Award Season 2024: Adult Animation Wins At Golden Globes And Creative Emmys

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The wizards of Hollywood opted to have TWO major awards shows in one weekend. The Creative Arts Emmys which happened this last Saturday and Sunday, and the Golden Globes, which had IT’S ceremony on Sunday night as well. Fortunately, from an awards standpoint, you can’t be unhappy about the results for both of which you can see below.

That said, we would be re-missed if we didn’t lament the fact that the Golden Globes is suffering from not having an adult animation category given that The Boy And The Heron, while a winner, was only a sample of the great number of films that were released last year, ditto for the Emmys, the latter of which had me jumping for joy when The Simpsons won.

Golden Globes-Best Animated Film

**The Boy and the Heron-Hayao Miyazaki-Studio Ghibli
Elemental-Peter Sohn-Walt Disney Pictures, Pixar Animation Studios
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse- Joaquim Dos Santos, Justin K. Thompson and Kemp Powers Columbia Pictures, Sony Pictures Animation, Marvel Entertainment
The Super Mario Bros. Movie- Aaron Horvath and Michael Jelenic Universal Pictures, Illumination, Nintendo
Suzume- Makoto Shinkai CoMix Wave Films, Studio, Inc.
Wish- Chris Buck and Fawn Veerasunthorn Walt Disney Pictures, Walt Disney Animation Studios

Creative Arts Emmys-Outstanding Character Voice Over

**Maya Rudolph Big Mouth Connie the Hormone Monstress “Asexual Healing” Netflix
Julie Andrews Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story Lady Whistledown “Honeymoon Bliss” Netflix
Alex Borstein Family Guy Lois Griffin “A Bottle Episode” Fox
Mel Brooks History of the World, Part II The Narrator “VIII” Hulu
Wanda Sykes Crank Yankers Gladys “Wanda Sykes, JB Smoove & Adam Carolla” Comedy Central
Ali Wong Tuca & Bertie Bertie “Fledging Day” Adult Swim 

Outstanding Individual Achievement In Animation

**Meybis Ruiz Cruz (lead character designer) Entergalactic Netflix
Maya Edelman (animation director) More Than I Want to Remember Paramount+
Nik Ranieri (character layout) The Simpsons “Lisa the Boy Scout” Fox
Almu Redondo (Art Director) Star Wars: Visions “Screecher’s Reach” Disney+

Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Animated Program

**The Simpsons “Treehouse of Horror XXXIII”
Bob’s Burgers “The Plight Before Christmas”
Entergalactic
Genndy Tartakovsky’s Primal “Shadow of Fate”
Rick and Morty “Night Family”

 

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