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Genie Awards

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Canadian film awards (1980–2012)
Not to be confused with the South KoreanGenie Music Awards.
Genie Awards
Awarded forBestfilm productions in Canada
CountryCanada
Presented byAcademy of Canadian Cinema and Television
First award1980
Final award2012
Websitegenieawards.ca (defunct)
RelatedCanadian Screen Awards

TheGenie Awards were given out annually by theAcademy of Canadian Cinema and Television to recognize the best ofCanadian cinema from 1980–2012. They succeeded theCanadian Film Awards (1949–1978).[1] In 2013, the Academy merged the Genie Awards with its sister presentation for television, theGemini Awards, to form theCanadian Screen Awards.[2]

Genie Award candidates were selected from submissions made by the owners of Canadian films or their representatives, based on the criteria laid out in theGenie Rules and Regulations booklet which were distributed to Academy members and industry members. Peer-group juries, assembled from volunteer members of the Academy, met to watch the submissions and select a group of nominees. Academy members then voted on these nominations.

Broadcasting

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The Genie Awards were aired byCBC from 1980 to 2003, before moving toCHUM Limited's networks (Citytv,Bravo! andStar!). AfterCTVglobemedia purchased CHUM Limited, the Genie Awards moved toCanwest Global'sE andIFC for 2008. The last two Genie Awards (2011–2012) were broadcast by the CBC.

Awards ceremonies

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Listing of all Genie Awards ceremonies:[3]

CeremonyDateHost(s)VenueBest Motion Picture WinnerBest Performance by an Actor in a Leading RoleBest Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role
Canadian Film Awards prior to 1980
1st Genie AwardsMarch 20, 1980Bruno GerussiRoyal Alexandra Theatre, TorontoThe ChangelingChristopher PlummerKate Lynch
2nd Genie AwardsMarch 12, 1981Brian LinehanRoyal Alexandra Theatre, TorontoGood Riddance (Les Bons débarras)Thomas PeacockeMarie Tifo
3rd Genie AwardsMarch 3, 1982Brian LinehanRoyal Alexandra Theatre, TorontoTicket to HeavenNick MancusoMargot Kidder
4th Genie AwardsMarch 23, 1983Dave ThomasRoyal Alexandra Theatre, TorontoThe Grey FoxDonald SutherlandRae Dawn Chong
5th Genie AwardsMarch 21, 1984Louis Del GrandeRoyal Alexandra Theatre, TorontoThe Terry Fox StoryEric FryerMartha Henry
6th Genie AwardsMarch 21, 1985Al Waxman andKerrie KeaneMetro Toronto Convention Centre, TorontoThe Bay BoyGabriel ArcandLouise Marleau
7th Genie AwardsMarch 20, 1986Leslie Nielsen andCatherine Mary StewartMetro Toronto Convention Centre, TorontoMy American CousinJohn WildmanMargaret Langrick
8th Genie AwardsMarch 18, 1987Helen Shaver,Linda Sorensen andJean LeClercMetro Toronto Convention Centre, TorontoThe Decline of the American Empire (Le Déclin de l'empire américain)Gordon PinsentMartha Henry
9th Genie AwardsMarch 22, 1988Gordon Pinsent andMegan FollowsMetro Toronto Convention Centre, TorontoNight Zoo (Un Zoo la nuit)Roger LebelSheila McCarthy
10th Genie AwardsMarch 22, 1989Dave ThomasWestin Harbour Castle Hotel TorontoDead RingersJeremy IronsJackie Burroughs
11th Genie AwardsMarch 20, 1990Brian LinehanMetro Toronto Convention Centre, TorontoJesus of Montreal (Jésus de Montréal)Lothaire BluteauRebecca Jenkins
12th Genie AwardsNovember 26, 1991Leslie NielsenPantages Theatre, TorontoBlack RobeRémy GirardPascale Montpetit
13th Genie AwardsNovember 22, 1992Leslie NielsenMetro Toronto Convention Centre, TorontoNaked LunchTony NardiJanet Wright
14th Genie AwardsDecember 12, 1993Marc LabrècheSociété Radio-Canada Studio 42, MontrealThirty-Two Short Films About Glenn GouldTom McCamusSheila McCarthy
15th Genie AwardsDecember 7, 1994Graham GreeneMetro Toronto Convention Centre, TorontoExoticaMaury ChaykinSandra Oh
16th Genie AwardsJanuary 14, 1996CBC:Mary Walsh SRC:Pascale Bussières and René Homier-RoySociété Radio-Canada Studio 42, MontrealThe Confessional (Le Confessionnal)David La HayeHelena Bonham Carter
17th Genie AwardsNovember 27, 1996Rebecca Jenkins andMark FarrellThe Guvernment, TorontoLiliesWilliam HuttMartha Henry
18th Genie AwardsDecember 14, 1997Cameron Bailey andGeoff PevereThe Westin Harbour Castle, TorontoThe Sweet HereafterIan HolmMolly Parker
19th Genie AwardsFebruary 4, 1999Albert SchultzThe Living Arts Centre, MississaugaThe Red ViolinRoshan SethSandra Oh
20th Genie AwardsJanuary 30, 2000Patrick McKennaMetro Toronto Convention Centre, TorontoSunshineBob HoskinsSylvie Moreau
21st Genie AwardsJanuary 29, 2001Brian LinehanMetro Toronto Convention Centre, TorontoMaelströmTony NardiMarie-Josée Croze
22nd Genie AwardsFebruary 7, 2002Brian LinehanMetro Toronto Convention Centre, TorontoAtanarjuat: The Fast RunnerBrendan FletcherÉlise Guilbault
23rd Genie AwardsFebruary 13, 2003Arsinée Khanjian andPeter KeleghanMetro Toronto Convention Centre, TorontoAraratLuc PicardArsinée Khanjian
24th Genie AwardsMay 1, 2004Scott ThompsonMetro Toronto Convention Centre, TorontoThe Barbarian Invasions (Les Invasions barbares)Rémy GirardSarah Polley
25th Genie AwardsMarch 21, 2005Andrea MartinMetro Toronto Convention Centre, TorontoThe Triplets of BellevilleRoy DupuisPascale Bussières
26th Genie AwardsMarch 13, 2006Lisa Ray andTerry David MulliganThe Carlu, TorontoC.R.A.Z.Y.Michel CôtéSeema Biswas
27th Genie AwardsFebruary 13, 2007Lucie Laurier andTerry David MulliganThe Carlu, TorontoBon Cop, Bad CopRoy DupuisJulie Le Breton
28th Genie AwardsMarch 3, 2008Sandra OhMetro Toronto Convention Centre, TorontoAway From HerGordon PinsentJulie Christie
29th Genie AwardsApril 4, 2009Dave FoleyCanadian Aviation Museum, OttawaPasschendaeleNatar UngalaaqEllen Burstyn
30th Genie AwardsApril 12, 2010The Guvernment/Kool Haus Entertainment Complex, Toronto, OntarioPolytechniqueJoshua JacksonKarine Vanasse
31st Genie AwardsMarch 10, 2011William ShatnerNational Arts Centre, OttawaIncendiesPaul GiamattiLubna Azabal
32nd Genie AwardsMarch 8, 2012George StroumboulopoulosWestin Harbour Castle Hotel, Toronto, OntarioMonsieur LazharMohamed FellagVanessa Paradis
Canadian Screen Awards from 2013

Awards presented until 2012

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Awards retired before 2012

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Special Achievement Genie

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TheSpecial Achievement Genie is an award occasionally given to an individual or individuals in recognition of lifetime achievement or an important career milestone. TheSpecial Achievement Genie is a special award given irregularly by theAcademy of Canadian Cinema and Television at the Genie Awards.

List of past recipients

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See also

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Notes

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  1. ^Genie Awards profile and historyArchived 2009-01-03 at theWayback Machine at the Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television's website
  2. ^"Canadian Screen Awards to replace Genies, Geminis". CBC News. Retrieved5 September 2012.
  3. ^Topalovich, Maria.And the Genie Goes To.... Stoddart Publishing Co. Limited, 2000.

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