Fabelmans, Everything Everywhere and Woman King lead AARP adult film nominations

AARP has released the nominees for the 21st annual Movies for Grownups Awards for Best Movie, TV and Filmmaker of 2022. Steven Spielberg’s The Fables leads with six nominations, followed by other awards-season favorites Everything, everywhere, all at once and The queen of women are the next with five each, and tar and she said with four each.

All these photos except she said will also compete for Best Film/Best Adult Film Elvis, Top Gun: Maverick and women talk Spielberg is with James Cameron (Avatar: The Way of Water), Todd Field (tar), Baz Luhrman (elvis) and Gina Prince-Bythewood (The queen of women). Check out the full list of nominees in all 18 categories below.

The boxes of the film are racing for the best lead actor Independent thinking person‘s Tom Cruise vs. Brendan Fraser (The whale), Tom Hanks (A man named Otto), Bill Nighty (life) and Adam Sander (Hurry up). Cate Blanchett (tar), Viola Davis (The queen of women), Lesley Manville (Mrs. Harris goes to Paris), Emma Thompson (Good luck to you Leo Grande) and Michelle Yeoh (Everything, everywhere, all at once).

The nominees for best screenplay are Field (tar), Tony Kushner and Spielberg (The Fables), Kazuo Ishiguro (life), Rebecca Lenkiewicz (she said) and Dana Stevens (The queen of women).

The nominees for Best TV Series are Abbott Elementary, The Old Man, Only Murders in the Building, The White Lotus and yellowstone. To be the best fighter for TV movies / limited series black bird, The fallout, Anna finds out, The staircase and The Observer.

“The iconic talents we’re honoring this year represent a cultural shift in how aging Americans are perceived and valued,” said Tim Appelo, film and television critic for the AARP. “They inspire us to think differently about life. And we’re thrilled that the Movies for Grownups Awards are back as a live event, celebrating a plethora of grown-up masterpieces that we could hardly have imagined when we started the awards decades ago.

AARP’s awards also include special categories, including Best Intergenerational Movie, Best Time Capsule and Best Adult Love Story

Here are the nominees for the 21st annual AARP Movies for Grownups Awards:

Best Picture/Best Adult Picture
elvis
Everything, everywhere, all at once
The Fables
tar
Top Gun: Maverick
The queen of women
women talk

Best actress
Kate Blanchett (tar)
Viola Davis (The queen of women)
Lesley Manville (Mrs. Harris goes to Paris)
Emma Thompson (Congratulations Leo Grande)
Michelle Yeoh (Everything, everywhere, all at once)

Best actor
tom cruise (Top Gun: Maverick)
Brendan Fraser (The whale)
Tom Hanks (A man named Otto)
Bill Nighty (life)
Adam Sandler (Hurry up)

Best Supporting Actress
Angela Bassett (Black Panther: Wakanda Forever)
Patricia Clarkson (she said)
Jamie Lee Curtis (Everything, everywhere, all at once)
Judith Ivy (women talk)
Gabriel Union (The inspection)

Best Supporting Actor
Andre Braugher (she said)
Brendan Gleeson (Banshees by Inisherin)
Woody Harrelson (triangle of sadness)
Judd Hirsch (The Fables)
Ke Hoei Quan (Everything, everywhere, all at once)

dear director
James Cameron (Avatar: The Way of Water)
Todd field (tar)
Bas Luhrman (elvis)
Gina Prince-Bythewood (The queen of women)
Steven Spielberg (The Fables)

Best screenwriter
Todd field (tar)
Kazuo Ishiguro (life)
Tony Kushner and Steven Spielberg (The Fables)
Rebecca Lenkiewicz (his said) and
Dana Stevens (That Female king)

Best actress (TV)
Christina Appelgate (Death to I)
Tony Colette (The stairs)
Laura Linney (osark)
Sheryl Lee Ralph (Abbot Primary School)
Rhea Seehorn (Better Call Saul)

Best actor (TV)
Jeff Bridges (The old man)
Steve Carrell (That Patient)
Bob Odenkirk (Better Call Saul)
Garry Oldman (Slow horses)
West Studio (discussion dogs)

Best TV Series
Abbot Primary School
The old man
Only dead in the building
The White Lotus
yellowstone

Best TV Movie/Best Limited Series
Black bird
The Fallout
Anna found out
The stairs
The Observer

Dear ensemble
Glass Onion: A Mystery of Blades
no
she said
The queen of women
women talk

Best generation film
Armageddon time
Everything, everywhere, all at once
The Fables
A man named Otto
To

Best time capsule
Armageddon time
Babylon
elvis
The Fables
To

Best Adult Love Story
rich in light
Congratulations Leo Grande
Lady Chatterley’s lover
A love song
Entry ticket to paradise

Best Documentary
Gabby Giffords will not budge
Lucie and Desi
The Pez Outlaw
Sydney
Tony Hawk: Till the Wheels Fall Off

Best Foreign Film
Argentina 1985 (Argentina)
Bardo: false chronicle of a handful of truths (Mexico)
real estate agent (South Korea)
Nice morning (France)
The quiet girl (Ireland)