"Argo" wins top award at Writers Guild
时间:2013-02-20 02:12:34
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LOS ANGELES, Feb. 17 (Xinhua) -- Actor-director Ben Affleck won yet another victory Sunday night when his film "Argo" was named best adapted screenplay by the Writers Guild1 of America.
The triumph came hot on the heels of the movie's win at the American Cinema Editors'
ACE2 Eddie Awards Saturday night when it was recognized with Best Edited Feature (Dramatic).
The political
thriller3 has received seven nods for the 85th Academy Awards, including best picture and best adapted screenplay for Chris Terrio.
The movie prevailed at the annual WGA gala, which was
simultaneously4 broadcast in Los Angeles and New York, by beating fellow
nominees5 including "Lincoln," "Life of Pi," "The
Perks6 of Being a Wallflower" and "Silver
Linings7 Playbook."
The win further
consolidated8 the Iran hostage drama's
stature9 as the major front-runner on the Oscar trail.
"Zero Dark Thirty"
thwarted10 fellow nominees including "Flight," "Looper," "The Master" and "Moorise Kingdom" for best original screenplay.
"Searching for Sugar Man" won best documentary screenplay.
Such Oscar front-runners as "Les Miserables," "Beasts of the Southern Wild," "Django Unchained" and "Amour" failed to make the cut as they were deemed
ineligible11 under
stringent12 WGA rules. Only screenplays written by WGA members or under their
jurisdiction13 can qualify as contenders.
The WGA awards have been regarded as one of the major honors which is well-received as Oscar guidepost. Among the past 20 WGA winners, 15 went on to nab Oscars.
On the television front, "Breaking Bad" was named the year's best drama series while "Louie" won as best comedy series.
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