32nd Annie Awards

"The Incredibles" from Pixar Animation Studios swept the 32nd annual Annie Awards, winning best animated feature, best directing and best voice acting for Brad Bird, the film's director, who voiced the diminutive seamstress Edna Mode. The film was distributed by The Walt Disney Co. The film also took awards for writing, production design and music for the score composed by Michael Giacchino. Among other winners were Nickelodeon's "SpongeBob SquarePants" for best animated television production, and the actress Brittany Murphy for giving voice to the character "Luane" in the Fox TV show "King of the Hill."

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Acme Filmworks, represented by Holly Stone, won best animated commercial for United Airlines Interview	Actor Bill Fagerbakke and the fashionable Edna Mode (Brad Bird), winner for best voice acting for the animated feature The Incredibles	Ub Iwerks Award recipient Dr. Ed Catmull and granddaughter of the great Ub Iwerks Leslie Iwerks	Voice of Patrick Star Bill Fagerbakke "poses" with winner of best voice acting in a TV production Brittany Murphy
Accepting the Special Achievement Annie for Walt Disney: On The Front Lines is the DVD's producer David Bossert	Winsor McCay Award recipient Don Bluth and the original model for Tinker Bell and board member of ASIFA-Hollywood Margaret Kerry-Willcox	Writing in an animated feature production winner for The Incredibles Brad Bird and character actor Stephen Root	Best writing in a TV production winner for King of the Hill Etan Cohen and character actor Stephen Root
Winner for best character design in a TV production for Father of the Pride Patrick Mate	Production design winner in a TV production for Samurai Jack Richard Daskas and voice great Candi Milo	The producers of the television hit SpongeBob Squarepants have something to smile about, as their show won best TV production	Phil Cummings and Shaun Cashman, winners for directing in a TV production for The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy, pose with legend Stan Lee (center)
Winner for music in a TV production for Duck Dodgers Robert J. Kral and actress Christel Khalil	Winner for best character animation in a theatrical production for The Incredibles Angus MacClane and animator/director Bill Kroyer	The producers of The Lion King 1 1/2 give the cameraman their best smiles	Winner for storyboarding in a TV production for Disney's Dave the Barbarian Wendy Grieb and actress Debra Jo Rupp
Winner for storyboarding in a film production for The Incredibles Kevin O'Brien and actress Debra Jo Rupp	Composer for The Incredibles Michael Giacchino and actress Christel Khalil	Mike Gabriel, director of the animated short Lorenzo and actor Sean Marquette	Character design winner for The Incredibles Tony Fucile