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2016 in film

2016 in film is an overview of events, including the highest-grossing films, award ceremonies, festivals, a list of films released, and notable deaths.

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Evaluation of the year

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In his article highlighting the best films of 2016, Richard Brody of The New Yorker stated, "Hollywood is the world's best money-laundering machine. It takes in huge amounts of money from the sale of mass-market commodities and cleanses some of it with the production of cinematic masterworks. Earning billions of dollars from C.G.I. comedies for children, superhero movies, sci-fi apocalypses, and other popular genres, the big studios channel some of those funds into movies by Wes Anderson, Sofia Coppola, Spike Lee, Martin Scorsese, James Gray, and other worthies. Sometimes there's even an overlap between the two groups of movies, as when Ryan Coogler made Creed, or when Scorsese made the modernist horror instant-classic Shutter Island, or when Clint Eastwood makes just about anything."[1]

Highest-grossing films

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See also: Lists of box office number-one films § 2016

The top ten films released in 2016 by worldwide gross are as follows:[2]

Highest-grossing films of 2016
Rank Title Distributor Worldwide gross
1 Captain America: Civil War Disney $1,153,296,293
2 Rogue One: A Star Wars Story $1,056,057,273
3 Finding Dory $1,028,570,889
4 Zootopia $1,023,784,195
5 The Jungle Book $966,550,600
6 The Secret Life of Pets Universal $875,457,937
7 Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Warner Bros. $873,634,919
8 Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them $814,037,575
9 Deadpool 20th Century Fox $782,612,155
10 Suicide Squad Warner Bros. $746,846,894

Captain America: Civil War, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, Finding Dory, and Zootopia grossed more than $1 billion each, making them among the highest-grossing films of all time. This is the first year that two animated films (Finding Dory and Zootopia) grossed over $1 billion in a single year, and are among the highest-grossing animated films.

Captain America: Civil War, Zootopia, Kung Fu Panda 3, Warcraft, and The Great Wall have all grossed more than ¥1 billion at the Chinese box office, making them among the highest-grossing films in China.[3]

2016 box office records

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Studio records

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  • Walt Disney Studios reached $1 billion at the domestic box office faster than any other studio; it reached this goal on the 128th day of 2016, beating Universal Studios' record of reaching the goal on the 165th day of 2015.[4] Disney's previous record for reaching $1 billion was on the 174th day of 2015. The studio became the first to have five of its releases (Rogue One, Finding Dory, Captain America: Civil War, The Jungle Book, and Zootopia) from a single year reach $300 million domestically. Disney also eclipsed Universal's 2015 record for most films from a single year crossing $1 billion worldwide with four (Captain America: Civil War, Rogue One, Finding Dory, and Zootopia), setting a new record for most billion-dollar-grossing films over two years with six (including Avengers: Age of Ultron and Star Wars: The Force Awakens). Walt Disney Studios has also become the first studio to have the five highest-grossing films worldwide,[5] and the first since at least 1913 to have the three highest-grossing films in the U.S., both in a single year. Disney became the first studio to gross more than $3 billion at the domestic box office and, with the release of Rogue One, became the first to gross more than $7 billion at the global box office, surpassing Universal's previous record of $6.9 billion in 2015.[6] Disney later passes $7 billion at the global box office again in 2018. Disney is also the first studio to have three films gross over $400 million domestically in a single year (Rogue One, Finding Dory, and Captain America: Civil War), and the first to fill in all slots of the top five films of any particular year.
  • Disney's Marvel Cinematic Universe became the first film franchise to have four of its films gross over $1 billion with Captain America: Civil War joining 2012's The Avengers, 2013's Iron Man 3 and 2015's Avengers: Age of Ultron, and the first to gross more than $10 billion with the release of Civil War.

Film records

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  • Deadpool became the second-highest-grossing R-rated domestic film of all time with $363.1 million, after The Passion of the Christ ($370.8 million in 2004). It later became the highest-grossing R-rated film of all time worldwide, surpassing The Matrix Reloaded, with $783.1 million. It also became the highest-grossing superhero film not to feature Batman, Spider-Man, or Iron Man in any capacity.
  • Zootopia became the highest-grossing original animated film of all time, surpassing Finding Nemo ($940.3 million in 2003). Along with Finding Dory, it became one of two animated films to earn over $1 billion in the same year, a first.
  • Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice had the biggest worldwide opening weekend ever for a superhero film with $422.5 million, surpassing The Avengers ($392.5 million in 2012). The film, along with Captain America: Civil War, were the most expensive films of the year ($250 million).
  • Dangal became the highest-grossing Indian film of all-time, partly due to successful ticket-sales in China.
  • The Mermaid became the highest-grossing film ever in China and the first film ever to earn over $500 million without a wide North American release.[7]
  • Shin Godzilla, the 31st Godzilla film, grossed about ¥82.5 billion ($77.9 million), making it the highest-grossing Japanese-made film in the franchise, the most successful live-action Japanese film in 2016, and the second-most successful film of the year in Japan.
  • The anime film Your Name grossed US$354 million,[8] becoming the highest-grossing anime film, the fourth-highest-grossing film in Japan, and the seventh-highest-grossing traditionally animated film. In China, it grossed US$81.3 million, becoming the highest-grossing 2D animated film[9] and the highest-grossing Japanese film in the world's second-largest movie market,[10] as well as the highest-grossing non-Hollywood foreign film in China until it was surpassed by Indian film Dangal.[11]
  • Warcraft became the highest-grossing video game adaptation worldwide, with $433.5 million,[12] surpassing Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time ($336.4 million in 2010).
  • Finding Dory grossed $135.1 million domestically and $185.7 million worldwide in its opening weekend, setting records for the biggest domestic opening weekend for both Pixar (surpassing Toy Story 3, with $110.3 million in 2010) and any animated film (surpassing Shrek the Third, with $121.6 million in 2007), the biggest worldwide opening weekend for Pixar (surpassing Inside Out, with $180.1 million in 2015), and the second-biggest opening weekend worldwide for an animated film after Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs ($218.4 million in 2009). It later became the highest-grossing animated film at the domestic box office, surpassing Shrek 2 ($441.2 million in 2004). It became the first animated film to cross $450, $460, $470, and $480 million at the domestic box office. Along with Zootopia, it became one of two animated films to earn over $1 billion in the same year, a first. It also became the eighth film to do so during the two-year period of 2015–16, surpassing the previous record of seven billion-dollar films during the two-year period of 2011–12.
  • The Secret Life of Pets grossed $104.4 million domestically in its opening weekend, breaking Inside Out's record ($90.4 million) for the highest domestic opening weekend for an original film of any kind, and became the first original film to open above $100 million domestically. It also became the highest-grossing original non-Disney animated film ever, both domestically (surpassing Despicable Me, with $251.5 million in 2010) and worldwide (beating Kung Fu Panda, with $631.7 million in 2008).
  • Sausage Party became the highest-grossing R-rated animated film of all time ($140.7 million), surpassing South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut ($83.1 million in 1999).
  • Doctor Strange became the highest-grossing single-character debut of any Marvel Cinematic Universe film worldwide with $677.7 million, beating Iron Man ($585.2 million in 2008).
  • 2016 became the first year to have ten films to cross $700 million worldwide, beating 2014's record of nine films. It also surpassed the latter year in terms of most films earning more than $500 million with sixteen (Doctor Strange, Moana, Sing, The Mermaid, X-Men: Apocalypse, and Kung Fu Panda 3 have all grossed over $500 million) and $600 million with thirteen (Doctor Strange, Moana, and Sing have all grossed over $600 million).
  • 2016 was the first year since 2000 to not have films that were among the 10 highest-grossing films of all time at the time of their releases.
  • Sing broke the record of a film that never reached #1 in the US with $270.3 million, passing My Big Fat Greek Wedding ($241.4 million in 2002–2003).

Events

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Award ceremonies

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Date Event Host Location Source
January 10 73rd Golden Globe Awards Hollywood Foreign Press Association Beverly Hills, California, U.S. [13]
January 15 61st Filmfare Awards Filmfare NSCI Dome, Mumbai, India [14]
January 17 21st Critics' Choice Awards Broadcast Film Critics Association Santa Monica, California, U.S. [15]
January 18 51st Guldbagge Awards Swedish Film Institute Djurgården, Sweden [16]
January 23 Producers Guild of America Awards 2015 Producers Guild of America Beverly Hills, California, U.S. [17]
January 30 22nd Screen Actors Guild Awards Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists Los Angeles, California, U.S. [18]
February 6 43rd Annie Awards ASIFA-Hollywood Los Angeles, California, U.S. [19]
30th Goya Awards Academy of Cinematographic Arts and Sciences of Spain Madrid, Spain [20]
6th Magritte Awards Académie André Delvaux Brussels, Belgium [21]
68th Directors Guild of America Awards Directors Guild of America Los Angeles, California, U.S. [22]
February 8 21st Lumières Awards Académie des Lumières Paris, France [23]
February 10 African-American Film Critics Association Awards 2015 African-American Film Critics Association Hollywood, California, U.S. [24]
February 13 Writers Guild of America Awards 2015 Writers Guild of America Manhattan, New York, U.S. & Los Angeles, California, U.S. [25]
February 14 69th British Academy Film Awards British Academy of Film and Television Arts London, England, UK [26]
February 21 20th Satellite Awards International Press Academy Los Angeles, California, U.S. [27]
February 26 41st César Awards Academy of Cinema Arts and Techniques Paris, France [28]
February 27 31st Independent Spirit Awards Independent Spirit Awards Santa Monica, California, U.S. [29]
36th Golden Raspberry Awards Golden Raspberry Awards Hollywood, California, U.S.
February 28 88th Academy Awards Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Hollywood, California, U.S. [30]
March 9 2015 Dorian Awards Winners Toast Gay and Lesbian Entertainment Critics Association Los Angeles, California, U.S. [31]
April 10 2016 MTV Movie Awards MTV Burbank, California, U.S. [32]
May 28 58th Ariel Awards Mexican Academy of Film Arts and Sciences Mexico City, Mexico [33]
June 11 12th Africa Movie Academy Awards Africa Film Academy Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria [34]
June 22 42nd Saturn Awards Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films Burbank, California, U.S. [35]
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December 11 22nd Critics' Choice Awards Broadcast Film Critics Association Santa Monica, California, U.S.

Festivals

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List of some of the film festivals for 2016 that have been accredited by the International Federation of Film Producers Associations (FIAPF).

Date Event Host Location Source
January 21–31 38th Sundance Film Festival Sundance Institute Park City, Utah, U.S. [37]
February 11–21 66th Berlin International Film Festival Berlin International Film Festival Berlin, Germany [38]
May 11–22 69th Cannes Film Festival Festival de Cannes Cannes, France [39]
July 1–9 51st Karlovy Vary International Film Festival Karlovy Vary International Film Festival Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic [40]
August 12–20 22nd Sarajevo Film Festival Sarajevo Film Festival Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina [41]
August 31 – September 10 73rd Venice International Film Festival Venice Film Festival Venice, Italy [42]
September 8–18 41st Toronto International Film Festival Toronto International Film Festival Toronto, Ontario, Canada [43]
November 11–27 20th Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival Tallinn, Estonia [44]

Awards

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Category/Organization 22nd Critics' Choice Awards
December 11, 2016		 74th Golden Globe Awards
January 8, 2017		 Producers, Directors, Screen Actors, and Writers Guild Awards 70th BAFTA Awards
February 12, 2017		 89th Academy Awards
February 26, 2017
Drama Musical or Comedy
Best Film La La Land Moonlight La La Land Moonlight
Best Director Damien Chazelle
La La Land
Best Actor Casey Affleck
Manchester by the Sea		 Ryan Gosling
La La Land		 Denzel Washington
Fences		 Casey Affleck
Manchester by the Sea
Best Actress Natalie Portman
Jackie		 Isabelle Huppert
Elle		 Emma Stone
La La Land
Best Supporting Actor Mahershala Ali
Moonlight		 Aaron Taylor-Johnson
Nocturnal Animals		 Mahershala Ali
Moonlight		 Dev Patel
Lion		 Mahershala Ali
Moonlight
Best Supporting Actress Viola Davis
Fences
Best Screenplay, Adapted Eric Heisserer
Arrival		 Damien Chazelle
La La Land		 Eric Heisserer
Arrival		 Luke Davies
Lion		 Barry Jenkins and Tarell Alvin McCraney
Moonlight
Best Screenplay, Original Damien Chazelle
La La Land (tie)
Kenneth Lonergan
Manchester by the Sea (tie)		 Barry Jenkins and Tarell Alvin McCraney
Moonlight		 Kenneth Lonergan
Manchester by the Sea
Best Animated Film Zootopia Kubo and the Two Strings Zootopia
Best Original Score La La Land
Justin Hurwitz		 — La La Land
Justin Hurwitz
Best Original Song "City of Stars"
La La Land		 — — "City of Stars"
La La Land
Best Foreign Language Film Elle — Son of Saul The Salesman
Best Documentary[a] O.J.: Made in America — — O.J.: Made in America 13th O.J.: Made in America

2016 films

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By country/region

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By genre/medium

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Deaths

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Month Date Name Age Country Profession Notable films
January 1 Vilmos Zsigmond 85 Hungary Cinematographer
4 Robert Balser 88 UK Animator
4 Michel Galabru 93 France Actor
4 Robert Stigwood 81 Australia Producer
6 Silvana Pampanini 90 Italy Actress
6 Pat Harrington, Jr. 86 US Actor
7 Richard Libertini 82 US Actor
9 Umberto Raho 93 Italy Actor
9 Angus Scrimm 89 US Actor
9 Beau St. Clair 63-64 US Producer
10 David Bowie 69 UK Actor, Singer
11 Stanley Mann 87 Canada Screenwriter
11 John B. Mansbridge 98 US Art Director, Production Designer
11 David Margulies 78 US Actor
12 Meg Mundy 101 US Actress
13 Brian Bedford 80 UK Actor
13 Conrad Phillips 90 UK Actor
14 Franco Citti 80 Italy Actor
14 Alan Rickman 69 UK Actor, Director
15 Dan Haggerty 74 US Actor
17 Ward Preston 83 US Art Director, Production Designer
19 Micole Mercurio 77 US Actress
19 Ettore Scola 84 Italy Director, Screenwriter
19 Sheila Sim 93 UK Actress
22 Anthony Simmons 93 UK Director, Producer, Screenwriter
26 Abe Vigoda 94 US Actor
29 Jacques Rivette 87 France Director, Screenwriter
30 Frank Finlay 89 UK Actor
February 2 Bob Elliott 92 US Actor
3 Joe Alaskey 63 US Voice Actor
4 Jimmie Haskell 79 US Composer
6 Dan Gerson 49 US Screenwriter
8 Amelia Bence 101 Argentina Actress
8 Norman Hudis 93 UK Screenwriter
9 Alethea McGrath 96 Australia Actress
9 Donald E. Thorin 81 US Cinematographer
15 George Gaynes 98 US Actor
15 Denise "Vanity" Matthews 57 Canada Actress, Singer
15 Jean Rabier 88 France Cinematographer
17 Ray West 91 US Sound Engineer
17 Andrzej Żuławski 75 Poland Director, Screenwriter
22 Douglas Slocombe 103 UK Cinematographer
25 Tony Burton 78 US Actor
25 Jim Clark 84 UK Film Editor, Director
25 François Dupeyron 65 France Director, Screenwriter
25 Colin Low 89 Canada Documentarian
26 Antony Gibbs 90 UK Film Editor
28 Honey Chhaya 85 India Actor
28 Frank Kelly 77 Ireland Actor
28 George Kennedy 91 US Actor
29 Alice Arlen 75 US Screenwriter
March 1 Carole Achache 63 France Actress, writer and set photographer
6 Nancy Reagan 94 US Actress
7 Michael White 80 UK Producer
8 Richard Davalos 85 US Actor
8 George Martin 90 UK Composer
9 Robert Horton 91 US Actor
10 Ken Adam 95 Germany Production Designer
11 François-Eudes Chanfrault 41 France Composer
11 Shawn Elliott 79 US Actor, Singer
11 Keith Emerson 71 UK Composer
11 Nicole Maurey 90 France Actress
11 Ruth Terry 95 US Singer, Actress
13 Adrienne Corri 85 UK Actress
14 Peter Maxwell Davies 81 UK Composer
17 Larry Drake 66 US Actor
17 Angela Stevens 90 US Actress
18 Jan Němec 79 Czech Republic Director
18 Joe Santos 84 US Actor
21 Peter Brown 80 US Actor
22 Richard Bradford 81 US Actor
22 Rita Gam 88 US Actress
23 Ken Howard 71 US Actor
24 Maggie Blye 73 US Actress
24 Earl Hamner, Jr. 92 US Screenwriter
24 Garry Shandling 66 US Actor, Screenwriter
25 Shannon Bolin 99 US Actress, Singer
26 Jim Harrison 78 US Screenwriter
28 Igor Khait 52 US Producer
28 James Noble 94 US Actor
29 Frank De Felitta 94 US Screenwriter
29 Patty Duke 69 US Actress
31 Douglas Wilmer 96 UK Actor
April 2 Gato Barbieri 83 Argentina Composer
3 Don Francks 84 Canada Actor, Singer
3 Bill Henderson 90 US Actor, Singer
4 Doug Kraner 65 US Production Designer
4 Chus Lampreave 85 Spain Actress
5 Barbara Turner 79 US Screenwriter, Actress
8 David Swift 85 UK Actor
9 Arthur Anderson 93 US Actor
12 Anne Jackson 90 US Actress
14 Dan Ireland 57 US Director, Producer
16 Rod Daniel 73 US Director
17 Doris Roberts 90 US Actress
17 Kit West 80 UK Special Effects Artist
18 Eva Henning 95 Sweden Actress
19 Ronit Elkabetz 51 Israel Actress, Director
20 Guy Hamilton 93 UK Director
21 Prince 57 US Singer, Songwriter, Actor, Director
23 Madeleine Sherwood 93 Canada Actress
30 Franco Di Giacomo 83 Italy Cinematographer
May 1 Madeleine Lebeau 92 France Actress
8 Elisa Mainardi 85 Italy Actress
8 William Schallert 93 US Actor
10 Gene Gutowski 91 Poland Producer
16 Moidele Bickel 79 Germany Costume Designer
16 Julia Meade 90 US Actress
18 Lino Toffolo 81 Italy Actor
19 Alexandre Astruc 92 France Director
19 Alan Young 96 UK Actor, Voice Actor
24 Burt Kwouk 85 UK Actor
26 Angela Paton 86 US Actress
28 Giorgio Albertazzi 92 Italy Actor
June 6 Theresa Saldana 61 US Actress
6 Peter Shaffer 90 UK Screenwriter
8 Marina Malfatti 83 Italy Actress
12 Janet Waldo 97 US Actress
13 Michu Meszaros 76 Hungary Actor
14 Ronnie Claire Edwards 83 US Actress
14 Ann Morgan Guilbert 87 US Actress
17 Ron Lester 45 US Actor
18 Paul Cox 76 Australia Director
19 Götz George 77 Germany Actor
19 Anton Yelchin 27 US Actor
22 Harry Rabinowitz 100 UK Conductor
25 Nicole Courcel 84 France Actress
25 Giuseppe Ferrara 83 Italy Director, Screenwriter
27 Bud Spencer 86 Italy Actor
July 1 Robin Hardy 86 UK Director
2 Michael Cimino 77 US Director, Screenwriter
2 Euan Lloyd 92 UK Producer
4 Abbas Kiarostami 76 Iran Director, Screenwriter
6 John McMartin 86 US Actor
11 Emma Cohen 69 Spain Actress
13 Héctor Babenco 70 Argentina Director
14 Eric Bergren 62 US Screenwriter
14 Lisa Gaye 81 US Actress
19 Garry Marshall 81 US Director, Actor
24 Marni Nixon 86 US Singer, Actress
29 Vivean Gray 92 UK Actress
30 Gloria DeHaven 91 US Actress, Singer
August 1 Jonathan D. Krane 65 US Producer
2 David Huddleston 85 US Actor
13 Kenny Baker 81 UK Actor
14 Fyvush Finkel 93 US Actor
17 Arthur Hiller 92 Canada Director
19 Jack Riley 80 US Actor
21 Norma Moriceau 72 Australia Costume Designer
23 Steven Hill 94 US Actor
25 Marvin Kaplan 89 US Actor
29 Gene Wilder 83 US Actor, Director, Screenwriter
September 1 Jon Polito 65 US Actor
2 John Hostetter 69 US Actor
3 Leslie H. Martinson 101 US Director
5 Hugh O'Brian 91 US Actor
10 Giuliano Carnimeo 84 Italy Director, Screenwriter
11 Alexis Arquette 47 US Actress
14 Kim McGuire 60 US Actress
14 Dennis Shryack 80 US Screenwriter
15 James Stacy 79 US Actor
19 Bobby Breen 88 Canada Actor
20 Curtis Hanson 71 US Director, Screenwriter
23 Fern Buchner 87 US Makeup Artist
24 Bill Nunn 62 US Actor
25 Rod Temperton 66 UK Songwriter, Composer
26 Herschell Gordon Lewis 87 US Director, Screenwriter
October 7 Wolfgang Suschitzky 104 Austria Cinematographer
8 Gary Dubin 57 US Actor
9 Andrzej Wajda 90 Poland Director, Screenwriter
11 Patricia Barry 93 US Actress
12 Thomas Mikal Ford 52 US Actor
13 Tonino Valerii 82 Italy Director, Screenwriter
14 Pierre Étaix 87 France Actor, Director, Screenwriter
20 Michael Massee 61 US Actor
21 Janet Patterson 60 Australia Costume Designer, Production Designer
23 Jane Alderman 77 US Casting Director
30 Tammy Grimes 82 US Actress, Singer
30 Don Marshall 80 US Actor
November 3 Marc Michel 83 Switzerland Actor
5 John Carson 89 UK Actor
7 Julie Gregg 79 US Actress
8 Raoul Coutard 92 France Cinematographer
11 Robert Vaughn 83 US Actor
12 Lupita Tovar 106 Mexico Actress
14 Janet Wright 71 Canada Actress
19 Aiace Parolin 96 Italy Cinematographer
19 Paul Sylbert 88 US Production Designer
21 Gunnar Eyjólfsson 90 Iceland Actor
23 Jerry Tucker 91 US Actor
25 Ron Glass 71 US Actor
25 David Hamilton 83 UK Director
26 Fritz Weaver 90 US Actor
30 Alice Drummond 88 US Actress
December 1 Don Calfa 76 US Actor
3 Billy Chapin 72 US Actor
3 Susan Cummings 86 Germany Actress
4 Margaret Whitton 67 US Actress
6 Peter Vaughan 93 UK Actor
8 Joseph Mascolo 87 US Actor
13 Alan Thicke 69 Canada Actor
14 Bernard Fox 89 UK Actor
15 Fran Jeffries 79 US Actress, Singer
18 Zsa Zsa Gabor 99 Hungary Actress
19 Dick Latessa 87 US Actor
20 Michèle Morgan 96 France Actress
22 Philip Saville 86 UK Director
24 Gil Parrondo 95 Spain Production Designer
26 Ricky Harris 54 US Actor
26 George S. Irving 94 US Actor
26 Liz Smith 95 UK Actress
26 Barbara Tarbuck 74 US Actress
27 Carrie Fisher 60 US Actress
28 Debbie Reynolds 84 US Actress
30 George Kosana 81 US Actor

Film debuts

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Notes

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  1. ^ From 2016 onward, the category was shifted from the Critics' Choice Awards to the ancillary Critics' Choice Documentary Awards.

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