Amy Adams, Ethan Hawke, Oliver Stone Set to be Feted with Gotham Award Tributes
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The 2016 Gotham Awards have lined up Amy Adams, Ethan Hawke and Oliver Stone for tributes at the Cipriani Wall Street in New York on November 28th. Adama and Hawke will receive actor tributes, Stone will receive the director tribute.
This year, Adams is blowing up the festival circuit with two films; Arrival, her sci-fi drama from director Denis Villeneuve set for landing November 11th and the Tom Ford-directed mystery thriller Nocturnal Animals which bows just a week later on the 18th. She is a previous Gotham winner for her debut in Junebug in 2005. Hawke starred as jazz musician Chet Baker in Born to be Blue earlier this year and will be next seen in Antoine Fuqua’s remake of The Magnificent Seven on September 23rd. Stone’s Edward Snowden pic, Snowden, hits theaters September 16th.
Nominations for the 2016 Gotham Awards will be revealed October 20th.
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