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, to honor the worst films the

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had to offer in

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. Late summer box office flop '' Gigli'' led the pack, receiving nine nominations and becoming the first film to sweep the six major categories ( Worst Picture,

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, and Screen Couple). Tied for second most-nominated, with eight each, were the Mike Myers holiday film ''

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'' and '' From Justin to Kelly'', a remake of '' Where the Boys Are'' inspired by the television series ''

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''. As with Bill Cosby on the

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and

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on the

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, respectively. Ben Affleck did not attend the ceremony, but was quoted by the

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as saying that he felt "stiffed" by the Golden Raspberry Awards committee, who did not send the prize out to him. Razzies founder John Wilson delivered the trophy to the studios of " Larry King Live" but Affleck was unimpressed and left it behind. Wilson retrieved the trophy and auctioned it on eBay. The trophy sold for $1700 which Wilson used to pay for the

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for the

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the next year. Affleck went on to win the first Razzie Reedemer Award in 2014.

Winners and nominees

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Films with multiple nominations

These films received multiple nominations:

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Winners and nominees

Films with multiple nominations

See also

References

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