“I care about women having voices, and I’m so excited about the next generation of filmmakers,” Jane Campion said while accepting her DGA Award for feature film.
on Saturday, becoming the second consecutive woman to win the kudo for theatrical feature film director — and only the third in its history. Campion won for Netflix’s “The Power of the Dog.” .
Maggie Gyllenhaal won the DGA Award for first-time feature , for the Netflix feature “The Lost Daughter.” “I really am moved, ultimately I got brave enough to say what I wanted,” she said. On the comedy side, Emmy winner Lucia Aniello picked up another honor for “Hacks,” this time the DGA Award for the episode “There Is No Line.” Aniello and “Hacks” beat out “Ted Lasso,” which led with three of the five DGA Awards nominations in the category, along with an episode “The White Lotus” . This was Aniello’s first DGA Award nomination.
King said he was proud of his tenure on the show, which he said “held people accountable and did some healing for the people of the country. I was so proud of that work.” This was King’s 16th DGA Award nomination having previously won the DGA Award in this category for SNL episodes in 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016 and 2013. King also won the DGA Award for variety/talk/news/sports – specials for “SNL 40th Anniversary Special” in 2015.
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