Award Winners

New Zealand Film And TV Awards

After the decline of the AFTA New Zealand Film and Television Awards in 2003, The Screen Director’s Guild of New Zealand (SDGNZ) consulted with the industry and formulated plans to resurrect the premier awards event. The all-new combined format and judging process has so far gained the backing of the some of the biggest names in the business, including Peter Jackson. The SDGNZ goal is to establish a sustainable and highly credible awards event that celebrates the craft and creativity of those who make our best television and film.

Winner Nominee

Best Actor

Best Actor 2010

  1. Home By Christmas - Tony Barry

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    • 3.4

  2. Russian Snark - Stephen Papps

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    • 2.7

  3. Boy - James Rolleston

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    • 3.8

Best Actor 2009

  1. Apron Strings - Scott Wills

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    • 3.2

  2. Dean Spanley - Sam Neill

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    • 3.5

  3. Separation City - Joel Edgerton

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    • 3.0

Best Actor 2008

  1. We're Here to Help - Erik Thomson

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    • 3.4

  2. A Song of Good - Gareth Reeves

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    • 2.7

Best Actor 2006

  1. The World's Fastest Indian - Anthony Hopkins

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    • 4

  2. Sione's Wedding - Shimpal Lelisi

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    • 3.5

  3. River Queen - Cliff Curtis

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    • 3.0

Best Actor 2005

  1. In My Father's Den - Matthew MacFadyen

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    • 3.8

Best Actor 2003

  1. Kombi Nation - Jason Whyte

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    • 2.6

  2. Whale Rider - Rawiri Paratene

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    • 3.7

Best Actor 2001

  1. Stickmen - Scott Wills

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    • 3.6

Best Actor 2000

  1. Jubilee - Cliff Curtis

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    • 3.3

Best Actor 1999

  1. What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted - Temuera Morrison

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    • 3.3

Best Actor 1989

  1. The Navigator: A Medieval Odyssey

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    • 3.1