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Best Male Villain of a 2014 Film

Awarded to the actor deemed by Cosmo voters to have achieved the best performance in a villainous role in an eligible 2014 film. Are villains necessarily intrinsically evil? Can a character be an inadvertent villain, or do they have to act with deliberate malice? Can they be considered a villain if they are redeemed in the end? Can they be considered a villain if they perform some bad acts, even if they also perform some good ones? If their intentions are inadvertent, or understandable, or misguided, but nevertheless wrong, does that mitigate their villainy? Voters must decide these questions for themselves, and should not feel limited to the following suggestions.

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Buzzworthy: Kirk Acevedo – Dawn of the Planet of the Apes • Kenneth Branagh – Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit • Dominic Cooper – Need for Speed • Sharlto Copley – Maleficent • Benedict Cumberbatch – The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies • Dane DeHaan – The Amazing Spider-Man 2 • Johnny Depp – Into the Woods • Johnny Depp – Transcendence • Peter Dinklage – X-Men: Days of Future Past • Jesse Eisenberg – Night Moves • Laurence Fishburne – The Signal • Jamie Foxx – The Amazing Spider-Man 2 • Ricky Gervais – Muppets Most Wanted • Jake Gyllenhaal – Nightcrawler • Ed Harris – Snowpiercer • Neil Patrick Harris – A Million Ways to Die in the West • Harrison Holzer – Sex Tape • Michael Keaton – RoboCop • Toby Kebbell – Dawn of the Planet of the Apes • Sean Paul Lockhart – The Dark Place • Liam Neeson – A Million Ways to Die in the West • Lee Pace – Guardians of the Galaxy • Robert Redford – Captain America: The Winter Soldier • Sam Riley – Maleficent • Tim Robbins – Life of Crime • Peter Sarsgaard – Night Moves • Martin Short – Legends of Oz: Dorothy’s Return • Sebastian Stan – Captain America: The Winter Soldier • Donald Sutherland – The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 • Kiefer Sutherland – Pompeii • Christph Waltz – Big Eyes

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Best Female Villain of a 2014 Film

Awarded to the actress deemed by Cosmo voters to have achieved the best performance in a villainous role in an eligible 2014 film. Are villains necessarily intrinsically evil? Can a character be an inadvertent villain, or do they have to act with deliberate malice? Can they be considered a villain if they are redeemed in the end? Can they be considered a villain if they perform some bad acts, even if they also perform some good ones? If their intentions are inadvertent, or understandable, or misguided, but nevertheless wrong, does that mitigate their villainy? Voters must decide these questions for themselves, and should not feel limited to the following suggestions.

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Buzzworthy: Isla Fisher – Life of Crime • Karen Gillan – Guardians of the Galaxy • Allison Janney – Mr. Peabody and Sherman • Scarlett Johansson – Under the Skin • Angelina Jolie – Maleficent • Kate Mara – Transcendence • Rosamund Pike – Gone Girl • Baya Rehaz – Afflicted • Rene Russo – Nightcrawler • Meryl Streep – The Giver • Meryl Streep – Into the Woods • Tilda Swinton – Snowpiercer • Kate Winslet – Divergent

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Actor’s Character From a 2014 Film You Would Most Like to be Intimate With

Awarded to the actor deemed by Cosmo voters to have portrayed the character from a 2014 film whom they would most like to be intimate with, in whatever way the voter chooses to interpret it. Bear in mind that the vote is for the character, not the actor himself. Voters should not feel limited to the following suggestions.

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Buzzworthy: Ben Affleck – Gone Girl • Jamie Blackley – If I Stay • Orlando Bloom – The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies • Matt Bomer – Space Station 76 • Matthew Camp – Getting Go: The Go Doc Project • Sam Claflin – The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 • Zac Efron – Neighbors • Zac Efron – That Awkward Moment • Dave Franco – Neighbors • Andrew Garfield – The Amazing Spider-Man 2 • Harrison Gilbertson – Need for Speed • Kit Harrington – Pompeii • Liam Hemsworth – The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 • Tom Hiddleston – Only Lovers Left Alive • Hugh Jackman – X-Men: Days of Future Past • Theo James – Divergent • Michael B. Jordan – That Awkward Moment • Jake Lacy – Obvious Child • Seth MacFarlane – A Million Ways to Die in the West • George MacKay – Pride • Dylan O’Brien – The Maze Runner • Aaron Paul – Need for Speed • Alex Pettyfer – Endless Love • Chris Pratt – Guardians of the Galaxy • Daniel Radcliffe – What If • Sam Riley – Maleficent • Miles Teller – That Awkward Moment • Brenton Thwaites – The Give • Brenton Thwaites – Maleficent • Brenton Thwaites – Oculus • Brenton Thwaites – The Signal

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