`Top Gun,' `Everything Everywhere' Among Nominees for Grownup Movie Awards

LOS ANGELES, (CNS) - ``Women Talking,'' ``Top Gun: Maverick'' and``Everything Everywhere All At Once'' were among the top nominees announced today for the annual Movies for Grownups Awards presented by AARP The Magazine.

The films were all nominated for best movie for grownups, along with ``Elvis,'' ``The Fabelmans,'' ``Tár'' and ``The Woman King.''  The awards were developed to honor ``movies for grownups, by grownups, by advocating for the 50-plus audience, fighting industry ageism, and encouraging films and TV shows that resonate with older viewers.''

Nominated for best actress were Cate Blanchett for ``Tár,'' Viola Davis for ``The Woman King,'' Lesley Manville for ``Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris,'' Emma Thompson for ``Good Luck to You, Leo Grande'' and Michelle Yeoh for ``Everything Everywhere All at Once.''

For best actor, nominations went to Tom Cruise for ``Top Gun: Maverick,'' Brendan Fraser for ``The Whale,'' Tom Hanks for ``A Man Called Otto,'' Bill Nighy for ``Living'' and Adam Sandler for ``Hustle.''

James Cameron earned a nod for best director for ``Avatar: The Way of Water,'' as did Todd Field for ``Tár,'' Baz Luhrmann for ``Elvis,'' Gina Prince- Bythewood for ``The Woman King'' and Steven Spielberg for ``The Fabelmans.'' On the small screen, nominations for best TV series went to ``Abbott Elementary,'' ``The Old Man,'' ``Only Murders in the Building,'' ``The White Lotus'' and ``Yellowstone.''

The awards will be presented Jan. 28 at the Beverly Wilshire hotel, in a ceremony hosted by Alan Cumming.

Here is a complete list of nominees:

Best Picture/Best Movie for Grownups

-- ``Elvis''

-- ``Everything Everywhere All at Once''

-- ``The Fabelmans''

-- ``Tár''

-- ``Top Gun: Maverick''

-- ``The Woman King''

-- ``Women Talking''

Best Actress

-- Cate Blanchett, ``Tár''

-- Viola Davis, ``The Woman King''

-- Lesley Manville, ``Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris''

-- Emma Thompson, ``Good Luck to You, Leo Grande''

-- Michelle Yeoh, ``Everything Everywhere All at Once''

Best Actor

-- Tom Cruise, ``Top Gun: Maverick''

-- Brendan Fraser, ``The Whale''

-- Tom Hanks, ``A Man Called Otto''

-- Bill Nighy, ``Living''

-- Adam Sandler, ``Hustle''

Best Supporting Actress

-- Angela Bassett, ``Black Panther: Wakanda Forever''

-- Patricia Clarkson, ``She Said''

-- Jamie Lee Curtis, ``Everything Everywhere All at Once''

-- Judith Ivey, ``Women Talking''

-- Gabrielle Union, ``The Inspection''

Best Supporting Actor

-- Andre Braugher, ``She Said''

-- Brendan Gleeson, ``The Banshees of Inisherin''

-- Woody Harrelson, ``Triangle of Sadness''

-- Judd Hirsch, ``The Fabelmans''

-- Ke Huy Quan, ``Everything Everywhere All at Once''

Best Director

-- James Cameron, ``Avatar: The Way of Water''

-- Todd Field, ``Tár''

-- Baz Luhrmann, ``Elvis''

-- Gina Prince-Bythewood, ``The Woman King''

-- Steven Spielberg, ``The Fabelmans''

Best Screenwriter

-- Todd Field, ``Tár''

-- Kazuo Ishiguro, ``Living''

-- Tony Kushner and Steven Spielberg, ``The Fabelmans''

-- Rebecca Lenkiewicz, ``She Said''

-- Dana Stevens, ``The Woman King''

Best Actress, TV

-- Christina Applegate, ``Dead to Me''

-- Toni Collette, ``The Staircase''

-- Laura Linney, ``Ozark''

-- Sheryl Lee Ralph, ``Abbott Elementary''

-- Rhea Seehorn, ``Better Call Saul''

Best Actor, TV

-- Jeff Bridges, ``The Old Man''

-- Steve Carell, ``The Patient''

-- Bob Odenkirk, ``Better Call Saul''

-- Gary Oldman, ``Slow Horses''

-- Wes Studi, ``Reservation Dogs''

Best TV Series

-- ``Abbott Elementary''

-- ``The Old Man''

-- ``Only Murders in the Building''

-- ``The White Lotus''

-- ``Yellowstone''

Best TV Movie/Limited Series

-- ``Black Bird''

-- ``The Dropout''

-- ``Inventing Anna''

-- ``The Staircase''

-- ``The Watcher''

Best Ensemble

-- ``Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery''

-- ``Nope''

-- ``She Said''

-- ``The Woman King''

-- ``Women Talking''

Best Intergenerational Movie

-- ``Armageddon Time''

-- ``Everything Everywhere All at Once''

-- ``The Fabelmans''

-- ``A Man Called Otto''

-- ``Till''

Best Time Capsule

-- ``Armageddon Time''

-- ``Babylon''

-- ``Elvis''

-- ``The Fabelmans''

-- ``Till''

Best Grownup Love Story

-- ``Empire of Light''

-- ``Good Luck to You, Leo Grande''

-- ``Lady Chatterley's Lover''

-- ``A Love Song''

-- ``Ticket to Paradise''

Best Documentary

-- ``Gabby Giffords Won't Back Down''

-- ``Lucy and Desi''

-- ``The Pez Outlaw''

-- ``Sidney''

-- ``Tony Hawk: Until the Wheels Fall Off''

Best Foreign Film

-- ``Argentina, 1985,'' Argentina

-- ``Bardo: False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths,'' Mexico

-- ``Broker,'' South Korea

-- ``One Fine Morning,'' France

-- ``The Quiet Girl,'' Ireland