72nd MPSE Golden Reel Awards

72nd Annual MPSE Golden Reel Awards

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NOMINEES NOMINEES 42 I 72 N D A N N UA L M PS E GO L D E N R E E L AWA R DS HONORARY FILMMAKER AWARD Kevi n Costner HILE WORKING AT the famed Raleigh Studios and taking acting classes at night, Kevin Costner's career in film officially began when he landed a role in the ensemble drama The Big Chill. Although he would not make the final cut in the film, it would set the stage for starring roles in a string of seminal films, the first of which being coming-of-age comedy, Fandango. Throughout his career, Costner has varied his choices with comedy, action and drama roles. He has appeared in such popular box-office hits as Silverado, No Way Out, Bull Durham, Field of Dreams, The Bodyguard and Wyatt Earp. Costner's exceptional filmmaking abilities were showcased in Dances with Wolves, which he produced, directed and starred in, and which won seven Academy Awards including Best Picture and Best Director. In addition to appearing in memorable roles in JFK, The Untouchables and Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, he re-teamed with his Bull Durham director Ron Shelton for the hit feature Tin Cup. Costner also starred in Thirteen Days, successfully collaborating again with his No Way Out director Roger Donaldson. His other film credits include For Love of the Game, The War, 3,000 Miles to Graceland, Dragonfly and The Postman, his second directing effort. Kevin Costner last directed the box-office hit and critically acclaimed film Open Range, which he also co-starred in, alongside Robert Duvall and Annette Bening. Costner co-starred with Joan Allen in the dramatic film Upside of Anger, opposite Jennifer Aniston in Rumor Has It, directed by Rob Reiner for Warner Bros., The Guardian, an action drama for Touchstone Pictures in which he portrayed a Coast Guard rescue swimmer, the thriller Mr. Brooks, and he starred in Touchstone Pictures' political comedy Swing Vote. Costner also starred in the History Channel's record-setting miniseries Hatfields & McCoys, in which he portrayed "Devil" Anse Hatfield, the patriarch of the famed clan, opposite Bill Paxton. He also served as a producer of the series, which received 16 Emmy Award nominations, winning the Best Actor in a miniseries or movie Emmy for Costner. He also received the Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild Awards for his performance. Most recently Costner was seen in the Warner Bros. film Man of Steel, as the superhero's Earth father, Jonathan Kent; co- starred with Chris Pine in Jack Ryan, Paramount Pictures' revival of the Tom Clancy franchise; the spy thriller Three Days to Kill for Relativity Media; W

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