MasterChef best reality show and all the winners at the 2020 AACTA Awards

The 2020 AACTA Awards were held at The Star in Sydney on Monday, and a number of big names took home lauded gongs. 

The AACTA Award Best Reality Program went to Masterchef Australia, with judges Melissa Leong, Andy Allen and Jock Zonfrillo accepting their hard won prize. 

The trio looked delighted as they took to the stage to receive the statuette, with Jock thanking the AACTA committee on their behalf. 

Woo hoo! The 2020 AACTA Awards were held at The Star in Sydney on Monday, and a number of big names took home lauded gongs. Pictured: The cast of MasterChef Australia

Afterwards, along with their executive producer, the judges had a ball posing up a storm with their statuette. 

Cate Blanchett won awards as both a supporting actress and producer for the miniseries Stateless, however she did not attend the ceremony.

Stateless, which deals with Australia’s immigration detention system, had a huge night, leading the pack with 13 awards in total. 

Good work! The AACTA Award Best Reality Program went to Masterchef Australia, with judges Melissa Leong, Andy Allen and Jock Zonfrillo accepting their hard won prize. All pictured

Good work! The AACTA Award Best Reality Program went to Masterchef Australia, with judges Melissa Leong, Andy Allen and Jock Zonfrillo accepting their hard won prize. All pictured 

Happy days: The trio looked delighted as they took to the stage to receive the statuette, with Jock thanking the AACTA committee on their behalf

Happy days: The trio looked delighted as they took to the stage to receive the statuette, with Jock thanking the AACTA committee on their behalf

Winners are grinners: Afterwards, along with their executive producer, the judges had a ball posing up a storm with their statuette

Winners are grinners: Afterwards, along with their executive producer, the judges had a ball posing up a storm with their statuette

Fayssal Bazz won Best Lead Actor in a Television Drama for Stateless, and looked overjoyed with his win.     

The award for Best Lead Actress in a Television Drama went Yvonne Strahovski, also for Stateless, and she accepted via video link. 

The award Best Guest or Supporting Actor in a Television Drama went to another Stateless star, Darren Gilshenan.  

His night! Fayssal Bazz (pictured) won Best Lead Actor in a Television Drama for Stateless, and looked overjoyed with his win

His night! Fayssal Bazz (pictured) won Best Lead Actor in a Television Drama for Stateless, and looked overjoyed with his win

Phoning in: The award for Best Lead Actress in a Television Drama went Yvonne Strahovski (pictured), also for Stateless, and she accepted via video link

Phoning in: The award for Best Lead Actress in a Television Drama went Yvonne Strahovski (pictured), also for Stateless, and she accepted via video link

Scooping the pool: The award for Best Guest or Supporting Actor in a Television Drama went to another Stateless star, Darren Gilshenan

Scooping the pool: The award for Best Guest or Supporting Actor in a Television Drama went to another Stateless star, Darren Gilshenan

Making strides in the film category was the coming-of-age comedy-drama Babyteeth which won seven awards, including best film and best director. 

It’s star Ben Mendelsohn won the Best Supporting Actor nod and accepted via video link, looking quite different with a shaved head and moustache. 

Best Lead Actress winner Eliza Scanlen went along to collect her gong, and appeared truly pleased as she posed with her award.  

Film win: Making strides in the film category was the coming-of-age comedy-drama Babyteeth which won seven awards. Pictured: It's star Eliza Scanlen

Film win: Making strides in the film category was the coming-of-age comedy-drama Babyteeth which won seven awards. Pictured: It’s star Eliza Scanlen

Great work: Best Lead Actress winner Eliza Scanlen (pictured) went along to collect her gong, and appeared truly pleased as she posed with her award

Great work: Best Lead Actress winner Eliza Scanlen (pictured) went along to collect her gong, and appeared truly pleased as she posed with her award

A new look: Ben Mendelsohn won the Best Supporting Actor nod for Babyteeth, and accepted via video link, looking quite different with a shaved head and moustache

A new look: Ben Mendelsohn won the Best Supporting Actor nod for Babyteeth, and accepted via video link, looking quite different with a shaved head and moustache

Moving: Babyteeth tells the tale of a seriously ill teenager who falls in love with a drug dealer. Pictured: Shannon Murphy, Eliza Scanlen, Alex White and Jan Chapman

Moving: Babyteeth tells the tale of a seriously ill teenager who falls in love with a drug dealer. Pictured: Shannon Murphy, Eliza Scanlen, Alex White and Jan Chapman

Babyteeth tells the tale of a seriously ill teenager who falls in love with a drug dealer and is based on a stage play of the same name. 

Rebel Wilson was unable to make it to collect her Subscription Television Award for Best Presenter statuette for LOL: Last One Laughing Australia. 

However, the Australia actress was beamed in via a video link to gratefully make her speech.  

Giggles: Rebel Wilson (pictured) was unable to make it to collect her Subscription Television Award for Best Presenter statuette for LOL: Last One Laughing Australia

Giggles: Rebel Wilson (pictured) was unable to make it to collect her Subscription Television Award for Best Presenter statuette for LOL: Last One Laughing Australia

Further winners on the night included Tim Minchin who won the Best Comedy Performer award for Upright. 

Shaun Micallef won Best Comedy Entertainment Program for Shaun Micallef’s Mad As Hell. 

It was a big night for Gogglebox too, which was awarded the Best Factual Entertainment Program award. 

Meanwhile, the award for Best Drama Series went to Mystery Road. 

2020 AACTA Awards winners   

• AACTA Award Best Telefeature or Mini Series: Stateless (ABC)

• AACTA Award Best Reality Program: Masterchef Australia (Network Ten)

• AACTA Award Best Entertainment Program: Have You Been Paying Attention? (Network Ten)

• AACTA Award Best Lifestyle Program – The Living Room (Network Ten)

• AACTA Award Best Online Entertainment: The Norris Nuts 

• AACTA Award Best Online Drama or Comedy: Love In Lockdown 

• AACTA Award Best Children’s Program: Bluey (ABC)

• AACTA Award Best Comedy Entertainment Program: Shaun Micallef’s Mad As Hell (ABC)

• AACTA Award Best Drama Series: Mystery Road (ABC)

• AACTA Award Best Comedy Series: Upright (Foxtel)

• AACTA Award Best Factual Entertainment Program: Gogglebox Australia (Foxtel, Network Ten)

• AACTA Award Best Documentary or Factual Program: Murder in The Outback: The Falconio And Lees Mystery (Seven Network)

• AACTA Award Subscription Television Award for Best Presenter: Rebel Wilson— LOL: Last One Laughing Australia

• AACTA Award Best Lead Actor in a Television Drama: Fayssal Bazzi (Stateless)

• AACTA Award Best Lead Actress in a Television Drama: Yvonne Strahovski (Stateless)

• AACTA Award Best Guest or Supporting Actor in a Television Drama: Darren Gilshenan (Stateless)

• AACTA Award Best Guest or Supporting Actress in a Television Drama: Cate Blanchett (Stateless)

• AACTA Award Best Screenplay in Television: Elise McCredie Stateless Episode 1 – The Circumstances in Which They Come

• AACTA Award Best Direction in a TV Drama or Comedy: Emma Freeman Stateless Episode 1 – The Circumstances in Which They Come

• AACTA Award Best Comedy Performer: Tim Minchin (Upright)

• AACTA Award Best Film presented by Foxtel: Babyteeth 

• AACTA Award Best Indie Film: Standing Up For Sunny

• AACTA Award Best Asian Film: Better Days 

• AACTA Award Best Documentary: Firestarter – The Story of Bangarra Nel Minchin 

• AACTA Award Best Screenplay in Film: Rita Kalnejais (Babyteeth)

• AACTA Award Best Direction in Film: Shannon Murphy (Babyteeth)

• AACTA Award Best Lead Actor in Film: Toby Wallace (Babyteeth)

• AACTA Award Best Lead Actress in Film: Eliza Scanlen (Babyteeth)

• AACTA Award Best Supporting Actor in Film: Ben Mendelsohn (Babyteeth)

• AACTA Award Best Supporting Actress in Film: Essie Davis (Babyteeth)

• AACTA Award Best Short Film: The Mirror 

• AACTA Award Best VFX or Animation: The Eight Hundred