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Best Picture Best Series DRAMA COMEDY DRAMA COMEDY MINISERIES Boyhood Birdman The Affair Girls Fargo Foxcatcher The Grand Budapest Hotel Downton Abbey Jane the Virgin The Missing The Imitation Game Into the Woods Game of Thrones Orange...New Black The Normal Heart Selma Pride The Good Wife Silicon Valley Olive Kitteridge The Theory of Everything St. Vincent House of Cards Transparent True Detective Performance in a Drama Film Performance in a Drama Series ACTOR ACTRESS ACTOR ACTRESS Steve Carrell Jennifer Aniston Clive Owen Claire Danes Benedict Cumberbatch Felicity Jones Liev Schreiber Viola Davis Jake Gyllenhaal Julianne Moore Kevin Spacey Julianna Margulies David Oyelowo Rosamund Pike James Spader Ruth Wilson Eddie Redmaybe Reese Witherspoon Dominic West Robin Wright Performance in Comedy Film Performance in Comedy Series ACTOR ACTRESS ACTOR ACTRESS Ralph Fiennes Amy Adams Louis C.K. Lena Dunham Michael Keaton Emily Blunt Don Cheadle Edie Falco Bill Murray Helen Mirren Ricky Gervais Julia Louis-Dreyfus Joaquin Phoenix Julianne Moore William H. Macy Gina Rodriguez Christoph Waltz Quvenzhané Wallis Jeffrey Tambor Taylor Schilling Supporting Performance in Film Performance in Miniseries/TV Film ACTOR ACTRESS ACTOR ACTRESS Robert Duvall Patricia Arquette Martin Freeman Maggie Gyllenhaal Ethan Hawke Jessica Chastain Woody Harrelson Jessica Lange Edward Norton Keira Knightley Matthew McConaughey Frances McDormand Mark Ruffalo Emma Stone Mark Ruffalo Frances O’Connor J.K. Simmons Meryl Streep Billy Bob Thornton Allison Tolman Best Director Best Animation Supporting Performance on TV ACTOR ACTRESS Wes Anderson Big Hero 6 Matt Bomer Uzo Aduba Ava Duvernay The Book of Life Alan Cumming Kathy Bates David Fincher The Boxtrails Colin Hanks Joanne Froggatt Alejandro González Iñárritu How to Train Your Dragon 2 Bill Murray Allison Janney Richard Linklater The Lego Movie Jon Voight Michelle Monaghan For more entertainment news, visit FanSided.com.

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