Maggie Gyllenhaal was joined by her husband – The Batman star Peter Sarsgaard – at the 37th Annual Film Independent Spirit Awards in Santa Monica on Sunday.
The 44-year-old native New Yorker flashed a hint of underboob in a black Gucci skirt suit featuring massive shoulder pads and floral embellishment with slingback heels selected by stylist Sandra Amador.
Hairstylist Matthew Monzon coiffed Gyllenhaal’s wavy bob and make-up artist Daniel Martin applied her bright red pout and blush for the awards ceremony at Santa Monica Pier.
Power couple: Maggie Gyllenhaal was joined by her husband – The Batman star Peter Sarsgaard – at the 37th Annual Film Independent Spirit Awards in Santa Monica on Sunday
Maggie (born Margalit) made sure to expose one ear in order to show off her double-banded cuff jewelry.
The W Magazine cover girl was excited for her special day considering her Illinois-born hubbie is celebrating his 51st birthday on Monday.
Sarsgaard was dressed in a black members-only-style jacket over a white patterned button-up, red velvet slacks, and beige platform loafers.
The married couple of 12 years originally began their romance in 2002.
The 44-year-old native New Yorker flashed a hint of underboob in a black Gucci skirt suit featuring massive shoulder pads and floral embellishment with slingback heels selected by stylist Sandra Amador
Glam: Hairstylist Matthew Monzon coiffed Gyllenhaal’s wavy bob and make-up artist Daniel Martin applied her bright red pout and blush for the awards ceremony at Santa Monica Pier
Ready for her close-up! Maggie (born Margalit) made sure to expose one ear in order to show off her double-banded cuff jewelry
Maggie and Peter (born John) are proud parents of 15-year-old daughter Ramona and nine-year-old daughter Gloria.
The Dopesick actor portrayed Professor Hardy in Gyllenhaal’s critically-acclaimed feature directorial debut The Lost Daughter, which dropped in December on Netflix.
Another acting married couple – Nick Offerman and Megan Mullally – enjoyed ribbing their so-called ‘rivals’ while co-hosting the IFC telecast.
‘We were hoping we’d be the biggest Hollywood power couple here,’ Offerman said motioning to Peter and Maggie.
Birthday boy! The W Magazine cover girl was excited for her special day considering her Illinois-born hubbie is celebrating his 51st birthday on Monday
Leading man: Sarsgaard was dressed in a black members-only-style jacket over a white patterned button-up, red velvet slacks, and beige platform loafers
Still going strong! The married couple of 12 years originally began their romance in 2002
Family: Maggie and Peter are proud parents of 15-year-old daughter Ramona (R, pictured June 1) and nine-year-old daughter Gloria (M)
‘Indie stars and A-listers, pick a lane, you greedy bastards.’
It was certainly a big night for The Deuce alum – who took home the trophies for best feature, best director, and best screenplay.
As Sarsgaard – who was nominated for Spirit Awards in 2004 and 2005 – stood up to publicly congratulate his beloved wife, newly-ripped tears on his jacket exposed both of his shoulders.
Dropped in December on Netflix! The Dopesick actor portrayed Professor Hardy in Gyllenhaal’s critically-acclaimed feature directorial debut The Lost Daughter
Wisecracks: Another acting married couple – Nick Offerman (L) and Megan Mullally (R) – enjoyed ribbing their so-called ‘rivals’ while co-hosting the IFC telecast
Motioning to Peter and Maggie, Offerman said: ‘We were hoping we’d be the biggest Hollywood power couple here. Indie stars and A-listers, pick a lane, you greedy bastards’
Champ: It was certainly a big night for The Deuce alum – who took home the trophies for best feature, best director, and best screenplay
Oops! As Sarsgaard stood up to publicly congratulate his beloved wife, newly-ripped tears on his jacket exposed both of his shoulders
For her adaptation of Elena Ferrante’s 2006 novella – Gyllenhaal managed to beat out the writers of C’mon, C’mon, Swan Song, Together Together, and Zola.
Maggie also won over more established filmmakers such as Janicza Bravo, Lauren Hadaway, Mike Mills, and Ninja Thyberg.
The brunette beauty will next compete for the best adapted screenplay trophy at the 94th Academy Awards, which air March 27 on ABC.
Clean sweep! She was joined onstage by (from L-R) editor Affonso Gonçalves, Sarsgaard, producer Talia Kleinhendler, and producer Osnat Handelsman-Keren to accept the best feature award for The Lost Daughter
Champ! For her adaptation of Elena Ferrante’s 2006 novella – Gyllenhaal managed to beat out the writers of C’mon, C’mon, Swan Song, Together Together, and Zola
Proud: Maggie also won over more established filmmakers such as Janicza Bravo, Lauren Hadaway, Mike Mills, and Ninja Thyberg
Big one coming! The brunette beauty will next compete for the best adapted screenplay trophy at the 94th Academy Awards, which air March 27 on ABC
Industry family: Gyllenhaal comes from a showbiz family – including Oscar-nominated screenwriter mother Naomi Achs, Emmy-nominated director father Stephen, and Oscar-nominated actor brother Jake
Gyllenhaal comes from a showbiz family – including Oscar-nominated screenwriter mother Naomi Achs, Emmy-nominated director father Stephen, and Oscar-nominated actor brother Jake.
Meanwhile, Peter will next portray Emory Anderson in The Survivor, Barry Levinson’s biopic on Auschwitz concentration camp boxer Harry Haft, which premieres April 27 on HBO Max.
The post-World War II drama also features Ben Foster, Danny DeVito, John Leguizamo, and Billy Magnussen.
2022 Film Independent Spirit Award Winners
Best Feature
A Chiara
C’mon C’mon
The Lost Daughter — WINNER
The Novice
Zola
Best Male Lead
Clifton Collins Jr., Jockey
Frankie Faison, Killing of Kenneth Chamberlain
Michael Greyeyes, Wild Indian
Udo Kier, Swan Song
Simon Rex, Red Rocket— WINNER
Best Feature: The Lost Daughter
Best Female Lead
Isabelle Fuhrman, The Novice
Brittany S. Hall, Test Pattern
Patti Harrison, Together Together
Taylour Paige, Zola — WINNER
Kali Reis, Catch the Fair One
Best Director
Janicza Bravo, Zola
Maggie Gyllenhaal, The Lost Daughter — WINNER
Lauren Hadaway, The Novice
Mike Mills, C’mon C’mon
Ninja Thyberg, Pleasure
Best Cinematography
Chiara
Blue Bayou
The Humans
Passing — WINNER
Zola
Best Documentary
Ascension
Flee
In The Same Breath
Procession
Summer of Soul — WINNER
Best Cinematography: Passing
Best First Feature
7 Days — WINNER
Holler
Queen of Glory
Test Pattern
Wild Indian
Truer Than Fiction Award
Angelo Madsen Minax, North By Current
Jessica Beshir, Faya Dayi — WINNER
Debbie Lum, Try Harder!
Best New Scripted Series
Blindspotting
It’s a Sin
Reservation Dogs — WINNER
The Underground Railroad
We Are Lady Parts
Best New Scripted Series: Reservation Dogs
Best Male Performance in a New Scripted Series
Lee Jung-jae, Squid Game — WINNER
Olly Alexander, It’s a Sin
Michael Greyeyes, Rutherford Falls
Murray Bartlett, The White Lotus
Ashley Thomas, THEM: Covenant
Robert Altman Award
Mass — WINNER
Best Ensemble Cast in a New Scripted Series
Reservation Dogs — WINNER
John Cassavettes Award (Given to the best feature made for under $500,000)
Cryptozoo
Jockey
Shiva Baby — WINNER
Sweet Thing
This is Not a War Story
Best Screenplay
Nikole Beckwith, Together Together
Janicza Bravo, Jeremy O. Harris, Zola
Maggie Gyllenhaal, The Lost Daughter — WINNER
Mike Mills, C’mon C’mon
Todd Stephens, Swan Song
Best First Screenplay
Lyle Mitchell Corbine, Jr., Wild Indian
Matt Fifer; Story by Sheldon D. Brown, Cicada
Shatara Michelle Ford, Test Pattern
Fran Kranz, Mass
Michael Sarnoski; Story by Vanessa Block, Michael Sarnoski, Pig — WINNER
Best Supporting Male: Troy Kotsur, CODA
Best Supporting Female
Jessie Buckley, The Lost Daughter
Amy Forsyth, The Novice
Ruth Negga, Passing — WINNER
Revika Reustle, Pleasure
Suzanna Son, Red Rocket
Best Supporting Male
Colman Domingo, Zola
Meeko Gattuso, Queen of Glory
Troy Kotsur, CODA — WINNER
Will Patton, Sweet Thing
Chaske Spencer, Wild Indian
Best Editing
A Chiara
The Nowhere Inn
The Novice
Zola — WINNER
The Killing of Kenneth Chamberlain
Best International Film
Compartment No. 6 (Finland/Russia)
Drive My Car (Japan) — WINNER
Parallel Mothers (Spain)
Pebbles (India)
Petite Maman (France)
Prayers for the Stolen (Mexico)
Someone to Watch Award
Alex Camilleri (Luzzu) — WINNER
Michael Sarnoski (Pig)
Gillian Wallace Horvat ( I Blame Society)
Best International Film: Drive My Car (Japan)
Best New Non-Scripted or Documentary Series
Black and Missing — WINNER
The Choe Show
The Lady and The Dale
Nuclear Family
Philly D.A.
Best Female Performance in a New Scripted Series
Thuso Mbedu, The Underground Railroad — WINNER
Anjana Vasan, We Are Lady Parts
Jana Schmieding, Rutherford Falls
Jasmine Cephas Jones, Blindspotting
Deborah Ayorinde, THEM: Covenant
Best Editing: Zola
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