Overlay: Delicatessen (1991) Actor Awards and Nominations

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#Q ORIGINAL QUESTION

Regarding the film Delicatessen (1991), did any actors win any awards for their roles or get nominated, and who were they up against?

#M ANNOTATED LLM RESPONSE

Yes, several actors from the film Delicatessen (1991) received major awards or nominations for their roles.

Dominique Pinon (Louison) - Winner

Award: Best Actor
Event: 24th International Film Festival of Catalonia – Sitges 1991 (Spain)

Sitges is a major international film festival specializing in fantasy and horror films. As is common for many festival prizes, the award is given from the Official Fantastic Selection in competition, rather than a full list of publicly announced nominees.

Jean-Claude Dreyfus (Clapet) - Nominated

Award: César Award for Best Supporting Actor (Meilleur acteur dans un second rôle)
Event: 17th César Awards (1992), honoring films from 1991.

Who He Was Up Against:
The winner and other nominees in the category were:

Winner: Jean Carmet for Merci la vie
Nominees:
- Ticky Holgado for Une époque formidable...
- Bernard Le Coq for Van Gogh
- Gérard Séty for Van Gogh

Marie-Laure Dougnac (Julie Clapet) - Nominated

Award: César Award for Most Promising Actress (Meilleur espoir féminin)
Event: 17th César Awards (1992), honoring films from 1991.

Who She Was Up Against:
The winner and other nominees in the category were:

Winner: Géraldine Pailhas for La neige et le feu (The Snow and the Fire)
Nominees:
- Marie Gillain for Mon père, ce héros (My Father the Hero)
- Alexandra London for Van Gogh
- Elsa Zylberstein for Van Gogh

#F CORRECTION FEED (CLICK TO SEARCH)

[1] Actors Dominique Pinon, Jean-Claude Dreyfus, and Marie-Laure Dougnac received awards or nominations.

[2] Dominique Pinon won the Best Actor award.

[3] The award was given at the 24th Sitges International Film Festival in 1991.

[4] Sitges is a specialized festival for fantasy/horror, and awards are decided by a jury from the competition selection.

[5] Jean-Claude Dreyfus was nominated for Best Supporting Actor.

[6] The nomination was for the 17th César Awards, held in 1992 for films released in 1991.

[7] Jean Carmet won the award for 'Merci la vie'.

[8] Ticky Holgado was a nominee for 'Une époque formidable...'.

[9] Bernard Le Coq was a nominee for 'Van Gogh'.

[10] Gérard Séty was a nominee for 'Van Gogh'.

[11] Marie-Laure Dougnac was nominated for Most Promising Actress.

[12] The nomination was for the 17th César Awards (1992).

[13] Géraldine Pailhas won the award for 'La neige et le feu'.

[14] Marie Gillain was a nominee for 'Mon père, ce héros'.

[15] Alexandra London was a nominee for 'Van Gogh'.

[16] Elsa Zylberstein was a nominee for 'Van Gogh'.

#O MISSED POINTS & OVERSIGHTS

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#C RELATED QUERIES

#01 What other awards did Delicatessen win besides actor awards?

#02 Did Jean-Pierre Jeunet win Best Director for Delicatessen?

#03 Who designed the sets for Delicatessen?

#S SOURCES

catalannews.com wikipedia.org matthewskala.com filmaffinity.com sitgesfilmfestival.com filmaffinity.com filmaffinity.com

#R ORIGINAL AI RESPONSE

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Yes, several actors from the film *Delicatessen* (1991) received major awards or nominations for their roles. ### Dominique Pinon (Louison) - **Winner** * **Award:** **Best Actor** * **Event:** 24th International Film Festival of Catalonia – **Sitges 1991** (Spain) Sitges is a major international film festival specializing in fantasy and horror films. As is common for many festival prizes, the award is given from the Official Fantastic Selection in competition, rather than a full list of publicly announced nominees. ### Jean-Claude Dreyfus (Clapet) - **Nominated** * **Award:** **César Award for Best Supporting Actor** (*Meilleur acteur dans un second rôle*) * **Event:** 17th César Awards (1992), honoring films from 1991. **Who He Was Up Against:** The winner and other nominees in the category were: * **Winner:** **Jean Carmet** for ***Merci la vie*** * **Nominees:** * **Ticky Holgado** for ***Une époque formidable...*** * **Bernard Le Coq** for ***Van Gogh*** * **Gérard Séty** for ***Van Gogh*** ### Marie-Laure Dougnac (Julie Clapet) - **Nominated** * **Award:** **César Award for Most Promising Actress** (*Meilleur espoir féminin*) * **Event:** 17th César Awards (1992), honoring films from 1991. **Who She Was Up Against:** The winner and other nominees in the category were: * **Winner:** **Géraldine Pailhas** for ***La neige et le feu*** (*The Snow and the Fire*) * **Nominees:** * **Marie Gillain** for ***Mon père, ce héros*** (*My Father the Hero*) * **Alexandra London** for ***Van Gogh*** * **Elsa Zylberstein** for ***Van Gogh***

#A DIRECT ANSWER (VERIFIED ANALYSIS)

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Yes, actors from Delicatessen (1991) received recognition. Dominique Pinon won Best Actor at the Sitges Film Festival (1991). At the 17th César Awards (1992), Jean-Claude Dreyfus was nominated for Best Supporting Actor (losing to Jean Carmet for Merci la vie) and Marie-Laure Dougnac was nominated for Most Promising Actress (losing to Géraldine Pailhas for La neige et le feu).

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