Margot Robbie's film 'Barbie' emerges as a big winner at the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA) Awards, winning Best Film and Best International Actress. The event also honored other Australian-made shows, showcasing the immense talent of the Australian entertainment industry.
Margot Robbie's Film 'Barbie' Sweeps AACTA Awards with Multiple Wins
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Margot Robbie's film 'Barbie' emerged as a big winner at the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA) Awards, receiving multiple accolades. Despite being overlooked for Oscar nominations, the international hit movie proved its success at the prestigious event.
'Barbie' broke box office records in 2023 and emerged as the highest-grossing film of the year. At the AACTA Awards, the film was recognized in the international film category, winning the titles of Best Film and Best International Actress for Margot Robbie. Additionally, Ryan Gosling received the award for Best Supporting Actor for his role in the film.
Margot Robbie's success in both acting and producing was acknowledged with the Trailblazer Award. Through her production company, LuckyChap, Robbie has made significant contributions to the film industry.
Australian-Made Shows Shine at AACTA Awards
The AACTA Awards, held on the Gold Coast, celebrated the best of Australian and international talent in the film and television industry. Alongside 'Barbie,' several Australian-made shows garnered attention and recognition.
'Talk to Me,' 'The Newsreader,' 'Deadloch,' and 'The New Boy' emerged as the big winners among the Australian-made shows. 'Talk to Me' clinched the awards for Best Film and Best Direction in Film. Sophie Wilde won Best Lead Actress in Film for her performance in 'Talk to Me,' while Aswan Reid took home the award for Best Lead Actor in Film for his role in 'The New Boy.'
On the small screen, 'The Newsreader' and 'Deadloch' dominated with five awards each. 'The Newsreader' secured the title of Best Drama Series, and Anna Torv won the award for Best Lead Actress in a Drama for her role as Helen Norville. Hugo Weaving received two awards for his performances in 'Love Me' and 'The Rooster.'
Honoring the Late Cal Wilson
The late Cal Wilson was posthumously honored with the AACTA Award for Best Comedy Performer, paying tribute to his comedic talent and contributions to the industry.
Audience Choice Categories and Favorite Sporting Moment
The audience choice categories saw a record-breaking 300,000 people voting, with 'The Matildas' winning Australia's favorite sporting moment for their performance at the 2023 Women's Football World Cup.
Celebrating Australian and International Talent
The AACTA Awards celebrated the best of Australian and international talent in the film and television industry. With 'Barbie' leading the pack, Margot Robbie's success and the film's achievements were rightfully recognized, showcasing the immense talent and creativity of the Australian entertainment industry.