2011 Saturn Award Winners Announced
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The 37th Annual Saturn Awards show is history, and we’ve got all the details on the winners and more! Read on for the gory details, and big time congratulations to everyone who took home that precious, precious gold!
From the Press Release
On a relaxing Southern California afternoon, amidst the beautiful backdrop of the San Gabriel Mountains, The Castaway set the scene for the 37th Annual Saturn Awards. The Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films proudly presented the awards to its winners and special award recipients.
Life Career Award: Bert I. Gordon
Best Local Stage Production: Small Theatre: “Watson”
Best Local Stage Production: Drama or Comedy: “The Lieutenant of Inishmore”
Best Local Stage Production, Musical: “Young Frankenstein”
Best DVD Collection: “Avatar”
Best DVD Release: “Never Sleep Again: The Elm Street Legacy”
Best DVD Classic Film Release: “The Complete Metropolis”
Best DVD TV Release: “Twilight Zone: Seasons 1 & 2”
Best Action/Adventure Film: “Salt”
Life Career Award: Michael Biehn
Best Make-Up: “The Wolfman”
Best Production Design: “Tron: Legacy”
Best Performance by a Younger Actor: Chloe Grace Moretz “Let Me In”
The Visionary Award: Marvel Studios
Best Guest Starring Actor on TV: Joe Manganiello “True Blood”
Best TV Presentation: “The Walking Dead”
Best Supporting Actress on TV: Lucy Lawless “Spartacus”
Best Supporting Actor on TV: John Noble “Fringe”
Best Actor on TV: Stephen Moyer “True Blood”
Best Actress on TV: Anna Torv “Fringe”
Best Syndicated/Cable TV Series: “Breaking Bad”
Best Network TV Series: “Fringe”
Dr. Donald A. Reed Award: Dean Devlin
Best Costume: “Alice in Wonderland”
Best Music: “Inception”
Best Special Effects: “Inception”
Best TV Guest Star: Richard Dreyfuss “Weeds”
Best Supporting Actress: Mila Kunis “Black Swan”
Best Supporting Actor: Andrew Garfield “Never Let Me Go”
Best Animated Film: “Toy Story 3”
Best Actress: Natalie Portman “Black Swan”
Best Actor: Jeff Bridges “Tron: Legacy”
Best International Film: “Monsters”
Best Horror/Thriller Film: “Let Me In”
Best Writing: Christopher Nolan “Inception”
Best Director: Christopher Nolan “Inception”
Best Fantasy Film: “Alice in Wonderland”
George Pal Memorial Award: Frank Darabont
Best Science Fiction Film: “Inception”
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