)
Bruce Greenwood – THIRTEEN DAYS (New Line Cinema)
Joaquin Phoenix – GLADIATOR (DreamWorks/Universal)
Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role, Comedy or Musical
Kate Hudson – ALMOST FAMOUS (DreamWorks)
Holly Hunter – O BROTHER, WHERE ART THOU?
Frances McDormand – ALMOST FAMOUS (DreamWorks)
Catherine O’Hara – BEST IN SHOW
Rebecca Pigeon – STATE AND MAIN
Marisa Tomei – WHAT WOMEN WANT
Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role, Comedy or Musical
Willem Dafoe – SHADOW OF A VAMPIRE
Morgan Freeman – NURSE BETTY
Philip Seymour Hoffman – ALMOST FAMOUS
Tim Blake Nelson – O BROTHER, WHERE ART THOU?
Brad Pitt – SNATCH (distr. Columbia)
Owen Wilson – SHANGHAI NOON
Best Motion Picture, Drama
BILLY ELLIOT (Universal Pictures)
ERIN BROCKOVICH (Universal Pictures/Columbia)
DANCER IN THE DARK (FineLine Pictures)
GLADIATOR (Universal/DreamWorks Pictures)
QUILLS (Twentieth Century Fox, releasing co.)
TRAFFIC (USA Films)
Best Motion Picture, Comedy or Musical
ALMOST FAMOUS (DreamWorks)
BEST IN SHOW (USA Films)
NURSE BETTY (USA Films)
O BROTHER, WHERE ART THOU? (Touchstone/Universal Pictures)
STATE AND MAIN (Fine Line Pictures)
WONDER BOYS (Paramount)
Best Motion Picture, Foreign Language
CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON (China-Sony Pictures Classics)
GOYA IN BORDEAUX (Spain – Sony Pictures Classics)
HIS WIFE’S DIARY (Russia)
MALENA (Italy-Miramax)
SHOWER (China -Sony Pictures Classics)
THE TERRORIST (India-Phaedra Cinema)
Best Motion Picture, Animated or Mixed Media
CHICKEN RUN (DreamWorks, THE WALLACE AND GROMIT FILMS)
DINOSAUR (Walt Disney Pictures, produced by Pam Marsden)
THE EMPEROR’S NEW GROOVE (Walt Disney Pictures)
RUGRATS IN PARIS, THE MOVIE (Paramount Pictures/Nickelodeon)
TITAN AE (Twentieth Century Fox)
Best Motion Picture, Documentary
DARK DAYS (dir. Mark Singer)
“EYES OF TAMMY FAYE” (LionsGate)
INTO THE ARMS OF A STRANGER (Warner Bros.)
ONE DAY IN SEPTEMBER
“RECKLESS INDIFFERENCE”
THE TRUE STORY OF MARION DAVIES (Timeline Films)
Best Director
Cameron Crowe – ALMOST FAMOUS
Philip Kaufman – QUILLS
Ang Lee – CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON
Ridley Scott – GLADIATOR
Steven Soderbergh – ERIN BROCKOVICH
Steven Soderbergh – TRAFFIC
Best Screenplay, Original
Cameron Crowe – ALMOST FAMOUS
Susannah Grant – ERIN BROCKOVICH
Lee Hall – BILLY ELLIOT
Ken Lonergan – YOU CAN COUNT ON ME
David Mamet – STATE AND MAIN
Best Screenplay, Adapted
Joel Coen & Ethan Coen – O BROTHER, WHERE ART THOU?
Terence Davies – THE HOUSE OF MIRTH
Stephen Gaghan – TRAFFIC
David Self – THIRTEEN DAYS
Doug Wright – QUILLS
Best Original Score
Danny Elfman – PROOF OF LIFE (Warner Bros. Pictures)
Cliff Martinez – TRAFFIC (USA Films)
Ennio Morricone – MALENA (Miramax)
Rachel Portman – THE LEGEND OF BAGGER VANCE (Fox)
Hans Zimmer – GLADIATOR (Universal/DreamWorks)
Best Original Song
A Fool In Love – MEET THE PARENTS
I’ve Seen It All (Bjork) – DANCER IN THE DARK (Fine Line Features) (request soundtrack) Music By: Bjork Lyrics By: Bjork, Sjon Sigurdsson, Lars Von Trier
My Funny Friend And Me(Sting) – THE EMPERORS NEW GROOVE (Walt Disney Pictures) Music By: Sting & David Hartley, Lyrics By: Sting
Things Have Changed (Bob Dylan) – WONDER BOYS
Yours Forever – THE PERFECT STORM
Best Cinematography
Peter Andrews (Steven Soderbergh) – TRAFFIC (USA Films)
Michael Ballhaus, Asc – THE LEGEND OF BAGGER VANCE
Jeffrey L. Kimball – M:i-2
John Mathieson – GLADIATOR
Peter Pau – CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON
Best Visual Effects
Kevin Mack – THE GRINCH (Universal)
Patrick McClung – CHARLIE’S ANGELS (Sony Pictures Imageworks Inc)
John Nelson – GLADIATOR (Universal/DreamWorks)
Richard Yuricich – M:i-2 (MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 2) (Paramount Pictures)
Kent Houston – VERTICAL LIMIT (Columbia Pictures)
Best Film Editing
Conrad Buff – THIRTEEN DAYS
Stephen Mirrione – TRAFFIC (USA Films)
Pietro Scalia – GLADIATOR (Universal/DreamWorks)
Tim Squyres – CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON
Christian Wagner & Steven Kemper – M:i-2 (Paramount Pictures)
Best Sound
Frank Eulner – DINOSAUR (Disney)
Eugene Gearty – CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON
Graham Heabicar & James Mater – CHICKEN RUN (Disney)
Mark P. Stoeckinger – M:I-2
Keith Wester – THE PERFECT STORM
Best Art Direction
Michael Corenblith – HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS
Keith P. Cunningham – TRAFFIC
Keith Pain – GLADIATOR
Don Taylor – THE HOUSE OF MIRTH
Tim Yip – CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON
Best Costume Design
Monica Howe – THE HOUSE OF MIRTH
Deborah Scott – THE PATRIOT
Rita Ryack – HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS
Janty Yates – GLADIATOR
Tim Yip – CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON
TELEVISION
Best Miniseries
AMERICAN TRAGEDY: OJ TRIAL (20th Century Fox/CBS)
JASON AND ARGONAUTS (NBC)
SALLY HEMMINGS: AN AMERICAN SCANDAL (CBS)
THE BEACH BOYS- AN AMERICAN FAMILY (ABC)
THE CORNER (HBO)
Best Motion Picture Made for Television
CHEATERS (HBO)
DIRTY PICTURES (Showtime)
FOR LOVE OR COUNTRY: THE ARTURO SANDOVAL STORY (HBO)
HARLAN COUNTY WAR (Showtime/Kopelson/Dir. Tony Bill)
NUREMBERG (TNT)
Best Performance by an Actress in a Miniseries or a Motion Picture Made for Television
Jennifer Beals – A HOUSE DIVIDED (Showtime)
Jill Hennessy – NUREMBERG (TNT)
Holly Hunter – HARLAN COUNTY WAR (Showtime)
Vanessa Redgrave – IF THESE WALLS COULD TALK (HBO)
Gena Rowlands – THE COLOR OF LOVE: JACEY’S STORY(CBS)
Best Performance by an Actor in a Miniseries or a Motion Picture Made for Television
Andy Garcia – FOR LOVE OR COUNTRY: THE ARTURO SANDOVAL STORY (HBO)
Louis Gossett Jr. – THE COLOR OF LOVE: JACEY’S STORY (CBS)
Bob Hoskins – NORIEGA: GOD’S FAVORITE (Showtime/Regency Ent/Arnold Milchen)
Matthew Modine – FLOWERS FOR ALGERNON (CBS0
James Woods – DIRTY PICTURES (Showtime)
Best Television Series, Drama
ONCE AND AGAIN (ABC)
THE FUGITIVE (Kopelson Telemedia/Warner Bros. TV)
THE PRACTICE (ABC)
THE SOPRANOS (HBO)
THE WEST WING (Warner Bros. TV/NBC)
Best Performance by an Actress in a Series, Drama
Gillian Anderson – X-FILES (Fox)
Tyne Daly – JUDGING AMY(CBS)
Edie Falco – THE SOPRANOS (HBO)
Allison Janney – THE WEST WING (Warner Bros./NBC)
Sela Ward – ONCE AND AGAIN (ABC)
Best Performance by an Actor in a Series, Drama
Tim Daly – THE FUGITIVE (CBS/Warner Bros. TV)
James Gandolfini – THE SOPRANOS (HBO)
Dennis Haysberg – NOW AND AGAIN(CBS)
Nicky Katt – BOSTON PUBLIC (20th Century Fox)
Martin Sheen – THE WEST WING (Warner Bros. Television)
Best Television Series, Comedy or Musical
FRASIER (NBC)
FRIENDS (NBC)
JUST SHOOT ME (NBC)
SEX AND THE CITY (HBO)
THE SIMPSONS (FOX)
Best Performance by an Actress in a Series, Comedy or Musical
Jenna Elfman – DHARMA AND GREG
Jane Krakowski – ALLY MCBEAL
Lisa Kudrow – FRIENDS
Wendie Malick – JUST SHOOT ME
Laura San Giacomo – JUST SHOOT ME
Best Performance by an Actor in a Series, Comedy or Musical
Robert Guillome – SPORTS NIGHT (ABC)
Sean Hayes – WILL & GRACE
Stacy Keach – TITUS
John Mahoney – FRASIER
Frankie Muntz – MALCOLM IN THE MIDDLE
NEW MEDIA
Computer Software
Best Interactive Product / Computer Educational
ACID DJ 2.0
BARBIE MAGIC GENIE BOTTLE
FAMILY TREE MAKER 8.0 DELUXE
NANCY DREW: MESSAGE IN A HAUNTED MANSION
Best Interactive Product / Computer Software
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP 6.0
GIANTS CITIZEN KABUTO
MECHNICAL WARRIOR IV
THE SIMS
THE TOMB RAIDER CHRONICLES
Best Interactive Product / Video Game
NINTENDO 64/ PERFECT DARK
NINTENDO 64/ THE WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH
SEGA DREAMCAST/QUAKE II
SONY PLAYSTATION 2/ FIFA 2001 MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER
SONY PLAYSTATION/ FINAL FANTASY IX
Entertainment Systems
Best Internet Site
ATOMFILMS.COM (Atom Films)
BEATNIK.COM (Beatnik)
INSIDE.COM (Inside.com)
LAUNCH.COM (Launch Media)
REALGUIDE.COM (Real Networks)
Special Achievement Awards:
Mary Pickford Award for Outstanding Artistic Contribution to the Entertainment Industry:
FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA
Award for a Career of Outstanding Service in the Entertainment Industry:
THOM MOUNT
Outstanding New Talent:
ROBERT BROWN
Outstanding Television Ensemble:
WEST WING
Outstanding Motion Picture Ensemble:
TRAFFIC
