Awards

Tied with Jared Leto for Dallas Buyers Club (2013).

For the "Teaser Theatrical Trailer".

As Muse

In a remarkable feat that vividly illustrates the range of his talent, this year he portrayed two real life characters, each a powerhouse performance in its own right. In the film Captain Phillips, he plays Richard Phillips, the captain of a ship hijacked by pirates, while in Saving Mr. Banks he plays Walt Disney trying to turn the book Mary Poppins into a film - two roles that couldn't be more divergent.

9th place

Based on the book A Captain's Duty: Somali Pirates, Navy SEALS, and Dangerous Days at Sea by Richard Phillips with Stephan Talty

CAPTAIN PHILLIPS sails the high seas of heroism in this adrenaline-fueled thriller, where a blinking dot on a radar screen signals the collision of two worlds. Melding documentary realism with pure action filmmaking, Paul Greengrass' pulse-pounding narrative is anchored by a taut script from Billy Ray and a commanding performance from Tom Hanks, who again captures a character that we all live and breathe. Explosive turns by Barkhad Abdi and other first-time Somali actors ignite the film's urgent telling of a true tale - an extraordinary effort to save the life of one man and preserve an American ideal.

For the TV commercial entitled "Sound Review".

10th place

For the scene near the end of the film where Tom Hanks is being checked out by military medical personnel and he breaks down.

2nd place

Tied with Mike Eley for The Selfish Giant (2013) in 9th place

6th place

7th place.

10th place.

The whole might of the USA coming down on 3 starving Somalis?! Repulsive. When the obscenely beefy SEALS arrived and the audience started to cheer, I felt I was watching a 'macho' director brainwash audience members into blindly accepting the worst stereotypes of jingoistic male behavior.

3rd place.

3rd place.

5th place.

9th place.

For the dubbing of Tom Hanks.

5th place