List of accolades received by The Ghost Writer

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The Ghost Writer (released as The Ghost in the United Kingdom and Ireland) is a 2010 French-German-British political thriller film directed by Roman Polanski. It is based on the novel The Ghost written by Robert Harris, who co-wrote the screenplay with Polanski.

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Awards and nominations

AwardDate of ceremonyCategoryRecipientsResult
Argentine Film Critics Association [1] 4 July 2011Best Foreign Film, Not in the Spanish Language The Ghost Writer Nominated
Berlin International Film Festival [2] 20 February 2010 Golden Bear The Ghost WriterNominated
Silver Bear for Best Director Roman Polanski Won
César Awards [3] 25 February 2011 Best Adapted Screenplay Robert Harris and Roman PolanskiWon
Best Cinematography Paweł Edelman Nominated
Best Director Roman PolanskiWon
Best Editing Hervé de Luze Won
Best Film The Ghost WriterNominated
Best Music Written for a Film Alexandre DesplatWon
Best Production Design Albrecht KonradNominated
Best Sound Jean-Marie Blondel, Thomas Desjonquieres, Dean HumphreysNominated
Chlotrudis Society for Independent Films [4] 20 March 2011Best Adapted ScreenplayRobert Harris and Roman PolanskiNominated
Empire Awards [5] 27 March 2011 Best Actress Olivia Williams Nominated
European Film Awards [6] [7] 4 December 2010 Best Actor Ewan McGregor Won
Best Director Roman PolanskiWon
Best Composer Alexandre DesplatWon
Best Film The Ghost WriterWon
Best Editor Hervé de LuzeNominated
Best Screenwriter Robert Harris and Roman PolanskiWon
Best Production Designer Albrecht KonradWon
People's Choice Award for Best European Film The Ghost WriterNominated
Evening Standard British Film Awards [8] [9] 7 February 2011Best ActorEwan McGregorNominated
Best ActressOlivia WilliamsNominated
Best ScreenplayRobert HarrisNominated
International Federation of Film Critics [10] 17 September 2010Best Film of the YearThe Ghost WriterWon
Gaudí Awards [11] 27 January 2011Best European FilmThe Ghost WriterNominated
Globo d'oro [12] [13] 2 July 2010Best European FilmThe Ghost WriterWon
Best Distributor01 DistributionWon
Goya Awards [14] 13 February 2011 Best European Film The Ghost WriterNominated
Irish Film & Television Awards [15] 12 February 2011 Best Actor in a Supporting Role – Film Pierce Brosnan Won
London Film Critics' Circle [16] [17] 11 February 2011 British Supporting Actor of the YearPierce BrosnanNominated
British Supporting Actress of the YearOlivia WilliamsWon
Los Angeles Film Critics Association [18] 12 December 2010 Best Music Alexandre DesplatWon
Nastro d'Argento [19] 19 June 2010Best European DirectorRoman PolanskiNominated
National Board of Review of Motion Pictures [20] 2 December 2010 Top Independent FilmsThe Ghost WriterWon
National Society of Film Critics [21] 8 January 2011 Best Supporting Actress Olivia WilliamsWon
Polish Film Awards [22] [23] 7 March 2011 Best European Film The Ghost WriterWon
Prix Lumière [24] [25] 14 January 2011Best DirectorRoman PolanskiWon
Best FilmThe Ghost WriterNominated
Best ScreenplayRobert Harris and Roman PolanskiWon
Satellite Award [26] 19 December 2010 Best Adapted Screenplay Robert Harris and Roman PolanskiNominated
Best Director Roman PolanskiNominated
Best Motion Picture – Drama The Ghost WriterNominated
Best Supporting Actor – Motion Picture Pierce BrosnanNominated
University of Southern California [27] 4 February 2011USC Scripter AwardRobert Harris and Roman PolanskiNominated
World Soundtrack Academy [28] 23 October 2010 Soundtrack Composer of the Year Alexandre DesplatWon
San Sebastián Film Festival [29] 17 September 2010-25 September 2010 FIPRESCI Grand Prix The Ghost WriterWon

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