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Viggo Mortensen, 60, shows off his son Henry, 31, as he wins Best Actor for Green Book at AARP's Movies For Grownups Awards
Viggo Mortensen made it a family night on Monday.
The year-old star took his year-old son Henry Mortensen to the Movie For Grownup Awards presented by AARP the Magazine held at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Beverly Hills.
The two were side-by-side all night as they met Shirley MacLaine, Blythe Danner and Glenn Close.
Family first: Viggo Mortensen made it a family night on Monday.
The year-old star took his year-old son Henry Mortensen to the Movie For Grownup Awards presented by AARP the Magazine held at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Beverly Hills
Buddies: Henry is the son of Viggo and his ex-wife Exene Cervenka whom he met in on the set of the comedy Salvation!
They wed in and the following year Henry was born - they raised him in Idaho for his first three years. Here they are arm in arm as Peter Farrelly looks on
Henry is the son of Viggo and his ex-wife Exene Cervenka whom he met in on the set of the comedy Salvation!
They wed in and the following year Henry was born - they raised him in Idaho for his first three years.
In Viggo and Exene separated and then in they divorced.
Since , Viggo has been in a relationship with Spanish actress Ariadna Gil and he lives in Spain with her.
Good pals: They were also seen posing with Viggo's Green Book co-star Linda Cardellini earlier in the day at the Oscar luncheon
They starred as onscreen lovers Dan Gallagher and Alexandra Forrest in psychological erotic thriller film Fatal Attraction in
And Glenn Close was overwhelmed with emotion as she reunited with her co-star Michael Douglas at the show.
The Albert Nobbs star, 71, appeared in high spirits as she shared a kiss with the year-old actor, who presented her with the Best Actress gong for her role in The Wife.
Together again: Glenn Close reunited with her Fatal Attraction co-star Michael Douglas at the show
Fatal Attraction follows the story of Michael’s character Dan – a married man who had an affair with Alex, played by screen star Glenn.
The critically-acclaimed film set off a new conversation about marriage, the consequences of infidelity and the depiction of women in film.
Fatal Attraction received six Oscar nominations in which included: Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actress, Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Film Editing.
Legendary film: The Albert Nobbs star, 71, and the year-old starred as onscreen lovers Dan Gallagher and Alexandra Forrest in the psychological erotic thriller film in
Impressive: Glenn appeared in high spirits as she shared a kiss with the iconic actor, who presented her with the Best Actress gong for her role in The Wife
Honoured: The Ant-Man star shared a touching speech about his close pal, three decades after they appeared in the film
It was also a huge box office success which grossed over $million on just a $14million budget.
Last month, the pair enjoyed another reunion at the SAG Awards, where Glenn won the Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role for drama film The Wife.
Meanwhile, Glenn beamed with delight as she scooped the prestigious gong at the Movie For Grownups Awards, which recognizes films that resonate with audiences aged 50 and older.
Throwback: The critically-acclaimed film set off a new conversation about marriage, the consequences of infidelity and the depiction of women in film
Great performance: The Sunset Boulevard actress is the frontrunner for Oscar glory after scooping up every major prize so far this awards season
Close is the frontrunner for Oscar glory - and finally taking home Hollywood's top prize - after scooping up every major prize so far this awards season.
In the film, she plays the long-suffering wife of an acclaimed writer played by Jonathan Pryce who re-evaluates her marriage after her husband is nominated for the Novel Prize for Literature.
Online biography for kids His music is often characterized by haunting melodies and introspective lyrics reflecting his poetic sensibilities. Quinn, Medicine Woman star was red carpet ready in a sleeveless green dress with floral patterns. I was five months pregnant when I shared a bag of cocaine with a dozen other glamorous women at a swanky Both he and the movie were nominated by the AARP.For the AARP Awards, the Lion In Winter star opted for a blue and white patterned pant suit and hoop earrings.
Lovely look: Jane Seymour, 67, was red carpet ready in a sleeveless green dress with floral patterns as she arrived to support the awards show
Dared to bare: Cardellini, 43, from nominated movie Green Book, made an entrance in a sheer black top that left little to the imagination and black tuxedo pants
Stylish duo: Cardellini posed for photos with Green Book director Peter Farrelly, Both he and the movie were nominated by the AARP
Jane Seymour, 67, was among the famous faces who showed up to support the gala event.
The former Dr.
Quinn, Medicine Woman star was red carpet ready in a sleeveless green dress with floral patterns.
She added sparkly silver sandals, drop earrings and a bracelet and sported red polish on her toenails.
Linda Cardellini, 43, from nominated movie Green Book, made an entrance in a sheer black top that left little to the imagination and black tuxedo pants.
Buddies: Viggo and Mahershala Ali took the stage together when Ali presented Mortensen with his award
Spike Lee, 61, nominated for best director for BlackKklansman which was also nominated for best movie, was all smiles as he posed for pictures. Topher Grace from the film showed up too
Cardellini joined her Green Book co-stars Mahershala Ali and Mortensen, who was nominated, and the film's director Peter Farrelly, also nominated.
Spike Lee, nominated for best director for BlackKklansman which was also nominated for best movie, was all smiles as he posed for pictures.
He kept it casual in a hoodie and sweat pants with trainers and a baseball cap.
Biography for kids amelia earhart Edit page. Aside from that, the filmstar's income also comes from his books, paintings, and photographs sales. Mortensen's salary from the Lord of the Rings trilogy must have amounted to millions of dollars. Credits Edit.Topher Grace who stars in Lee's film came along too.
Veterans: Robert Forster, 77, left with Denise Grayson, and Blythe Danner, 76, right, were both nominated for their film What They Had
Basking in the spotlight: Best supporting actor Oscar nominee Richard E.
Grant, 61, also got an AARP nod for his performance in Can You Ever Forgive Me?
VIPs: If Beale Street Could Talk director Barry Jenkins, 39, came along as did actor Edward James Olmos, 71
Emcee: Martin Short, 68, served as host of the event which will be shown on PBS on Friday February 15
On trend: Catherine O'Hara, 64, paired a black tuxedo suit with a large bow
On message: Songwriter Diane Warren, 62, left, and actress Frances Fisher, 66, right, made a playful appearance in support of Warren's work for the film RBG
Martin Short served as host for the event.
Other celebrities in attendance included director Barry Jenkins, actresses Catherine O'Hara and Frances Fisher, actor Robert Forster and songwriter Diane Warren.
Shirley MacLaine was also honored with a lifetime achievement award during the ceremony.
The Movies for Grownups Awards will be broadcast on PBS on Friday, February 15 at 9 p.m.
Icon: Shirley MacLaine, 84, pictured with Kathy Bates, 70, was honored with a lifetime achievement award during the ceremony
Hanging out: Grant snapped a selfie with MacLaine, Close and Fisher
Funny: MacLaine and Bates had a good laugh as Kathy presented Shirley with her lifetime achievement award
Trophy: Richard E.
Grant was delighted to get an award
A good night: Farrelly also celebrated a win
Couple: Rami Malek and Lucy Boynton dropped by to pick up the award for best ensemble for Bohemian Rhapsody
Trailblazer: Spike Lee gave an acceptance speech
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