'The Irishman' leads the 2019 Critics' Choice Awards nominations with 14 nods.

Martin Scorsese

Martin Scorsese

The crime drama - which was directed by Martin Scorsese and stars Robert De Niro and Al Pacino - has dominated the film categories for the upcoming awards show, picking up 14 nominations in a possible 23 categories.

Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, and Joe Pesci have all received acting nominations for their work in the feature, whilst Martin Scorsese scored a Best Director nod, and the film itself was also nominated for Best Picture.

Following closely behind 'The Irishman' is Quentin Tarantino's 'Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood' which received 12 nominations, 'Little Women' with nine, '1917' and 'Marriage Story' with eight, and 'Jojo Rabbit', 'Joker', and 'Parasite', which all picked up seven nods.

Each of those productions will all fight it out to be named the Critics' Choice Best Picture, where they will also face competition from 'Uncut Gems' and 'Ford v Ferrari'.

The award ceremony honours achievements in both film and television, and streaming service Netflix dominated both sides of the nominations, with a whopping 30 nods for films, including 'The Irishman', and a further 61 nominations for television.

The 25th annual Critics' Choice Awards will take place on Sunday, Jan. 12 at Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, and will be broadcast on the CW Network.

The awards are voted by members of the Critics Choice Association, which consists of television, radio and online critics and journalists who cover film and television.

An abridged list of the 2019 Critics' Choice Awards nominees:

BEST PICTURE

'Ford v Ferrari'

'The Irishman'

'Jojo Rabbit'

'Joker'

'Little Women'

'Marriage Story'

'1917'

'Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood'

'Parasite'

'Uncut Gems'

BEST ACTOR


Antonio Banderas - 'Pain and Glory'


Robert De Niro - 'The Irishman'


Leonardo DiCaprio - 'Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood'


Adam Driver - 'Marriage Story'


Eddie Murphy - 'Dolemite Is My Name'


Joaquin Phoenix - 'Joker'


Adam Sandler - 'Uncut Gems'

BEST ACTRESS


Awkwafina - 'The Farewell'


Cynthia Erivo - 'Harriet'


Scarlett Johansson - 'Marriage Story'


Lupita Nyong'o - 'Us'


Saoirse Ronan - 'Little Women'


Charlize Theron - 'Bombshell'


Renée Zellweger - 'Judy'

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR


Willem Dafoe - 'The Lighthouse'


Tom Hanks - 'A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood'


Anthony Hopkins - 'The Two Popes'


Al Pacino - 'The Irishman'


Joe Pesci - 'The Irishman'


Brad Pitt - 'Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood'

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS


Laura Dern - 'Marriage Story'


Scarlett Johansson - 'Jojo Rabbit'


Jennifer Lopez - 'Hustlers'


Florence Pugh - 'Little Women'


Margot Robbie - 'Bombshell'


Zhao Shuzhen - 'The Farewell'

BEST DIRECTOR

Noah Baumbach - 'Marriage Story'

Greta Gerwig - 'Little Women'

Bong Joon Ho - 'Parasite'

Sam Mendes - '1917'

Josh Safdie and Benny Safdie - 'Uncut Gems'

Martin Scorsese - 'The Irishman'

Quentin Tarantino - 'Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood'

BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY


Noah Baumbach - 'Marriage Story'


Rian Johnson - 'Knives Out'


Bong Joon Ho and Han Jin Won - 'Parasite'


Quentin Tarantino - 'Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood'


Lulu Wang - 'The Farewell'

BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY


Greta Gerwig - 'Little Women'


Noah Harpster and Micah Fitzerman-Blue - 'A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood'


Anthony McCarten - 'The Two Popes'


Todd Phillips and Scott Silver - 'Joker'


Taika Waititi - 'Jojo Rabbit'


Steven Zaillian - 'The Irishman'

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