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- DGA nominees announced on January 8, 2009
- Winners on January 31, 2009
- Ceremony held at the Hyatt Regency Century Plaza Hotel
- Main category of "Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film"
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The Director's Guild of America announced its nominations on January 8, 2009. The DGA nominates five outstanding directors every year who are from a variety of genre backgrounds. The winner will be announced on January 31, 2009, at the Hyatt Regency Century Plaza Hotel in California.
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2009 Movie Nominations
- Danny Boyle for Slumdog Millionaire - WINNER
- David Fincher for The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
- Ron Howard for Frost/Nixon
- Christopher Nolan for The Dark Knight
- Gus Van Sant for Milk
Director's Guild of America
The Director's Guild of America (DGA) was founded in 1936, orginally under the name of Screen Directors Guild. It currently is composed of 14,000 members. In regards to future awards predictions, the DGA has been known as a fairly accurate predictor of Oscar success. As of 2009, the the DGA award winner has went on to win an Oscar for directing 44 out of 60 years.Variety: DGA Unveils Director Nominees (January 8, 2009)-
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DGA Nominations 2009 Questions
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Who/what should have been nominated but wasnt for an Oscar? 3 AnswersI don't think that Changeling or Angeline Jolie deserve any sort of nominations; the film was mediocre. I agree 100% that WALL-E should be a best picture nomi... read more -
Is there less pressure on Robin Thicke to perform because hes not nominated? 1 AnswerProbably more pressure because he isn't nominated. Being nominated means he did a good job on something. Not being nominated, well you get the picture! read more -
Answer of the Day Contest for September 22 ~ Still lots of time to nominate and vote! 6 AnswersI am nominating @Gno for her answer to What is alkalized water, and what are the benefits of drinking it? Studies? It is just amazingly detailed! Great sources... read more -
Answer of the Day contest for September 23 - Still time to Nominate and Vote! Come Help us out! 9 AnswersI'm back! I'm going to throw @buddawiggi's answer to a question I posted up earlier on "How has the US recession affected you?": Buddwiggi's answer His answer ... read more
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