1st Golden Trailer Awards explained

The 1st Golden Trailer Awards (GTAs) were held on 21 September 1999 in New York City, to honor the best in film promotion that 1999 had to offer, including film trailers, posters and TV advertisements.

Background

The Golden Trailers were created by siblings Evelyn Brady-Watters and Monica Brady, in order to properly represent the hard working people who work in film marketing, who are not honored by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (Oscars).

List of winners and nominees

Winners and names of categories [1<nowiki>]] in bold

Best Action Trailer - The Matrix· · Blade

Most Original Trailer - Run Lola Run· The Blair Witch Project· The Minus Man·

Best Edit - The Matrix· Blade· Bringing Out The Dead

Best Trailer in Show - The Matrix· · Bringing Out The Dead

Best Trailer of the Decade - Se7en· Pulp Fiction· Dumb and Dumber· Face/Off· Fargo (1996 film)

Best Comedy Trailer - (Trailer #1)· (Trailer #2)· Analyze This

Best Art and Commerce - The Matrix· · Buffalo '66

Best Music - Out of Sight· Run Lola Run· Swing

Best Drama Trailer - Good Will Hunting· Tea with Mussolini· Jakob the Liar

Trashiest Trailer - Cruel Intentions· Cousin Bette· Detroit Rock City

Best Foreign Trailer - Three Seasons· · Lucie Aubrac

Best Horror/Thriller Trailer - The Blair Witch Project· A Perfect Murder· I Still Know What You Did Last Summer

Best Voiceover - The Blair Witch Project· The Beach· Bringing Out The Dead

The Dark and Stormy Night Award - 8mm· Snow Falling on Cedars· The Mask of Zorro

Best Trailer with No Budget - Return of the Masterminds· Get Real (film)·

Best Animation/Family Trailer - A Bug's Life· Mr. Magoo· Inspector Gadget

Golden Fleece Award - 8mm· Armageddon· Jane Austen's Mafia

Best Documentary Trailer - Return with Honor· Unmade Beds· Buena Vista Social Club

Best Romance Trailer - Great Expectations· Prague Duet· Ever After (film)

See also

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