Check out the full winners' list below.īest Science Fiction Film: Star Wars: Episode IX – The Rise of Skywalkerīest Fantasy Film: Once Upon a Time. In addition, Star Trek: Discovery won for both Best Science Fiction TV Series and Doug Jones' work as Saru, while The Mandalorian and Star Wars: The Clone Warswere also recognized.
On the TV side of things, The Boys was recognized for Best Superhero Adaptation Television Series, while Patrick Stewart was named the Best Actor on Television for Star Trek: Picardand Outlander's Caitriona Balfe won for best actress. The Expanse was also recognized with the Television Spotlight Award, while Marvel's Victoria Alonso received the Producers Showcase Award for her labors in overseeing the MCU's film and TV efforts.ĭue to the pandemic, the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films extended the eligibility period for this year's awards to encompass both 2019 as well as 2020, which is why Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalkerand Once Upon a Time in Hollywood were well-represented amongst the winners below. The night featured special tributes to honorees including Christopher Lloyd, the inaugural recipient of the Robert Forster Artist's Award, as well as writer/director Mike Flanagan, who told a wry story about emailing Campbell in the mid-'90s to ask for advice on his fledgling film career - and actually getting a reply back. "Don't worry - everyone here is vaccinated, so if this were a horror movie, you'd be the virgin," he told the crowd. Bruce Campbell brought jokes to the Burbank Marriott on Tuesday, where, as host of the 46th annual Saturn Awards, he presided over an evening filled with sincere appreciation for being able to even be in the same room as other people who love genre storytelling.
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