MIRREN, WHITAKER, STREEP AND WAHLBERG WIN NATIONAL SOCIETY OF FILM CRITICS AWARDS

Last updated: Sunday, January 7, 2007

MIRREN, WHITAKER, STREEP AND WAHLBERG WIN NATIONAL SOCIETY OF FILM CRITICS AWARDS

DAME HELEN MIRREN has been named Best Actress by America's National Society of Film Critics for her role in THE QUEEN, with FOREST WHITAKER taking the Best Actor prize for his turn in THE LAST KING OF SCOTLAND.

FOREST WHITAKER and HELEN MIRREN

MARK WAHLBERG won the Best Supporting Actor award for his role in crime drama THE DEPARTED, with MERYL STREEP as Best Supporting Actress prize for two roles, as a formidable fashion editor in THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA and as a singer in A PRAIRIE HOME COMPANION.

Spanish-language film PAN'S LABYRINTH, telling the story of a mother and daughter who come to live in an enchanted forest at the end of Spanish fascism, won the Best Picture prize at the 41st annual awards.

PAUL GREENGRASS took home the Best Director award for helming UNITED 93, a film about passengers who rebelled against hijackers on the jet that crashed in rural Pennsylvania during the September 11 (01) terrorist attacks.

Source: WENN

| Sunday, January 7, 2007

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