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Saturn Awards 2011 Winners & Nominees

The 37th Saturn Awards (2011) took place on June 23, 2011. Winners include Christopher Nolan (Best Director), Best Supporting Actor for Never Let Me Go and Best Supporting Actress for Black Swan. Every winner and nominee in all 5 categories is below.

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Headline winners

Saturn Awards 2011: The Winners

The 37th Saturn Awards (2011) winners: Christopher Nolan (Best Director), Best Supporting Actor for Never Let Me Go and Best Supporting Actress for Black Swan.

Scoreboard

Saturn Awards 2011: Which Films Won the Most

No film won more than one award: 3 films won one category each. Green is wins, blue is nominations.

  1. Inception (2010) movie poster
    2010 · Action, Sci-Fi · 1 win from 3 nominations
  2. Never Let Me Go (2010) movie poster
    2010 · Drama, Thriller · 1 win from 2 nominations
  3. Black Swan (2010) movie poster
    2010 · Drama, Thriller · 1 win from 2 nominations
  4. Shutter Island (2010) movie poster
    2010 · Drama, Mystery · 0 wins from 2 nominations
  5. Let Me In (2010) movie poster
    2010 · Drama, Mystery · 0 wins from 2 nominations
  6. Red Desert (1964) movie poster
    2011 · Drama · 0 wins from 1 nomination
  7. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2010) movie poster
    2010 · Mystery, Thriller · 0 wins from 1 nomination
  8. TRON: Legacy (2010) movie poster
    2010 · Action, Adventure · 0 wins from 1 nomination
  9. Iron Man 2 (2010) movie poster
    2010 · Action, Adventure · 0 wins from 1 nomination
  10. Hereafter (2010) movie poster
    2010 · Drama, Thriller · 0 wins from 1 nomination
Full results

All 5 Saturn Awards 2011 Categories: Winners & Nominees

5 categories and 16 nominations. The winner of each comes first, on a green row. Search for a film or a person, show only the winners, or jump straight to a category.

Saturn Awards 2011 Best Performance by a Younger Actor

1 nominee

No winner is recorded for this category.

By genre

The Genres Behind the Saturn Awards 2011 Winners

Thriller led with 15 nominations across 9 films and won 3. A film with several genres counts for each one.

  1. Thriller 3 wins · 15 nominations · 20%
  2. Drama 3 wins · 13 nominations · 23%
  3. Mystery 1 win · 8 nominations · 13%
  4. Action 1 win · 5 nominations · 20%
  5. Sci-Fi 1 win · 5 nominations · 20%
  6. Fantasy 0 wins · 3 nominations · 0%
  7. Adventure 0 wins · 2 nominations · 0%
  8. Horror 0 wins · 2 nominations · 0%
  9. Romance 0 wins · 2 nominations · 0%
  10. Crime 0 wins · 1 nomination · 0%
2011 season

How the Rest of the 2011 Awards Season Voted

The other 11 ceremonies of 2011, with the winner of each top prize. The King's Speech won the most of them: 4.

All 2011 awards
Earlier years

Previous Saturn Awards Ceremonies

The 6 ceremonies before this one, with the date and size of each. The Saturn Awards page has every year back to 1975.

Every Saturn Awards ceremony

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FAQ

Saturn Awards 2011: Questions & Answers

The winners, the most-nominated film and the date of the 37th Saturn Awards (2011), answered from the results on this page.

Who won at the 37th Saturn Awards (2011)?

The winners include Christopher Nolan (Best Director), Best Supporting Actor for Never Let Me Go and Best Supporting Actress for Black Swan.

Which film had the most nominations at the 37th Saturn Awards (2011)?

Inception (2010) led with 3 nominations and won one of them.

Who won the directing award at the 37th Saturn Awards (2011)?

Best Director: Christopher Nolan for Inception.

When was the 37th Saturn Awards (2011)?

The 37th Saturn Awards (2011) took place on June 23, 2011. The database has 5 categories and 16 nominations for it.