| Film Awards and Polls |
| AWARDS AND NOMINATIONS ASCAP Award WON - Most Performed Songs from Motion Pictures - Bryan Adams, Robert John Lange for the song "(Everything I Do) I Do It For You". Oscars NOMINATED - Best Music, Song. Bryan Adams (lyrics) Michael Kamen (music) Robert John Lange (lyrics) for the song "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You". British Academy Awards WON - Best Supporting Actor. Alan Rickman. NOMINATED - Best Costume Design. John Bloomfield. Golden Globes NOMINATED - Best Original Score. Michael Kamen. NOMINATED - Best Original Song. Bryan Adams, Michael Kamen, Robert John Lange Grammy WON - Best Song for a Motion Picture. Bryan Adams. MTV Movie Awards WON - Best Movie Song. Bryan Adams. NOMINATED - Best Actor. Kevin Costner. NOMINATED - Best Female Performance. Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio. NOMINATED - Best Movie. NOMINATED - Best On-Screen Duo. Kevin Costner and Morgan Freeman. NOMINATED - Best Villain. Alan Rickman. NOMINATED - Most Desirable Male. Kevin Costner. Young Artists Awards WON - Best Family Motion Picture. Drama. WON - Best Young Actor. Daniel Newman. Fennecus Awards Costume Design - John Bloomfield Achievement in Stunt Direction Apex Awards Production Design - John Graysmark Costume Design - John Bloomfield POLLS Polled at 18th by Total Film Magazine in the Top 50 Blockbusters Ever: "The Americans rework the legend of the poor robbing the rich into an entertaining, if factually dubious, epic. An all star cast and Bryan Adam's theme assured box office payola despite a rash of continuity errors and Kevin Costner's blandness. What made it worth the ticket price was Alan Rickman's turn as the Sheriff of Nottingham." In Empire Magazine's 273 coolest film moments the 'Best Arrow Shot' was given to Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves: "The first time Kevin Reynolds fixed his teeny camera to an arrow and it flew through the air towards its impossible target it was almost enough to forgive the flat action and Bryan Adams atrocity theme." In a poll by Total Film for the 50 best movie heroes of all time and the top 10 villains, Alan Rickman as Sheriff of Nottingham was polled at 10th. A British Newspaper 'The News of the World' recently published a list of the 100 most popular films based on the number of people who have seen the films in the world. RH: POT came 87th with viewing figures of 97.8 million people. A Newspaper supplement recently placed RH: POT at number 6 in the 10 best swashbucklers ever. |