Awards

4th place

For its uniqueness of "vision, honesty of direction and screenwriting, superb acting and achievement on every level of filmmaking."

To nail his performance as multimillionaire Olympic sponsor John du Pont, funnyman Steve Carell got serious by wearing multiple layers of makeup, a tight haircut, and a striking prosthetic nose.

"Since his emergence as one of America's most gifted comedic actors two decades ago, Steve Carell's career has moved through breakout hit television and film roles from The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2005) to Little Miss Sunshine (2006) to The Office (2005). Now, with his gripping portrayal of a man whose dreams and whims are overwhelmed by internal destructive forces beyond his control, Carell is firmly placed in the front ranks of America's finest dramatic performers."

Makeup and hair

9th place

FOXCATCHER paints a complex, haunting portrait of America - from the gilded halls of the du Pont estate to the sweat-stained wrestling mats that serve as the stage to win Olympic gold. Their deadly intersection is charted with a deft touch by director Bennett Miller, who explores singular truths in a symphony of delusion. Steve Carell's transformational performance is paired with remarkably real turns by Channing Tatum and Mark Ruffalo, who bring the film to its feet and prove the power of stories to ask a nation what it is to "win" and to consider the price of the prize.

Tied with Josh Brolin for Inherent Vice (2014) in 2nd place.

Tied with Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) (2014) in 2nd place

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10th place

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For the dubbing of Steve Carell.