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The Academy of , and Horror Films Presents

Recognizing the Best in Genre Entertainment

Thursday, June 26, 2014 8:00 pm The Castaway Starlight Ballroom Burbank,

Master of Ceremonies Jeff Ross

Executive Producer Robert L. Holguin

Producers Aaron Griffith Kevin Marcus Bradley Marcus

Associate Producers David Bilbrey Steven Carter Valerie Perez Kurt Reichenbach Cal Sakaniwa

Director Steven Carter Awards Show Written by Kevin Marcus Bradley Marcus Host Material Written by Jeff Ross Art Direction Danielle Osborne Chris Rubin Talent Executives Aaron Griffith Lana Ford

Music Stage Hostess Publicity Announcer Jon Kaplan Al Kaplan Valerie Perez Karl Williams Jeff Rector

Technical Directors Executive Consultant Red Carpet & Hostess J.J. Feldman Albert L. Ortega Coordinators Tony Martinez Marta Martinez Andrea Hernandez

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We gratefully acknowledge the generous supporters and sponsors of this year’s

A&E AMC Television Heroes for Hire Anchor Bay Entertainment Imax Corporation Bad Hat Harry Jacobs Brown Press Bad James / Walt Disney Studios Kate Capshaw & Katie McGrath & J.J. Abrams Celestron Nerdist Reunion Pictures Inc. Dean Devlin El Rey Network Skybound Electric Entertainment Studios Epic Pictures Thunderbird FX Network TNT Gaumont International Television Family Foundation Valhalla Entertainment

THE OF THE ACADEMY Mark Altman Robert Karns Dustin Lance Black Michael Kennedy Michael Clay Nicholas Mastrangelo Brian Nelson Richard Correll John Norris Jeff Davis Kerry O’Quinn Tom DeSanto Eric Schultz Christopher Fairman Max Schultz Ansel Faraj Joseph Weisman Rob Weisman Deb L. Hicks

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Credits for this Evening’s Event...... 2 Sponsors of Tonight’s Show...... 4 Table of Contents...... (You are here) 5 A Greeting From the President...... 6 Best Comics-to-Film Motion Picture...... 10 Best ...... 12 Best Fantasy Film...... 14 Best Horror Film...... 15 The Legacy Award: Bryan Fuller...... 15 rogram ook 40 Years of Saturn Images - Part 1...... 22 P B Best Actor...... 24 Publisher Best Actress...... 25 Best Supporting Actor...... 26 Robert Holguin Best Supporting Actress...... 27 Best Performance By a Younger Actor...... 28 ditors E Best Director...... 29 Robert Holguin Best Action / Adventure Film...... 30 Kurt Reichenbach Best Thriller Film...... 32 Best Independent Film...... 33 Art Director : Malcolm McDowell...... 34 Kurt Reichenbach 40 Years of Saturn Images - Part 2...... 36 Best International Film...... 38 Writers Best Animated Film...... 40 Bradley Marcus Host for Tonight’s Event...... 42 Kevin Marcus Best Writing / Music / Make-Up...... 44 Best Editing / Production Design...... 45 Copy Editor Best Costume...... 46 Joy Childs Best Special Effects...... 47 The Memorial Award: Gregory Nicotero...... 48 Photos/Materials Best Network Television Series...... 54 Film and television companies Best Syndicated / Cable TV Series...... 56 Best Television Presentation - Limited Run...... 58 For nominated films / shows Best Youth-Oriented Series...... 60 Book & Poster Co. 40 Years of Saturn Images - Part 3...... 62 Best Actor on Television...... 64 Cover Design Best Actress on Television...... 66 Kurt Reichenbach Best Supporting Actor on Television...... 68 Best Supporting Actress on Television...... 69 Printing Best Guest Star in a Television Series...... 70 Publication Printers Corp. Best Performance by a Younger Actor in a TV Series...... 71 Michael Manchester The Special Recognition Award: Marc Cushman...... 72 Best DVD/BD Release /Collection ...... 74 Best DVD/BD/Classic Film / Television Release...... 76 40 Years of Saturn Images - Part 4...... 78 A Pictorial Look at the 39th Annual Saturn Awards...... 82 All photographs are used by In Memoriam...... 84 permission and are copyrighted by Our Founder: Dr. Donald A. Reed...... 86 their respective networks/studios/ Academy Leadership & Staff...... 87 photographers. All rights reserved. Special Thanks /Advertisers’ Index...... 88

© 2014, The Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films 5 A Greeting From the President

he worlds of science fiction, fantasy, and horror. Dipsy? And of course we can’t forget Daniel Tiger, When do we receive our first exposure to these Henrietta Pussycat and Lady Elaine Fairchilde ,who genres? I would say when we were toddlers. resided in Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood. All of these We are told of “Mr. Sandman,” who will characters were a part of our lives as children. Thelp sleep while we lie in our cribs. We are giddy Our reading material included the stories of three with anticipation for a jolly, red-suited fellow, who will slide down the chimney with a bag full of gifts while traveling on a flying sled pulled by magical reindeer. When one of our baby teeth falls out, we are taught to put this object under our pillows at night and, in the morning, find a bright shiny new coin in its place. The Easter Bunny places colored eggs in our garden for us to find, or the stork is the bearer of wondrous new babies that are delivered to our doors who become our baby brothers and sisters. On All Hallow’s Eve, we dress up in creepy fantasy horror clothing and visit strangers’ homes to ask for candy. How about the stories we are taught in church about the creation of our world, or the great flood that wiped out humanity for us to begin anew? Some of these biblical stories are pretty horrifying. We turn on our television sets to watch shows that feature larger-than-life characters. It might have been a show like , which had a large yellow talking bird. It could be this troupe of puppets referred little pigs who were afraid of a big bad wolf that to as “muppets,” or the crew from Dusty’s Treehouse, threatened to destroy their houses. Or Chicken Little, which included Scooter Squirrel and Stanley Spider. who believed the sky was falling, or a tired child who Maybe it was Captain Kangaroo, with loyal Mr. Green accidentally stepped into a house where three bears Jeans hamming it up with the help of Bunny Rabbit or resided. I read the Grimm Fairy Tales, which Mister Moose or Dancing Bear. captivated my imagination with its graphic violence. I vividly recall Kukla, Fran, and Ollie, and Beany If our moms and dads took us to the movies, we and Cecil the Seasick Sea Serpent. Who can forgot entered a special world filled with visual delight. This Felix the is when things got serious for us genre Cat and his enthusiasts. We discovered the beauty of The Wizard magic bag of Oz, Gulliver’s Travels, Snow White and the Seven of tricks? In Dwarfs, The Blue Bird, The Thief of Baghdad, Dumbo, later years The Reluctant Dragon, or The 5,000 Fingers of Mr. T. If children you were a really adventuresome child like I was, you were took in the wonders of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, captivated Jason and the Argonauts, Jack the Giant Killer, Star by such Wars, Superman: The Movie, or The Black Hole. characters Yes, indeed we were exposed to the wonders of as The fantasy, science fiction, and horror at an early age. Banana Children are supposed to grow out of that and Splits, or eventually step into the serious world of adulthood. Sid and But not all of us did. While we were willing to embrace Kukla, Fran & Ollie Marty the adult world, we did not wish to relinquish the Krofft’s wonders of magic, imagination, and otherworlds. We brand of kooky characters such as H.R. had discovered something beautiful and limitless with Pufnstuf or Weenie the Genie. How about being no boundaries, which enraptured us and struck a entertained by Spongebob Squarepants, Barney the special chord within our being. Purple Dinosaur, or Teletubbies with Tinky Winky and I think there is great camaraderie for many who

6 are in this ballroom tonight. If you are watching the classical actor with the Life Career Award. brilliant series Cosmos, you are being enlightened When I think of the leaders in genre television, the about persons throughout history who have allowed name that immediately comes to mind is writer Bryan themselves the ability to “think outside of the box.” Fuller. We became aware of this immensely talented This has led to discoveries that have bettered our artist in 2002, when he worked on : Voyager existence and allowed us to learn about ourselves, our and, in later world, and the universe. years, wrote Welcome to the annual gathering of the most four episodes imaginative group of human beings who blow our for the minds through visual creativity and rich, thought- memorable provoking dialogue, and ideas that keep us on the series Heroes. edge of our seats! Tonight marks our 40th gathering of He has created honoring and recognizing the best work of the past four original year. We will shortly reveal the recipients of Saturn series that we Award recognition in various categories throughout consider the evening. genre- In addition, we will single out a few special artists defining each who we feel deserve special recognition for their work. in their own The wonderfully talented actor Malcolm way. The McDowell has really taken us to the greatest heights of series are entertainment with his work over the past six decades. Wonderfalls, Each of us no doubt has a favorite performance from Dead Like this brilliant actor, who starred in ’s Me, Pushing visionary classic Daisies, and of Hannibal A Clockwork Hannibal. Orange. Some of These shows his other were all produced and created between 2003–2014. I outstanding work think his current show, Hannibal, is one of the most includes Voyage brilliant shows on television. It’s one of the darkest of the Damned, shows to air on a major network. It’s really the Royal Flash, O smartest show on television these days, and the Lucky Man, If, plotlines are very mysterious, and you’re not always Britannia sure where you’ll wind up at the conclusion of an Hospital, and episode; but with brilliant performances, which are Star Trek: mesmerizing to watch, you can’t take your eyes off the Generations. screen. My favorite Bryan Fuller has achieved new heights with performance is Hannibal. Tonight we are honoring him with the his role as H.G. coveted Dan Curtis Legacy Award (named the Wells in the 1979 producer of such series as Dark Shadows and The Winds of War and the telefilms The Night Stalker and classic Time After Trilogy of Terror). Time, where he We have seen the progression of make-up effects pursues the reach new levels in film and television. The greatest villainous Jack make-up effects masters include Jack Pierce, Dick Smith, , , and Gregory Nicotero. Malcolm McDowell in Time After Time the Ripper through time into Greg does his masterful work through his company our own. It’s one KNB EFX Group. His team has built a strong of the great classic films of all time. Of course, he will reputation in the industry as the very best. If you take always be remembered in genre entertainment for a look at a list of projects Greg has worked on over the being the person who kills Captain James T. Kirk in the years, it’s incredible in its diversity. Star Trek universe. It’s a great to bestow this Some of the films Greg and his company have

7 worked on over the They have been years include Evil published through Dead II, II, Jacobs Brown Press. Nightmare on Elm We urge you to go to Street 5, Bride of Gregory Nicotero Amazon immediately Re-Animator, and purchase these Halloween 5, books. Marc will be Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III, Army of receiving the Special Recognition Award. Darkness, , , Boogie As we celebrate tonight, I’d like you all to take a Nights, 2, The Green Mile, Kill Bill, Vols. 1 & 2, moment to remember the one true individual who Hitchcock, and the recent Amazing Spider-Man 2. His should be remembered — Dr. Donald A. Reed. I had television work includes Deadwood, , the honor and pleasure of knowing this brilliant man The Pacific, and The Walking Dead. the last 20 years of his life. Not only was he a He has become an integral part of The Walking knowledgeable person, he was one of the kindest and Dead as he is producing and directing episodes of the most gentle of souls who has ever graced us with his successful series. He has been working in make-up presence here on earth. His smile revealed a soul that effects since 1985. His efforts have helped raise the was nothing short of love and peace. When you got his level of quality in all the projects he has worked on. He spirit flowing, he could talk nonstop about his has truly earned our special honor, the George Pal passions, which included world history, film, and Memorial Award (named after the filmmaker behind politics. He could talk to you about the origins of such iconic films as The Time Machine, War of the World War I and then sit down and laugh over a Bugs Worlds, and When Worlds Collide). Bunny cartoon. He Star Trek has great meaning in genre was a gentle man and entertainment. It was really the first series to gain I wish everyone here prominence in the annals of television entertainment. tonight could have The base of fans for this iconic series is massive. The met and spoken to original series lasted only three seasons. Our founder, him. He would have Dr. Donald A. Reed, knew , the been delighted. creator of the Let’s all series, and remember the man worked on who created this keeping the series wonderful on the air (for a organization! I want third season) everyone to enjoy when it was in themselves tonight. danger of being Please talk to your canceled. tablemates and There is a prepare for what is series of books sure to be an that has recently entertaining night Dr. Donald A. Reed been written for all of us. Thanks that analyzes very much to our every episode of host for the evening, Jeff Ross, who took time the original out of his busy schedule to be our guide through Marc Cushman series. These tonight’s festivities. Jeff, you’re the man! books have Additional thanks go to Aaron Griffith, Steven been deemed exhaustive and a revelation to the fan Carter, and Kevin and Bradley Marcus, who worked so base of Star Trek. It has received the praise of Leonard hard in putting on this little show for us tonight. You Nimoy aka Mr. . The books are called “These Are are all very much appreciated. the Voyages.” (Books 1 and 2 have been released so Take care and thanks for being here tonight for the far.) They are incredible to read. We are thrilled to be 40th Annual Saturn Awards! honoring Marc Cushman, the author of these books. —Robert Holguin, June 2014

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of saturn awards

© 2014 Anchor Bay Enterainment LLC. All Rights Reserved. Best Comic-to-Film Motion Picture

Iron Man 3

Man of Steel

Thor: The Dark World

10 The Wolverine

Best Science Fiction Film

Ender’s Game Gravity

The Hunger Games: Catching Fire

Pacific Rim

Riddick 12 CONGRATULATES ALL OF THE SATURN AWARD NOMINEES WITH SPECIAL RECOGNITION TO THE FILM NOMINEES RELEASED IN IMAX DESPICABLE ME 2 ENDER’S GAME FAST & FURIOUS 6 GRAVITY 3 JACK THE GIANT SLAYER JACK RYAN: SHADOW RECRUIT MAN OF STEEL OZ THE GREAT AND POWERFUL PACIFIC RIM RIDDICK STAR TREK INTO DARKNESS THE HOBBIT: THE DESOLATION OF SMAUG THE HUNGER GAMES: CATCHING FIRE THE LONE RANGER : THE DARK WORLD WORLD WAR Z

IMAX® is a registered trademark of IMAX Corporation. Best Fantasy Film

About Time Her

The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug

Jack the Giant Slayer

Oz The Great and Powerful 14 The Secret Life of Walter Mitty Best Horror Film

Mama The Conjuring

Carrie

Warm Bodies

This is the End The Purge 15 The Dan Curtis Legacy Award

Bryan Fuller

ast year, the Saturn Awards presented its first television was not an easy one. Born in a galaxy far, far annual Dan Curtis Legacy Award to Vince away from Hollywood—in Lewiston, Idaho—Bryan Gilligan (“”) who, like Dan Curtis was raised in Clarkston, Wash. He graduated from himself (TV’s Dark Shadows/The Night Stalker Lewis–Clark State College in Lewiston, Idaho, before Land The Winds of War), is a true master of both genre transferring to the USC School of Cinematic Arts. TV and quality programming. Following in these But Bryan’s hero’s journey was not without its talented footsteps is no easy task, but this year’s bumpy roads. High tuition costs forced him to leave recipient, Bryan Fuller, has proven to be more than USC and, for the next five years, he worked as an up to the challenge. office temp. What makes Bryan even more inspiring is Bryan’s path from self-professed Star Trek fan to that he took his dreams of science fiction and fantasy writer, producer, and creator of highly original and turned them into reality—and this was at a time

16 TO OUR DEAR FRIEND Star Trek: Voyager Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

when being a sci-fi geek wasn’t chic. Pushing Daisies, In 1997, there were two Star Treks on the air— which reteamed him with (who Deep Space Nine and Voyager—and Bryan was had starred on Wonderfalls). Debuting on ABC on determined to write for at least one of them. Taking October 3, 2007, Pushing Daisies was a quirky, advantage of USC’s open writing submission policy, colorful, and charming tale of a pie-maker who could Bryan wrote a spec that led to work on two DS9 bring dead things back to life temporarily. The show episodes. This in turn resulted in his becoming a full was nominated for three Saturn Awards and 12 Emmy staff writer on the fourth season of Voyager, where he Awards, including one for Fuller for Outstanding beamed his way up to co-producer for the remainder Writing of a Comedy Series. It ultimately won seven of its seven seasons. , including Best Supporting Actress for In 2002, he adapted Stephen King’s Carrie for the Kristin Chenoweth. Sci-Fi Channel, an achievement for which he was Mockingbird Lane was a 2012 re-imagining of the nominated for a Saturn Award. But it was the next 1960s sitcom The Munsters. Featuring Jerry O’Connell year that Bryan got to truly flex his creative talents as Herman, Portia de Rossi as Lily, and Eddie Izzard with Dead Like Me, the story of a dead Seattle girl recruited by the Grim Reaper, which aired on Showtime for two seasons (2003-2004). Laced with dark comedy, it earned two Saturn Award nominations. Next Bryan co-created the short-lived but much- loved Wonderfalls with Todd Holland. This whimsical comedy / drama starred Caroline Dhavernas as a sales clerk at a Niagara Falls gift shop, who helped people in need by way of her conversations with various animal figurines. In 2013, TV Guide included the series in its list of 60 shows that were “Cancelled Too Soon.” Having made a name for himself in genre television, Bryan joined NBC’s Heroes after the aired and became co-executive producer on the first season. He also wrote a couple of memorable episodes, including Company Man, which TV Guide named one of the 100 greatest episodes in television history. While Heroes was still flying high, Bryan created

18 Dead Like Me Congratulations to Bryan Fuller and all of the Saturn Award Nominees

Your Friends at Bad Hat Harry as Grandpa Munster, it crime thriller that crossed aired as a Halloween over into horror in a way special and was viewed by that nobody really tapped 5.47 million American into.” viewers. Mads Mikkelsen’s But 2013 was a year seductive Hannibal is a when Bryan Fuller would departure from the iconic truly come into his own Anthony Hopkins version by taking on a true literary or Brian Cox’s / film giant and putting interpretation his own spin on it: Based (Manhunter) in that the on the characters from character is more like Thomas Harris’ novel Red Lucifer. Hugh Dancy’s Dragon, NBC’s Hannibal Will Graham is his is like nothing else on tormented counterpart; network television. With and , its intense mind games Gina Torres—and and horrific twists and familiar Fullerverse faces turns, Hannibal is a Caroline Dhavernas and departure from Bryan’s Eddie Izzard—are but a few of the stellar previous fantastical Hannibal works, but it is imbued supporting cast. with wit and a visual style. Hannibal just ended It all started with a fateful plane ride, sitting in its second season with some shocking twists—NO front of Katie O’Connell, the CEO of Gaumont TV SPOILERS HERE—which leave us dying to see what (who owned the rights to Red Dragon). Bryan jumped happens in season 3 and beyond! at the chance to bring Hannibal Lecter to TV, because It is with great pleasure that the Saturn Awards as he says, “I love Thomas Harris’ approach to the honors Bryan Fuller with the Dan Curtis Legacy Award.

Television 1997 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – Writer (story) 2006-09 Heroes – Consulting Producer, 1997-2001 Star Trek: Voyager - Co-Producer, Writer Co-Executive Producer, Writer 2002 Carrie (TV movie) – Executive Producer, 2007-09 Pushing Daisies – Creator, Executive Producer, Teleplay Writer 2003-04 Dead Like Me – Creator, Writer, Consultant, 2012 Mockingbird Lane – Executive Producer, Executive Producer Writer 2004 Wonderfalls - Creator, Executive Producer, 2013- Hannibal – Executive Producer, Writer Writer (Developer)

Pushing Daisies Wonderfalls

20 dreamed of bringing andtelevision the Dr. Donald A.Reed, our Founder andPresident, Forty years later that dream is beingrealized is laterthat dream Fortyyears respect andattention deserved. they Thank you, Don. Wemissyou. more powerfully thanever.

Portrait: 40 Years of Saturn Images - Part 1

Clockwise from upper left— , Barbara Steele, Boris Karloff; ; ; and Lon Chaney Jr.

22 Clockwise from upper left—Rock Hudson; William Castle. Burgess Meredith; Dr. Reed, ; Dr. Reed, Elsa Lanchester; Sam Arkoff, George Pal; Robert Downey Jr.; and in the center. Below—early Count Dracula Society Awards dinner. Best Actor

Robert Downey, Jr. Inside Llewyn Davis

Simon Pegg The World’s End

Joaquin Phoenix Her

Brad Pitt World War Z Ben Stiller 24 The Secret Life of Walter Mitty Best Actress

Martina Gedeck The Wall

Sandra Bullock Gravity

Halle Berry The Call

Mia Wasikowska Stoker

Emma Thompson Saving Mr. Banks The Hunger Games: Catching Fire 25 Best Supporting Actor

Benedict Cumberbatch Star Trek Into Darkness

Daniel Bruhl Rush Gravity

Ben Kingsley Iron Man 3

Harrison Ford Ender’s Game

Tom Hiddleston Thor: The Dark World 26 About Time Best Supporting Actress

Melissa Leo Prisoners

Nicole Kidman Stoker

Scarlett Johansson Her

Emily Watson The Book Thief The Hunger Games: Catching Fire The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug 27 Best Performance by a Younger Actor

Asa Butterfield Ender’s Game

Chloe Grace Moretz Carrie

Sophie Nelisse The Book Thief

Saoirse Ronan How I Live Now

Ty Simpkins Iron Man 3 28 Dylan Sprayberry Man of Steel Best Director

Alfonso Cuaron Gravity

Peter Berg

J.J. Abrams Star Trek Into Darkness

Guillermo del Toro Pacific Rim

Francis Lawrence The Hunger Games: Catching Fire The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug 29 Best Action/Adventure Film

The Book Thief Fast & Furious 6

Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit

The Lone Ranger

Lone Survivor 30 Rush UNIVERSAL PICTURES

Proudly Congratulates Our Nominees for the 40TH ANNUAL SATURN AWARDS

Best Production Design Best Fantasy Film JAN ROELFS Best Supporting Actor Best Costume BILL NIGHY PENNY ROSE Best Editing MARK DAY

Best Animated Film

Best Action/Adventure Film Best Action/Adventure Film Best Director Best Editing CHRISTIAN WAGNER Best Make-Up KELLY MATSUMOTO DYLAN HIGHSMITH JAMIE KELMAN PETER MONTAGNA

Best Action/Adventure Film

Best Horror Film Best Supporting Actor DANIEL BRÜHL Best Editing DAN HANLEY ACE Best Horror Film MIKE HILL ACE Best Make-Up FAE HAMMOND Best Science Fiction Film KIRSTIN CHALMERS

© UNIVERSAL STUDIOS Best Thriller Film

The Call The East

Now You See Me

The Place Beyond the Pines

Prisoners 32 World War Z Best Independent Film

Inside Llewyn Davis Great Expectations

12 Years a Slave

Upside Down

Out of the Furnace The Invisible Woman 33 The Life Career Award Malcolm McDowell Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. McDowell channeled hardship into his art and made his movie debut in 1968 with British director Lindsay Anderson’s If...., playing, aptly enough, a school rebel. Though he followed this up with Figures in a Landscape (1970) and The Raging Moon (1971), it was McDowell’s malevolent smirk in “If….” that landed him his most iconic role — in Stanley Kubrick’s landmark sci-fi thriller A Clockwork Orange. Christiana Kubrick recalls that her husband, while in his private screening room, called out to the projectionist to turn the reel back when he saw McDowell. He did that four more times. “We have found our Alex,” the director announced. Adapted from the novel by Anthony Burgess, A Clockwork Orange earned McDowell great acclaim and nominations from the Golden Globes, the National Society of Film Critics, and the Film Critics Circle for Best Actor. McDowell’s Alex, a young hoodlum brainwashed by a dystopian British government of the near future, became a symbol of brutal youth in 1971. However, the actor recently said, “For years, I didn’t see the same film everybody saw.” He couldn’t truly appreciate that angry young man until he himself was old enough ach year, the Saturn Awards presents the Life to comb white hair. Career Award to talented individuals at the top McDowell reteamed with Anderson for O Lucky of their crafts. In the words of the immortal Bard Man! (1973), based on his own idea, and Britannia of Avon, “All the world’s a stage” — and no one Hospital (1982), and regularly turned up on British Eembodies the essence of this expression more than television productions in the 1970s in adaptations of Malcolm McDowell. As an acclaimed actor of the theatre classics, including one with in stage, screen, and television, Malcolm McDowell is a The Collection (1976). versatile and charismatic performer who has chilled Multiple diverse roles and outstanding and thrilled audiences for six decades. performances followed in such films as Voyage of the Malcolm McDowell was born Malcolm John Taylor Damned, Royal Flash, Blue Thunder, ’s on June 13, 1943, in Leeds, England, to working-class stylish remake of Cat People, and the controversial parents. At age 11, Malcolm was shipped off to the Caligula. Tonbridge Boarding School and the Cannock House McDowell has appeared in countless villainous School in Eltham, Kent, where his wayward ways roles, highlighted by his turn as Dr. Sam Loomis in caused him to be beaten with a slipper or cane every Rob Zombie’s remakes of Halloween and Halloween II Monday. While at school, he decided that he wanted (in 2007 and 2009 respectively). to become an actor; he began taking acting classes, However, it was his sincere performance as a time- and eventually secured work as an extra with the Royal traveling H.G. Wells alongside ’s Jack the Shakespeare Company, then trained with the London Ripper in Nicholas Meyer’s Time After Time that made

34 Malcolm McDowell near and dear to our sci-fi hearts. Entourage; and most recently on TNT’s Franklin & “It’s not a thriller about Jack the Ripper; it is actually Bash and CBS’ The Mentalist. a love story,” explains McDowell, who found real-life Arguably, though, one of his greatest contributions love with co-star on the set and to science fiction cinema is as “the man who killed was married to her from 1980 to 1990. McDowell cites Captain James T. Kirk” in Star Trek: Generations. Time After Time as one of his favorites because, “I got Not bad for the son of working-class parents from two wonderful children as a gift from this movie.” Leeds, England! His devilish charm has delighted television fans With a legacy of stellar performances and a future as well, who’ve come to know McDowell for his full of possibilities, it is with great pleasure that the memorable appearances as the villainous Linderman Saturn Awards honor Malcolm McDowell with a well- on NBC’s Heroes; Terrence McQuewick on HBO’s deserved Life Career Award.

Filmography (Selected Highlights) Motion Pictures 1983 Blue Thunder 2012 Silent Hill: Revelation 3D 1998-99 Fantasy Island 1968 If... 1990 Class of 1999 2005-11 Entourage Television 1970 Figures in a Landscape 1990 1976 Great Performances 2006 Monk 1971 A Clockwork Orange 1992 The Player (The Collection) (Mr. Monk Goes to a Fashion Show) 1973 O Lucky Man! – 1994 1983 Faerie Tale Theatre (also writer) 1995 Tank Girl (Little Red Riding Hood) 2007 War and Peace 1975 Royal Flash 2003 The Company 1985 Arthur the King (TV Mini-Series) 1976 Voyage of the Damned 2007 Halloween 1991 Tales from the Crypt 2007-08 Heroes 1979 Caligula 2008 Doomsday (The Reluctant 2010-11 CSI: Miami 1979 Time After Time 2009 Halloween II Vampire) 2010-13 The Mentalist 1982 Britannia Hospital 2010 Barry Monday 1994 The Man Who 2011-14 Franklyn & Bash 1982 Cat People 2010 Golf in the Kingdom Wouldn’t Die 2013 Community

Malcolm, Greg, Bryan — CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR WELL DESERVED 2014 SATURN AWARDS! Guillermo del Toro

35 40 Years of Saturn Images - Part 2

Top row—, A.E. VanVogt; ; Rouben Mamoulian, Dr. Reed; and Roddy McDowall. Middle row—Ben Burtt, Dr. Reed, William Tuttle; George Burns, ; Buster Crabbe, Sam J. Jones. Bottom row—Gil Gerard, Erin Gray; Richard Kiel and . Below—Saturn awards diplayed for national television broadcast in 1978.

36 Clockwise from upper left—the cast of 1978’s Battlestar Galactica (Lorne Greene, Laurette Spang, Dirk Benedict); Elijah Wood; Herve Villechaize, Sam J. Jones; Marty Feldman; Dana Plato & Robocop; ; Lindsay Wagner, Dr. Reed; and in the center. 37 Best International Film

Big Bad Wolves Blancanieves

A Hijacking

How I Live Now

SafetyStoker Not Guaranteed Seeking a Friend for 38 theThe End World’s of the End World

Best Animated Film

Despicable Me 2

From Up on Poppy Hill

Frozen

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eff Ross is an actor, writer, director, producer, and comedian originally from Newark, New Jersey. He created and starred on The Burn With Jeff Ross on Comedy Central and Jcontinues to produce and star in their wildly popular celebrity roast franchise. He will next be seen on the big screen in Jeremy Garrelick’s The Wedding Ringer with Kevin Hart and Josh Gad as well as “Flock of Dudes” with Chris D’Elia. He also starred on ABC’s multi camera comedy pilot Keep It Together, produced by Kevin Hart. Jeff’s writing credits include the screenplay The Comedian (co-written with Art Linson) and the book, “I Only Roast The Ones I Love” published by Simon & Schuster. Jeff continues to tour the world performing live as “The Roastmaster General.” Jeff Ross has hosted a record number of Saturn Awards, and at the 38th Annual Saturn Awards, he received his own a special Saturn Award in honor of his years of service. We’re happy to have Jeff return after a one-year hiatus!

Jeff Rector Valerie Perez Announcer Associate Producer & Stage Hostess Jeff is not only the official spokesman for the Valerie stars as comic book heroine Paula Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Peril in the official film series, Wonder Horror, but a busy working actor and Woman for YouTube channels such as The award-winning filmmaker. Currently, he Nerdist & ’s World of Heroes. She is can be seen co-starring with Linda also a model whose likeness can be seen in Hamilton in the Original Movie comic books and video games from Marvel, Bermuda Tentacles. Jeff is also the President DC, and : The CloneWars. Valerie and Festival Director for the Burbank enjoys teaching and co-heads the Comic- International Film Festival now in its 6th Con International Film School for the sixth year. www.burbankfilmfest.org year in a row. ValeriePerez.com

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Peter Jackson, Guillermo del Toro The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug BEST MUSIC Joel Coen, Ethan Coen Inside Llewyn Davis Oz The Great and Powerful Alfonso Cuaron, Jonas Cuaron Frank Ilfman Big Bad Wolves Gravity Frozen The Hobbit: Her The Desolation of Smaug , Simon Pegg Brian Tyler Iron Man 3 The World’s End Brian Tyler Now You See Me The Book Thief BEST MAKE-UP Patrick Baxter, Jane O’Kane, Roger Murray Evil Dead Rick Findlater, Richard Taylor, Peter King The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug Howard Berger, Jamie Kelman, Peter Montagna Lone Survivor Donald Mowat Prisoners Fae Hammond, Mark Coulier, Kirstin Chalmers Rush Karen Cohen, David White, Elizabeth Yianni-Georgiou Thor: The Dark World

44 Best Editing / Production Design

iting Best Ed Peter Amundson, John Gilroy Pacific Rim Alan Edward Bell The Hunger Games: Catching Fire Alfonso Cuaron, Mark Sanger Gravity Mark Day About Time Daniel P. Hanley, Mike Hill Rush Christian Wagner, Kelly Matsumoto, Dylan Highsmith Fast & Furious 6 BEST PRODUCTION Dan Hennah DESIGN The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug Philip Messina The Hunger Games: Catching Fire Andrew Neskoromny, Carol Spier Pacific Rim Andy Nicholson Jan Roelfs Gravity 47 Ronin Oz The Great and Powerful

45 Best Costume

Gary Jones Oz The Great and Powerful

Michael Kaplan Star Trek Into Darkness

Wendy Partridge Thor: The Dark World

Beatrix Aruna Pasztor Great Expectations

Penny Rose 47 Ronin

Trish Summerville 46 The Hunger Games: Catching Fire Best Special Effects

Tim Webber, Chris Lawrence, David Shirk, Neil Corbould Gravity

Joe Letteri, , David Clayton, Eric Reynolds The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug

Joe Letteri, John Desjardin, Man of Steel

John Knoll, James E. Price, Clay Pinney, Rocco Larizza Pacific Rim

Roger Guyett, , Ben Grossman, Star Trek Into Darkness

Jake Morrison, , Mark Breakspear Thor: The Dark World

47 The George Pal Memorial Award Gregory Nicotero he George Pal Memorial Award is given to an individual who contributes to the high quality of filmmaking and helps elevate genre films and television to Tnew heights. And there’s no one who embodies the spirit of legendary filmmaker George Pal, who was the producer and/or director of such classics as War of the Worlds, When Worlds Collide, and The Time Machine, more than Gregory Nicotero. Gregory Nicotero is not only a gifted SFX and make-up wizard on hundreds of motion pictures and television, but he has made the leap into the director’s chair to become a true creative force to be reckoned with. Born on March 15, 1963, in , Pa., Greg began his career 25 years ago alongside fellow Pittsburgh natives and horror aficionados director George Romero and effects master Tom Savini. Greg says, “When I started with Savini, Tom was the rock ‘n’ roll make-up effects guy ... Between him, Rick Baker, Dick Smith, and , in the late ‘70s, when make-up effects were really coming into the forefront, they were the stars of the movies.” Most filmmakers have that one film that sucks them in and inspires them — and for Greg, it was Steven Spielberg’s Jaws (1976). After viewing the movie, Greg claims to have become hooked on special effects. He explains, “... I kept thinking, ‘How the hell did they do EFX Group has provided eye-popping and jaw dropping that?! How’d they build a big giant shark that could special effects for many of Hollywood’s major releases. eat people?!’ ” Along with The Exorcist, Planet of the Greg’s company contributed special make-up Apes, and a good dose of Universal monster movies, and creature effects on such films as Dances with Greg goes on to say “... Jaws, and then later Dawn of Wolves, The Green Mile, Sin City, Transformers, The the Dead, were pretty much the two movies that did it Grey and Pulp Fiction. His prosthetics and character for me.” make-up can be seen in everything from Kill Bill, Greg claims his career was all “completely by Splice, Drag Me To Hell, The Hills Have Eyes to Boogie chance.” He’d known George Romero for years and was Nights, Grindhouse, Austin Powers: Goldmember, and offered a P.A. job on Creepshow in 1981, but he was 17 . years old and getting ready to go to school to study pre- Greg supervised make-up effects on films from med. When Romero approached him again in 1984 to ’s Inglorious Basterds to the Steven work on Day of the Dead, Greg couldn’t pass up this Spielberg/ HBO series The Pacific and opportunity twice. ’s Predators. He’s won numerous As fate would have it, while working on Day of the Saturn Awards and nominations as well as the British Dead, Greg met Howard Berger, who would become Academy Award for Best Make-Up for The Chronicles one of his partners at KNB EFX Group. Greg relocated of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe. to Hollywood, where he moved in with Berger and Bob In fact, Greg Nicotero has been responsible for Kurtzman. Since opening its doors in 1988, the KNB designing make-up effects sequences from initial

48 VISIONARY something GEORGE PAL MEMORIAL AWARDHONOREE CONGRATULATIONS GREG NICOTERO

©2014 AMC Network Entertainment LLC. All rights reserved. creature design to on- he’s just wanted to do, or set operation / 2nd unit things that haven’t been direction on over 700 film done before. and television projects. In addition to As if all that weren’t his amazing zombie reason enough for such work on the show, overwhelming praise, Greg co-wrote and in 2010, Greg wrote and directed The Walking directed his first short Greg Nicotero, director Dead web series, Torn film,The Untitled Monster Apart,” which led to Talent Agency, based on a him directing multi- fictitious 1950s company that managed real monsters episodes of the actual series as well as working as co- for Hollywood’s classic era of creature features. The executive producer. And, what’s more, Greg is currently film was accepted into over 60 festivals around the executive-producing and directing Galyntine, a major world and won Best Short at many festivals. science fiction project for AMC. With special make-up effects reaching new heights Greg lives in L.A. with his assistant director wife on television, Greg and his team have been at the Shari and their two young children, Deven and Alyssa, forefront with the AMC groundbreaking genre series who know zombies aren’t real “‘cause Dad makes The Walking Dead. One of the best things about The them!” Walking Dead for Greg is that it offers him a lot of We are proud to present Gregory Nicotero with creative freedom to design all the gags and all the one of the Science Fiction Academy’s most respected walkers – stuff not even written into the scripts, things honors, the George Pal Memorial Award.

SELECTE D FIL MOGRAPHY

Motion Pictures 2000 Unbreakable - Special Makeup Effects Supervisor 1985 Day of the Dead - Special Makeup Effects Artist 2001 Spy Kids - 1987 - Special Effects Makeup Effects Supervisor & Creature Effects 1987 Predator - Creature Effects Crew (uncredited) 2001 Mulholland Drive - Special Makeup Effects Artist 1987 Evil Dead II - Special Makeup Effects unit crew 2001 - Special Makeup Effects Supervisor 1988 Phantasm II - Special Effects crew 2002 Minority Report - Special Makeup Effects Artist 1989 Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers - (uncredited) Special Effects Supervisor 2002 Austin Powers in Goldmember - Character 1990 Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III - Prosthetics Supervisor, Special Makeup Effects Artist Makeup Artist 2002 Bubba Ho-tep - Special Effects Makeup Supervisor 1990 : The Movie - 2003 Cabin Fever - Special Makeup Effects Supervisor Special Makeup Effects Supervisor 2003 Hulk - Animatronics Effects Supervisor/Puppeteer 1990 Bride of Re-Animator - Special Makeup Effects Artist 2003 Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over - Special Effects Makeup 1990 Misery - Special Makeup Effects Artist 2003 The Texas Chainsaw Massacre - 1990 - Buffalo Effects Supervisor Special Effects Makeup 1992 Army of Darkness - Special Makeup Effects 2003 Once Upon a Time in Mexico - 1993 Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday - Special Makeup Effects Supervisor Effects Supervisor & Special Makeup Effects Artist 2003 Kill Bill: Vol. 1 - Special Effects Makeup Supervisor 1994 Pulp Fiction - Special Makeup Supervisor (uncredited) 2004 Kill Bill: Vol. 2 - Special Makeup Supervisor 1994 ’s New Nightmare - 2005 Sin City - Special Makeup Effects supervisor Special Makeup Effects 2005 The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3-D - 1996 From Dusk till Dawn - Makeup Effects Supervisor Special Makeup Effects Artist 1996 Scream - Special Makeup Effects Supervisor 2005 Serenity - Special Effects Makeup Supervisor 1997 Boogie Nights - Special Makeup Effects Supervisor 2005 Hostel - Special Makeup Effects Designer and Creator 1997 - Special Makeup Effects Supervisor 2005 The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and 1998 Vampires - Special Makeup Effects the Wardrobe - Special Makeup and Creatures 1999 The Green Mile - Special Makeup Effects Supervisor 2006 The Hills Have Eyes - 2000 - Special Makeup Effects Designer Prosthetics & Special Makeup Effects Supervisor 2006 Casino Royale - Effects Supervisor

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2007 Spider-Man 3 - Special Effects Makeup 2006 Desperation (TV Movie) – Special Makeup Effects 2007 Grindhouse - Special Makeup Effects Artist Supervisor, Animatronic Effects 2007 Transformers - Animatronics Supervisor/Puppeteer 2008 Fear Itself (TV Series) – Special Makeup Effects Artist 2007 The Mist - Creature Effects 2010 The Pacific (TV Mini-series) – 2010 The Book of Eli - Special Makeup Effects Key Special Makeup Effects Supervisor 2010 Predators - Special Makeup and Creature Effects 2011 (TV Series) – Special Make-up FX 2010 The United Monster Talent Agency (Short Film) – 2011-12 Breaking Bad (TV Series) – Writer, Director, Special Makeup Effects Special Makeup Effects (3 episodes) 2012 The Grey - Special Makeup Effects 2010-14 The Walking Dead (TV Series) – Co-Executive 2012 The Man with the Iron Fists - Producer (29 episodes, 2011–2013), Special Effects Key Special Effects Makeup Supervisor Makeup (25 episodes, 2010–2013), Executive 2012 Hitchcock – Special Makeup Effects Artist Producer (16 episodes, 2013–2014), Special Effects 2012 Django Unchained – Makeup (16 episodes, 2013–2014), Director Special Makeup Effects Supervisor (7 episodes, 2012–2014), Special Makeup Effects 2013 Oz the Great and Powerful - Artist (7 episodes, 2011–2013), Consulting Producer Special Makeup Effects Supervisor (6 episodes, 2010), Second Unit Director (5 episodes, 2010–2013), Key Special Makeup Effects Supervisor Television (3 episodes, 2010) 1993 Body Bags (TV Movie) – Man with Dog (segment Hair), Special Makeup Effects Special Webisodes 2000 Dune (TV Mini-series) - 2011 The Walking Dead: Torn Apart (6 Episodes) – Lead Special Effects Supervisor Director, Co-Writer 2004-06 Deadwood (TV Series) – 2012 The Walking Dead: Cold Storage (4 Episodes) – Prosthetic Effects Supervisor Director 2005-07 Masters of Horror (TV Series) – 2013 The Walking Dead: The Oath (3 Episodes) – Special Effects Makeup (22 episodes), Director, Story Special Makeup Effects Artist (2 episodes)

52 CONGRATULATIONS on 40 Star-Studded Years

Since Galileo constructed his first telescope, the rings of Saturn have inspired countless creative minds to envision new worlds beyond our own. Today, the Saturn Awards recognize the pinnacle in achievement in science fiction filmmaking. At Celestron, we’re proud to support the science fiction community and inspire the next generation of filmmakers with astonishing views of distant planets and galaxies through our innovative telescopes.

Congratulations to the nominees and to the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films on 40 years of Saturn Awards!

DISCOVER MORE AT Image Source: NASA. All rights reserved. Best Network Series

The Blacklist

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

The Following

Hannibal

Revolution

Sleepy Hollow

54 Under the Dome

Best Syndicated /Cable Series

The Americans

American Horror Story: Coven

Dexter

Continuum

Haven

56 The Walking Dead

Best Television Presentation - limited run*

Bates Motel

Black Sails

Breaking Bad

Falling Skies

Game of Thrones

* Please note: this category has been revised. “Limited run” series’ consist of 10 episodes or less.

58 Vikings AMC CONGRATULATES OUR 2014 SATURN AWARD NOMINEES

BEST TELEVISION PRESENTATION OF A LIMITED RUN SERIES Best Actor in a Television Series Best Supporting Actor in a Television Series Best Actress in a Television Series ANNA GUNN Best Guest Star in a Television Series

BEST CABLE TELEVISION SERIES Best Supporting Actress in a Television Series MELISSA MCBRIDE Best Guest Star in a Television Series DAVID MORRISSEY Best Performance by a Younger Actor in a Television Series

©2014 AMC Network Entertainment LLC. All rights reserved. Best Youth-Oriented Series

Arrow

Pretty Little Liars

Teen Wolf

Supernatural

The Tomorrow People

60 The Vampire Diaries

40 Years of Saturn Images - Part 3

Top row— and friends; Wes Craven; Dean Devlin and Gene Simmons. Second row—, Dr. Reed and Karen Black; Robby the Robot; Darren McGavin; Peter Jackson. Third row—J.T. Walsh and Billy Bob Thornton; and . Bottom row—Lobster Man; Adam West and ; and “Visitors.”

62 Top row—, David Valdes and ; Bryan Singer; Dennis Haysbert; Tobe Hooper and Ron Perlman. Second row—Daniel Benzali and Kim Cattrall; and ; Richard Donner. Third row—Bruce Campbell, Richard Dean Anderson and ; Jennifer Tilly; ; David Kirschner. Bottom row—; Ron Meyer and ; James Woods and John Ritter. At right—Dan Bates, Robert Meyer Burnett, and Mark Altman. 63 Best Actor in a Television Series

Kevin Bacon Bryan Cranston The Following Breaking Bad Hugh Dancy Hannibal

Mads Mikkelsen 64 Hannibal James Spader The Blacklist Noah Wyle CONGRATULATIONS TO SATURN AWARD NOMINEES

Best Television Presentation of a Limited Run Series

Best Actor in a Television Series Best Supporting Actress in a TV Series NOAH WYLE SARAH CARTER Best Performance by a Best Guest Star in a TV Series Younger Actor in a TV Series STEPHEN COLLINS CONNOR JESSUP

TM & © 2014 Turner Entertainment Networks, Inc. A Time Warner Company. All Rights Reserved. Best Actress in a Television Series

Jennifer Carpenter Bates Motel Anna Gunn Breaking Bad

Jessica Lange American Horror 66 Story: Coven Rachel Nichols Continuum The Americans FX and Fox Television Studios Congratulate AMERICAN HORROR STORY: COVEN and THE AMERICANS on It’s Saturn Awards Nominations.

Best Syndicated/Cable Television Series AMERICAN HORROR STORY: COVEN THE AMERICANS

Best Actress in a Television Series – American Horror Story: Coven KERI RUSSELL – The Americans

Best Supporting Actress in a Television Series KATHY BATES – American Horror Story: Coven

Best Guest Star in a Television Series – American Horror Story: Coven Best Supporting Actor in a Television Series

Nikolaj Coster-Waldau Game of Thrones Erik Knudsen Continuum David Lyons Revolution

Dean Norris 68 Under the Dome Aaron Paul Breaking Bad James Purefoy The Following Best Supporting Actress in a Television Series

Kathy Bates Gwendoline Christie American Horror Story: Coven Sarah Carter Falling Skies Game of Thrones

Melissa McBride Michelle Fairley Game of Thrones The Walking Dead Revolution 69 Best Guest Star in a Television Series

Danny Huston Stephen Collins Falling Skies Robert Forster Breaking Bad American Horror Story: Coven

David Morrissey 70 The Walking Dead Charlotte Rampling Dexter Gina Torres Hannibal Best Performance by a Younger Actor in a Television Series

Colin Ford Under the Dome Jared Gilmore Once Upon a Time Jack Gleeson Game of Thrones

Chandler Riggs Connor Jessup Falling Skies MacKenzie Lintz Under the Dome The Walking Dead 71 The Special Recognition Award

Marc Cushman

t takes great dedication to devote a great portion Star Trek: of your life to a specific topic. Marc Cushman has TOS in both succeeded admirably in authoring several books book and on the history of Star Trek: The Original Series. video form, IThese exhaustively researched books plot the course a work of this classic series, with loads of information on the that would development of the series — on every episode — for document everyone to read and enjoy. the writing Marc is a Writers Guild of America screenwriter, a and television and / producer, and a teacher. production Gene Roddenberry took the pitch from Marc for the of each of Star Trek: The Next Generation “Sarek” episode, which the “classic was the first in that series to prominently include a 79” episodes character from the original Star Trek, thereby linking by utilizing the two series together. production memos and other materials preserved by It was during that time that Marc discussed with Roddenberry and his co-producer, Robert H. Justman. Roddenberry the idea of doing a detailed history on Among Marc’s other published works is I Spy: A

72 History and Episode and feature films Guide to the such as In the Groundbreaking Eyes of a Killer Television Series, and Desperately with Linda Seeking Paul LaRosa. The book McCartney. chronicles the With making of the assistance from landmark series, Susan Osborn, which was the first and publication to film around the by Little Brown world and the first Press, the Star to cast a white Trek – TOS: actor and a black Seasons One, actor on an equal Two, and Three status, resulting collections richly in three Emmy deserve to be awards for Bill recognized Cosby as Best for their Lead in a Drama. magnificence. Marc’s other screen work includes scripts for the It’s our pleasure to honor author Marc Cushman supernatural genre series Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction with the Special Recognition Award.

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73 Best DVD/BD Release/ Best DVD/BD Collection

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The Brass Teapotome Entertainment Magnolia H Curse of Chucky Universal Mischief Night RLJ Entertainment

Solomon Kane Anchor Bay Entertainment Twixt Fox Home Entertainment You’re Next Best DVD/BD Collection Bowery Boys Collection: Volumes 2 and 3 Warner Archive Chucky: The Complete Collection Universal Friday the 13th : The Complete Collection Warner James Dean Ultimate Collector’s Edition Warner Mad Max Trilogy Warner Zatoichi: The Blind Swordsman Criterion

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Fantastic Voyage Fox Home Entertainment Halloween (35th Anniversary Edition) Anchor Bay The Haunting Warner Warner House of Wax Nosferatu Kino Lionsgate Best DVD/BD Television The Wicker Man Release The Adventures of Superboy: The Complete Third Season Warner Archive Search: The Complete Series Warner Archive Star Trek: The Next Generation: Season 3, 4, 5 CBS Paramount Under the Dome: Season One CBS Paramount The Walking Dead: The Complete Third Season Starz/Anchor Bay The White Queen: Season One Anchor Bay

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78 Clockwise from upper left—Peter Bogdanovich; ; Stan Lee, Nicolas Cage; ; ; Peter Jackson; ; Sherry Lansing; ; ; Gale Anne Hurd; ; Guillemo del Toro, Frank Darabont; and Steven Spielberg. 79 Actor Spotlight: Lance Reddick

rom starring roles in some of television’s most run. Reddick considers his breakout role to be playing detective iconic series to hit blockbuster films, veteran actor John Basil (aka.Mobey) on HBO’s Oz. He is also known and Lance Reddick is proving his versatility and defying grown an exceptional sci-fi following from his roles on the hit expectations. The Baltimore native is having quite a series’ on FOX, ABC’s Lost as the mysterious Matthew year and is showing no signs of slowing down. Abbadon. He also did outstanding work on the award winning FLance will be seen in the upcoming American series The Corner. psychological thriller, The Guest, which premiered at the An accomplished musician, Lance studied 2014 . The film is directed classical composition at The Eastman School of by Adam Wingard and written by Simon Barrett). Music where as an undergraduate he displayed Reddick also made guest appearances in a different side to his acting persona episodes of FX’s American Horror Story: Coven writing and composing music. He wrote, and CBS’ Intelligence, and NBC’s The Blacklist. composed and sang all the songs on Other projects to look out for in 2014 include his debut album Contemplations & the feature John Wick with , Remembrances, a contemporary the Amazon series Bosch, and Snoot Films collection of Jazz music currently upcoming feature Faults. available on iTunes. Last summer, he was seen in one of Reddick was born and the most anticipated summer films White raised in Baltimore, MD and House Down, with Channing Tatum, Jamie currently resides in Los Foxx, and , who Lance Angeles. also worked with in the film Won’t Back Down opposite Viola Davis. Lance also appeared in a pivotal cameo in Spike Lee’s iconic remake of Old Boy reuniting Lance with his Jonah Hex co-star Josh Brolin. Audiences have come to know Lance as the stern and authoritarian Special Agent Phillip Broyles on the hit Fox series Fringe. To shake things up a little, Lance showed off his comedy chops with a very successful guest-star turn on the F/X comedy It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. He then starred in a highly successful Funny or Die viral video, Toys R Me, and a spot for College Humor. They were so well received that he was offered an episode of Wilfred on FX, a sketches on IFC’s Comedy Bang Bang, and Wanda Sykes HERlarious on OWN, and an episode of NTSF:SD:SUV Adult Swim. Later this year, Reddick will appear in a leading role in the comedy film Search Party opposite T.J. Miller, Adam Pally, and Thomas Middleditch. Directed by Scot Armstrong and co-written with Mike Gagerman and Andrew Waller, the film is slated to hit theaters nationwide on September 12, 2014. As a producer, Lance officially launched Christai Films in 2011 to produce film, television and web-based projects. Christai Films completed its first feature, St. Sebastian, written/produced by Bruce Terris and directed/produced by Danny Devito. Christai Films’, along with his producing partner Steven Adams, co- produced the web series Drone for Justin Lin’s YOM YOMF network on YouTube and have several other film and television projects in active development. Lance came to prominence in the memorable role of Lt. Cedric Daniels on HBO’s critically acclaimed series, The Wire. This series not only brought him a global fan base, but also is known as one of the best shows on television during its successful five year

80 Past Best Film Winners

SCIENCE FICTION 1972 Slaughterhouse Five 1988 Alien Nation 2002 Minority Report 1973 1989-90 Total Recall 2003 X2: X-Men United 1974-75 Rollerball 1991 2: 2004 Eternal Sunshine of the 1976 Logan’s Run Judgment Day Spotless Mind 1977 Star Wars 1992 Star Trek VI: The 2005 Star Wars: Episode III- 1978 Superman: The Movie Undiscovered Country Revenge of the Sith 1979 Alien 1993 Jurassic Park 2006 1980 1994 2007 Cloverfield 1981 Superman II 1995 2008 Iron Man 1982 E.T.—The Extra- 1996 Independence Day 2009 Avatar Terrestrial 1997 Men in Black 2010 Inception 1983 1998 Armageddon/Dark City 2011 Rise of the 1984 (tie) 1985 1999 2012 Marvel’s The Avengers 1986 Aliens 2000 X-Men 1987 Robocop 2001 A.I.: Artificial Intelligence FANTASY 1973 The Golden Voyage of 1988 Who Framed 2002 Minority Report Sinbad Roger Rabbit 2003 X2: X-Men United 1974-75 Doc Savage 1989-90 Ghost 2004 Eternal Sunshine of the 1976 The Holes 1991 Spotless Mind 1977 Oh God 1992 Aladdin 2005 Star Wars: Episode III- 1978 Heaven Can Wait 1993 The Nightmare Revenge of the Sith 1979 Before Christmas 2006 Children of Men 1980 Somewhere In Time 1994 2007 Cloverfield 1981 1995 12 Monkey 2008 Iron Man 1982 The Dark Crystal 1996 Independence Day 2009 Avatar 1983 Something Wicked This 1997 Men in Black 2010 Inception Way Comes 1998 Armageddon/Dark City 2011 Harry Potter and the 1984 (tie) Deathly Hallows: Part 2 1985 Ladyhawke 1999 The Matrix 2012 1986 The Boy Who Could Fly 2000 X-Men 1987 The Princess Bride 2001 A.I.: Artificial Intelligence HORROR 1972 Blacula 1987 The Lost Boys 2004 Shaun of the Dead 1973 The Exorcist 1988 2005 The Exorcism of 1974-75 Young Frankenstein 1989-90 Arachnophobia Emily Rose 1976 Burnt Offerings 1991 The Silence of the Lambs 2006 The Descent 1977 The Little Girl Who Lives 1992 Bram Stoker’s Dracula 2007 Sweeney Todd: Down the Lane 1993 Army of Darkness The Demon Barber of 1978 The Wicker Man 1994 Interview With a Vampire Fleet Street 1979 Dracula 1995 From Dusk Till Dawn 2008 Hellboy 2: 1980 The Howling 1996 Scream The Golden Army 1981 An American 1997 The Devil’s Advocate 2009 Drag Me to Hell Werewolf In London 1998 Apt Pupil 2010 Let Me In 1982 Poltergeist 1999 The Sixth Sense 2011 The Girl With the 1983 The Dead Zone 2000 Final Destination Dragon Tattoo 1984 2001 The Others 2012 1985 2002 The Ring 1986 The Fly 2003 28 Days Later ACTION/ADVENTURE/THRILLER 1994 Pulp Fiction 2001 Memento 2009 Inglorious Basterds 1995 The Usual Suspects 2002 2010 Salt 1996 Fargo 2003 Kill Bill: Volume 1 2011 MI:4 – Ghost Protocol 1997 L.A. Confidential 2004 Kill Bill: Volume 2 2012 1998 2005 Sin City 1999 The Green Mile 2006 Casino Royale 2000 Crouching Tiger, 2007 300 Hidden Dragon 2008 The Dark Knight ANIMATED INTERNATIONAL INDEPENDENT 2004 2006 Pan’s Labyrinth 2012 Killer Joe 2005 Corpse Bride 2007 Eastern Promises 2006 Cars 2008 Let the Right One In 2007 Ratatouille 2009 District 9 2008 Wall-E 2010 Monsters 2009 Monsters Vs. Aliens 2011 2010 Toy Story 3 2012 Headhunters 2011 Puss in Boots 2012 Frankenweenie 81 The 39TH Annual Saturn Awards

Top row: Vince Gilligan; ; John Savage; ; Mark Johnson. Second row: Lance Reddick; & Sherry Lansing; Laura Parker, Kathryn Leigh Scott; Acker, J. August Richards. Third row: RJ Mitte; Lexa Doig, Erik Knudsen; Katie LeClerc, Israel Broussard; Doug Jones; Ming- Na Wen, Brett Dalton. Fourth row: Noah Wyle & R2D2; Ellen Greene; David Womark. 82 The 39TH Annual Saturn Awards

Top row: Bryan Cranston; Quentin Tarantino; Barry Bostwick; Wayne Brady; , David Alpert, Gale Anne Hurd. Second row: Keith David; Shane Black; ; ; Danny Elfman; , Kevin Feige. Third row: Allison Abbate; Sam J. Jones; JD Pardo; Jon & Al Kaplan; Julie Adams; Richard Christian Matheson. Fourth row: Zoe Bell; Tyler Posey, ; Abigail Hargrove. 83 In Memoriam Gone But Never Forgotten We pay tribute to the following men and women who have left us. Their work will keep them alive in our hearts and minds. In front of the camera Ann B. Davis Henry Polic II Mary Anderson Ann Carter J.J. Cale Mary Grace Canfield August Schellenberg Jackie Lynn Taylor Maximilian Schell Eileen Brennan Pete Seeger Barbara Trentham James Avery Maya Angelou Bob Casale James Rebhorn Mel Smith Bob Hoskins Jane Kean Michael Ansara Carmen Zapata Jay Robinson Michael Maitland Casey Kasem Jerry Coleman Mickey Rooney Christine Buchegger Jerry Vale Nancy Malone Christopher Jones Jim Fregosi Nigel Davenport Cory Monteith Jim Helliwig Noel Harrison Craig Hill Jim Lange Nora Hayden Cynthia Lynn Joan Fontaine Paul Jenkins Dana Wynter John Paul Henson Paul Mantee Dane Witherspoon John Pinette Paul Walker Dave Madden John Ragin Pete Seeger David Brenner Jon Locke Peter O’Toole David Frost Jonathan Winters Phil Everly Dennis Burkley Joseph Ruskin Philip Seymour Hoffman Dennis Farina Judi Meredith Ralph Waite Richard Matheson James Rebhorn Derek Martinus Julie Harris Ray Price Don Mitchell Karen Black Richard Bull Ed Lauter Kate O’Mara Russell Johnson Efrem Zimbalist Jr. Ken Norton Sarah Marshall Eileen Brennan Ken Utsui Sheila MacRae Eleanor Parker Larry D. Mann Shirley Temple Esther Williams Larry Pennell Sid Caesar Eydie Gorme Loni Nest Stanley Rubin Gail Gilmore Lou Reed Tom Laughlin Gail Kobe Luis Avalos Tommy Morrison Geoff Edwards Malcolm Tierney Tony Musante Giuliano Gemma Marc Platt Victor Lundin Harold Ramis Marcia Wallace Other notable passings A.C. Lyles Gordon Hessler Saul Zaentz David Brenner Bob Hoskins Abby Singer Gordon Willis Scott Kalvert Al Goldstein H.R. Giger Shiela Mathews Allen Al Plastino Hal Douglas Sir Run Run Shaw Al Ruscio Hal Needham Stan Lynde Alain Resnais Harry Novak Stanley Rubin Anthony Hinds Hilton Green Stockton Briggle Antonia Bird James Jacks Syd Field Arthur Rankin Jr. Jerry Bishop Ted Post Assaf Dayan Jimmy Murakami Tom Clancy Ben Starr John Agoglia Tom Sherak Bernard Glasser John Blanchette William Froug Bob Thomas John Cacavas William Ross Cal Worthington Larry Lujack Craig Lahiff Lorenzo Semple, Jr. Diana Harryhausen Lou Scheimer Russell Johnson Ralph Waite Diane Disney Miller Lucius Shepard Dick Ayers Malik Bendjelloul Edgar Bronfman Sr. Marvin Paige Edouard Molinaro Michael Shea Elmore Leonard Mike Vraney Eric Bercovici Nick Cardy Everett De Roche Oswald Morris Frederik Pohl Phil Hardy Gabriel Axel Radu Florescu Gary Brandner Ray Dolby Gary David Goldberg Richard Brick George Burditt Richard Matheson Gil Taylor Riz Ortolani

84 Dave Madden Jonathan Winters Harold Ramis Dennis Farina Efrem Zimbalist Jr. Cory Monteith Philip Seymour Hoffman

Ann B. Davis Mike Vraney Michael Ansara

Tom Laughlin Maya Angelou

James Gandolfini Casey Kasem

Sid Caesar David Frost

Karen Black Paul Walker Peter O’Toole Shirley Temple

85 Dana Wynter Eydie Gorme Mickey Rooney Julie Harris Maximilian Schell Dr. Donald A. Reed - Founder

he man behind the (producer/director of such Saturn Awards is classic films as War of the accomplished film Worlds and The Time historian Doctor Machine), Vincent Price, Donald A. Reed. The Gene Roddenberry, Ray Tannual awards are presented Bradbury, Ray Harryhausen, by The Academy of Science Christopher Lee, Darren Fiction, Fantasy and Horror McGavin, Robert Bloch, Films, a non-profit Richard Matheson, Rod organization created to Serling, and , to honor, recognize and name a few. promote genre In 1972, Dr. Reed took his entertainment. The Academy small devoted Count Dracula was founded by Dr. Reed in Society and morphed it into 1972. He was a true pioneer the more famous Academy of in the idea of following his Science Fiction, Fantasy and dream of creating an Horror Films. He based the organization designed to organization at USC and honor a genre which was attracted students who generally looked down upon joined the organization, by serious film goers. Dr. some of them becoming Reed lived to see the genre officers of the Academy. film become the dominant DREW STRUZAN Some of the students who force in filmed befriended Dr. Reed at the entertainment. He passed away in 2001. time included (future producer) Douglas Wick, (future Dr. Reed was born in New Orleans, Louisiana in 1935. director) Richard Correll, (future director) Randal Kleiser, He moved with his family to in 1942. Growing and (future sound design genius) Ben Burtt, who served up in Los Angeles, he would attend movies at the local as Vice-President of the Academy for a short time. Robert theaters in his neighborhood. He greatly admired the Zemeckis became a member for a couple of years. technology of filmmaking and the ideas generated by the Following the success of Star Wars, the organization movies. He took a special interest in films of the fantastic. soon found itself on national syndicated television. The He was especially fond of the early Universal monster Saturn Awards were broadcast three consecutive years films of the 30’s and 40’s. before settling in as an independently-produced non- Dr. Reed had a great interest in world politics and televised annual event. history and spent some time attending Universities In 1982, Dr. Reed was the victim of a hit and run getting several degrees. He earned his Bachelor’s Degree accident and spent two years of his life recovering from from Loyola University (1957), his Masters in Library his injuries. He never recovered fully from the accident, Science from the University of Southern California (1964), but his love of genre film never waned. He served as as well as his juris doctorate also from USC (1968). He President of his Academy till his death in 2001. served as a librarian at several local libraries and seriously Although recognized as the leading expert on Count considered a profession as an attorney, but his love of Dracula for many years, Dr. Reed had many varied film, basically a hobby, won out. interests which he pursued through his life. Egyptology, Attending USC, he discovered other students who world history, politics, the Civil War, the Presidents, also had a devotion to the genre film. He began his first architectural designs, and the Titanic were some of his film organization, The Count Dracula Society, in 1962 interests. which was devoted to a serious study of gothic film and His devotion to the films of the fantastic made him literature. Using his own money, he began holding famous. It is with great respect for this gentleman and the dinners and lunches honoring filmmakers, actors, and same beliefs he had in recognizing genre entertainment legends in the industry. He honored famed director that we continue the tradition he laid down. The Rouben Mamoulian, who became a father figure to Dr. Academy was founded in 1972 by Doctor Donald Anthony Reed. He befriended such notable personalities as Bud Reed and his legacy continues well into the twenty-first Abbott (of Abbott and Costello fame), George Pal century.

86 The Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films Staff and Leadership Dr. Donald A. Reed Founder Robert L. Holguin President & CEO Board of Directors Arthur Berggren Roger Fenton Bradley Marcus Legal Counsel Vice-President Secretary

Kevin Marcus Michael Laster Treasurer Member

Nomination President/ E-mail Committee Leaders Executive Director [email protected] Robert Holguin Acting [email protected] James Karen Co-President of Jeff Rector The Saturn Awards Website Irwin Keyes Mark Altman National: www.saturnawards.org Direction Richard Correll Executive Administrator Membership: www.saturnawards.net Tom DeSanto David Bilbrey Facebook Writing Director of Operations Mike Werb The Saturn Awards Bradley Marcus Michael Laster Wayne Mogilefsky Computer/Website Business Telephone / Fax Production Design Operations (323) 752-5811 Mark Altman Wesley Merchant David Bilbrey Michael Clay Editing Academy Screening Roger Fenton Special Events Directors Hotline Cal Sakaniwa Marty Levine (310) 358-3890 Music Linda Levine ______Jon Kaplan Al Kaplan Promotions Kurt Reichenbach Oren Dori The Academy of Science Fiction, Costume Academy leadership Fantasy and Horror Films is a non- Maggie Hickerson Kerry O’Quinn profit organization Founded in 1972 Mary Jane Wilson Cal Sakaniwa by Dr. Donald A. Reed Make-Up Vladimir Triaca Accounting The Academy screens films, holds Paul Salamoff Delmy Martinez discussions with filmmakers, and Special Effects Voter Tabulation John Bruno promotes genre entertainment Eric Caidin Peter May Ted Andre The Saturn Awards is owned and Mailings Television Eugene Ohlberg operated by The Academy of Science Kevin Marcus Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films. Michael Laster Webmaster and Design The annual awards are voted by the Robert Holguin Gilbert Alvarado DVD Michael Clay Academy membership. Jeff Rector Marta Martinez Hotline associate The Special Awards are determined Robert Holguin Jill Coplan by the Academy Leadership.

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