The 7th ALMA Awards celebrated the accomplishments made by Latinos in film and television in 2001.
Winners and nominees
Film Winners in bold.
Outstanding Motion Picture
Bread and Roses Crazy/Beautiful King of the Jungle Piñero Spy Kids Tortilla Soup
Outstanding Actor in a Motion Picture
Antonio Banderas – Spy Kids Benjamin Bratt – Piñero Héctor Elizondo – Tortilla Soup Jay Hernandez – Crazy/Beautiful John Leguizamo – King of the Jungle
Outstanding Actress in a Motion Picture
Penelope Cruz – Vanilla Sky Laura Elena Harring – Mulholland Drive Jennifer Lopez – Angel Eyes Pilar Padilla – Bread and Roses Jacqueline Obradors – Tortilla Soup
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture
Clifton Collins. Jr. – The Last Castle Benicio Del Toro – The Pledge Andy Garcia – Ocean's Eleven John Leguizamo – Moulin Rouge George Lopez – Bread & Roses Paul Rodriguez – Tortilla Soup
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture
Julie Carmen – King of the Jungle Elpidia Carrillo – Bread and Roses (TIE) Cameron Diaz – Vanilla Sky Eva Mendes – Training Day Elizabeth Peña – Tortilla Soup (TIE) Roselyn Sanchez – Rush Hour 2 Talisa Soto – Piñero
Outstanding Director in a Motion Picture
Alejandro Amenábar – The Others Leon Ichaso – Piñero Luis Mandoki – Angel Eyes Maria Ripoll – Tortilla Soup Robert Rodriguez – Spy Kids Outstanding Screenplay (Original or Adapted) Behind Enemy Lines – David Veloz and Zak Penn The Others – Alejandro Amenábar Piñero – Leon Ichaso Spy Kids – Robert Rodriguez Tortilla Soup – Ramón Menéndez, Tom Musca, and Vera BlasiOutstanding Independent Motion Picture The Blue Diner (TIE) Bro No Turning Back (TIE) The Woman Every Man Wants Outstanding Foreign Film Amores Perros The Devil's Backbone Rata, Ratones, Rateros Vengo Excellence in Make-Up in Television and Film Rebecca DeHerrera – Scary Movie 2 Ken Diaz and Jay Wejbe – Training Day Luis Garcia and Jay Wejbe – Road Dogz Rosanna Montes – Power Rangers Mark Sanchez – The Brothers Garcia
Television Winners in bold.
Outstanding Television Series
OZ (HBO) Resurrection Blvd. (Showtime) Six Feet Under (HBO) Strong Medicine (Lifetime)
Outstanding Actor in a Television Series
Eddie Cibrian – Third Watch (NBC) Michael DeLorenzo – Resurrection Blvd. (Showtime) Esai Morales – NYPD Blue (ABC) Tony Plana – Resurrection Blvd. (Showtime) Freddy Rodriguez – Six Feet Under (HBO) Charlie Sheen – Spin City (ABC) Martin Sheen – The West Wing (NBC) Wilmer Valderrama – That '70s Show (FOX)
Outstanding Actress in a Television Series
Jessica Alba – Dark Angel (FOX) Rosa Blasi – Strong Medicine (Lifetime) Rita Moreno – OZ (HBO) Judy Reyes – Scrubs (NBC) Jamie-Lynn Sigler – The Sopranos (HBO) Lauren Velez – OZ (HBO) Christina Vidal – Taina (Nickelodeon) Lisa Vidal – The Division (Lifetime)
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Television Series
Luis Avalos – Resurrection Blvd. (Showtime) David Barrera – 24 (FOX) Alexis Cruz – The District (CBS) Demetrius Navarro – ER (NBC) Luis Antonio Ramos – The Huntress (USA Network)
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Television Series
Lourdes Benedicto – ER (NBC) Anne Betancourt – Mysterious Ways (PAX Television) Maria Canals – The Brothers Garcia (Nickelodeon) Marita De Leon – Strong Medicine (Lifetime) Alex Meneses – Everybody Loves Raymond (CBS) Shelley Morrison – Will & Grace (NBC) Jacqueline Obradors – NYPD Blue (ABC)
Outstanding Director of a Television Drama or Comedy
Felix Enriquez Alcala – ER, "Never Say Never" (NBC) Norberto Barba – Resurrection Blvd., "Diez Y Ocho" (Showtime) Ricardo Matta – Nash Bridges, "Cat Fight" (CBS) Linda Mendoza – The Bernie Mac Show, "The Main Event" (FOX) Jesus Trevino – Third Watch, "Adam 553" NBC
Outstanding Script for a Television Drama or Comedy
Rick Najera – Ponderosa "The Legend of John Riley" (PAX Television) Adam Fierro – Resurrection Blvd., "Bruja" (Showtime) Dennis Leoni and Luisa Leschin – Resurrection Blvd., "Compadres" (Showtime) Nancy De Los Santos – Resurrection Blvd., "La Nina Perdida" (Showtime) Fracaswell Hyman and Maria Perez-Brown – Taina, "Quinceanero" (Nickelodeon)
Outstanding Made-for-Television Movie or Mini-Series
In the Time of the Butterflies (Showtime) Road Dogz (HBO/Cinemax) The Way She Moves (VH1)Outstanding Actor/Actress in a Made-for-Television Movie or Mini-Series Marc Anthony – In the Time of the Butterflies (Showtime) Salma Hayek – In the Time of the Butterflies (Showtime) Marisol Nichols – The Princess and the Marine (NBC) Edward James Olmos – The Judge (NBC) Michelle Rodriguez – 3 a.m. (Showtime) Jacob Vargas – Road Dogz (HBO/Cinemax)Outstanding Spanish Language Performance in a Television Special Alejandro Fernandez and Julio Iglesias – "Latin Billboard" (Telemundo) Paulina Rubio – "Premio Lo Nuestro" (Univision) Juanes – "Noches De Carnaval" (Univision) Lupillo Rivera – "Latin Rhythm Nights" (Telemundo)Outstanding Performance in a Music, Variety, or Comedy Special Christina Aguilera, "43rd Grammy Awards" (CBS) Marc Anthony, "Christmas At Rockefeller Center" (NBC) Mariah Carey, "A Tribute To Heroes" (All Networks) Los Lobos, "T'was the Night" (HBO) Jennifer Lopez, "Jennifer Lopez In Concert: Let's Get Loud" (NBC) Ricky Martin, "2001 Blockbuster Awards" (FOX)Outstanding Actor in a Daytime Drama Maurice Bernard – General Hospital (ABC) Matt Cedeño – Days of our Lives (NBC) Mark Consuelos – All My Children (ABC) Kamar de Los Reyes – One Life to Live (ABC) A Martinez – General Hospital (ABC)Outstanding Actress in a Daytime Drama Míriam Colón – Guiding Light (CBS) Eva Tamargo Lemus – Passions (NBC) Eva Longoria – Young and the Restless (CBS) Saundra Santiago – Guiding Light (CBS) Sandra Vidal – The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS)Outstanding Correspondent or Anchor of a National News Program Jim Avila – NBC Nightly News With Tom Brokaw (NBC) Arnold Diaz – ABC News (ABC) Soledad O'Brien – Weekend Today (NBC) John Quiñones – 20/20 (ABC) Geraldo Rivera – Rivera Live (CNBC) Rick Sanchez – America At War (MSNBC) Elizabeth Vargas – 20/20 (ABC)Outstanding Television Documentary Accordion Dreams (PBS) Calle 54 (Miramax) Intimate Portrait: Rita Moreno (Lifetime) The Bronze Screen (HBO)Outstanding Children's Television Programming The Brothers Garcia (Nickelodeon) Dora the Explorer (Nickelodeon) Taina (Nickelodeon) Lizzie McGuire (The Disney Channel)
Music Winners in bold.Album of the Year Embrace The Chaos – Ozomatli Escape – Enrique Iglesias J-Lo – Jennifer Lopez J.O.S.E. – Fat Joe Laundry Service – Shakira Shhh! – A.B. Quintanilla y Los Kumbia KingsSpanish-Language Album of the Year Dejame Entrar – Carlos Vives La Ley MTV Unplugged – La Ley Libre – Marc Anthony Lo Mejor De Laura Pausini - Volvere Junto A Ti – Laura Pausini Mis Romances – Luis Miguel Mi Corazon – Jaci Velasquez Origenes – Alejandro FernandezOutstanding Music Video People's Choice Award "El Ultimo Adios" – Various Artists "Love Don't Cost A Thing" – Jennifer Lopez "Hero" – Enrique Iglesias "Nobody Wants To Be Lonely" – Ricky Martin and Christina Aguilera "Siempre" – La Ley "Whenever/Wherever" – ShakiraOutstanding Female Performer Christina Aguilera Jennifer Lopez Shakira Jaci VelasquezOutstanding Male Performer Marc Anthony Enrique Iglesias Fat Joe Ricky MartinBreakthrough Artist
Joy Enriquez Juanes Ozomatli Laura Pausini Lupillo Rivera Paulina RubioOutstanding Latin Group Intocable La Ley Los Tucanes De Tijuana Ozomatli A.B. Quintanilla y Los Kumbia Kings Son By FourOutstanding Song in a Motion Picture Soundtrack "Lady Marmalade", Moulin Rouge'', Christina Aguilera "Miracles Happen", The Princess Diaries, Myra "Oye Como Spy", Spy Kids, Los Lobos "Polkas Palabras", The Fast And The Furious, Molotov "Siempre", Crazy/Beautiful'', La Ley
Special Awards Source:
Anthony Quinn Award for Achievement in Motion Pictures
Antonio Banderas
Entertainer of the Year
John Leguizamo
Ritchie Valens Pioneer Award
Freddy Fender
National Council of La Raza Vanguard Award
Ricky Martin
Excellence in Diversity
Miramax
Emerging Filmmaker
Franc Reyes
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