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| He also voiced its recurring villain | Hugo A-Go-Go. |
| The Vitae Hildebert wrote are the lives of | Hugo, abbot of Cluny, and of St Radegunda. |
| Lourens (Laurie) Wepener | Hugo Ackermann (b 14 January 1934) is a former justi |
| Hugo Adam Bedau (born September 23, 1926) is the Aus | |
| ing Brandon De Wilde as mentally-troubled youth | Hugo, after the magic wand of a kindly magician. |
| ure of agricultural machinery, in which his son | Hugo, after completing his school education, gained |
| his relationship with Caggie, C.J; a friend of | Hugo, Agne; Francis' intern and his friend Mark-Fran |
| Hugo Alexander Hellsten (September 15, 1894 - May 25 | |
| Portugal: | Hugo Almeida |
| 982 Spain soccer world cup were he trained Ever | Hugo Almeida, Roberto Fernandez, and Manuel Battagli |
| er own theater, she also put on works by Victor | Hugo, Alphonse Daudet, Gerhart Hauptmann, and Leonid |
| Arne Kristiansen on drums, Tore Berg on guitar, | Hugo Alvarstein on keyboards, and Nils Aune on guita |
| Ed Coxen as | Hugo, an artist |
| Hugo and Alice Tinker are always shown to have tende | |
| In Oklahoma: Antlers, Broken Bow, Haworth, | Hugo, and Idabel. |
| 2010: Odyssey Two (1982) ( | Hugo and Locus Awards nominee, 1983) |
| Brightness Reef (1995) -- | Hugo and Locus SF Awards nominee, 1996 |
| It was praised by Victor | Hugo and became a classic. |
| married to Florence and has a young son called | Hugo and a baby girl called Anna. |
| Her husband | Hugo and their sons Horst and Willi were the first e |
| The picture is NOT a 1982 | Hugo and it was not the only time a Lucite Hugo was |
| n M.F.A. in 1979, where he studied with Richard | Hugo and Madeline DeFrees. |
| ench (including the first translation of Victor | Hugo) and a pseudonymous “Memoirs of the Life and Wr |
| winning an Emmy Award for coverage of Hurricane | Hugo and a Peabody Award for an hour he produced on |
| In his last season with the team, | Hugo and UNAM won its second championship and the CO |
| ect to a number of different spellings: Hugh or | Hugo and Paduinan, Padinan and Padvinan. |
| y Awards, in 1990 for his coverage of Hurricane | Hugo, and in 1989 for his coverage of people who liv |
| Jack Faust (1997), BSFA nominee, 1997; | Hugo and Locus Fantasy Awards nominee, 1998 |
| Awards in 2005, and was also nominated for the | Hugo, and World Fantasy Awards that same year. |
| s", among whom are also some of the mystics, as | Hugo and Richard of St. Victor. |
| s also covered live by Maroon 5, featuring Chad | Hugo and rapper Mos Def, who replaced Jay-Z's verse |
| Hugo and his mother survived but his brother and fat | |
| ) - Nebula and British SF Awards nominee, 1980; | Hugo and Locus Awards nominee, 1981 |
| After his father's death in 1898 | Hugo and his brother Alphons became the owners of F. |
| to a local paper lead to recognition by Victor | Hugo and Sainte-Beuve. |
| by Errol Pritchard, with Carolyn Kizer, Richard | Hugo, and Nelson Bentley as co-editors. |
| : or A Young Lady's Illustrated Primer (1995) - | Hugo and Locus SF Awards winner, 1996; Nebula, Campb |
| arterres that occupied the present Place Victor | Hugo and the site of the railway station. |
| woman, his adopted daughter Ruth and her cousin | Hugo, and Miss Lingard, a secretary helping Chevenix |
| Four friends, named Rick, Ben, | Hugo, and Archie, all fascinated by the Big Head mur |
| u, Prada, Siviglia, Sportmax, Valentino, Victor | Hugo, and White House Black Market. |
| "The Faery Handbag": 2005 | Hugo and Nebula Award for Best Novelette, Locus Awar |
| They comprised identical twins | Hugo and Jebb Boothby) on guitar and bass respective |
| r Best Fantasy Novel, and was nominated for the | Hugo and World Fantasy Awards. |
| While at Roulette | Hugo and Luigi did a series of Beautiful Music recor |
| Written by Pharrell, Chad | Hugo, and Jay-Z |
| y includes CDs of works by Chinese composers on | HUGO and two double-CD albums This is Classical Musi |
| He has three gargoyle friends named Victor, | Hugo, and Laverne. |
| James and Ellen had two children, | Hugo and Mabel. |
| Kiln People (2002) -- Campbell, Clarke, | Hugo, and Locus SF Awards nominee, 2003. |
| he composer Henri Dutilleux, the writers Victor | Hugo and Charles Dickens, and the painters Carolus-D |
| ed and conducted by Glenn Osser and produced by | Hugo and Luigi who wrote in the liner notes, |
| Hugo Andrew Hollas (November 30, 1945 - September 6, | |
| Hugo Anibal Llanos Mansilla (Chile) | |
| d Improvisation by Benjamin Dale, Gordon Jacob, | Hugo Anson |
| Both baronetcies passed to Sir Ralph | Hugo Anstruther, 7th Baronet. |
| For the Christian philosopher, see | Hugo Anthony Meynell. |
| Hugo Antonio Laviada Molina, Mexican politician | |
| In 2001 along with Eamonn Holmes, | Hugo appeared in Episode Two of Season One of popula |
| Hugo appears to have left a large number of drawings | |
| Hugo Arana | |
| Hugo Arana ... First engineer | |
| Hugo Arbues as Mateo | |
| Hypnosis Theme ( | Hugo Arcier) |
| Ugo Sasso as | Hugo Arden - Snack |
| Hugo Arias, president of the debt analysis committee | |
| Hugo Armando (born on May 27, 1978 in Miami, United | |
| Hugo Armando and Xavier Malisse were the defending c | |
| Hugo Armando Campagnaro (born 27 June 1980) is an Ar | |
| The Tricontinential Story' with | Hugo Armstrong (1995) |
| Hugo Arnet (1749-1786), was a Scottish historical wr | |
| J. | Hugo Aronson (1891-1978) - American politician |
| d for Best Fantasy Novel, was nominated for the | Hugo, Arthur C. Clarke, World Fantasy, Locus, Philip |
| Mauritz | Hugo as Barton |
| enneth Anger, (based on)Kenneth Patchen and Ian | Hugo as well as other types of unusual or controvers |
| lsh bard, had, however, attached himself to Sir | Hugo as a Breton minstrel, in order that he might av |
| Mauritz | Hugo as Tony Sandol - Gangster |
| cke as the Heartking and Madhatter and Nicole & | Hugo as the heartking and Heartqueen. |
| Mauritz | Hugo as Sam, Sideshow barker and Henchman |
| Hugo Astar | |
| AFTA Award for Best Animation Film and a Silver | Hugo at the Chicago International Film Festival. |
| around this period, including 'Rhythm Method', ' | Hugo Au Go-Go', 'Floating Garden', 'The Armchair', ' |
| Maj. | Hugo Aurelius Wangelin |
| med in commemoration of this party, has won the | Hugo Award for Best Fanzine a number of times. |
| Main article: Silver | Hugo Award for Best Actress |
| cond foray into directing Liberato won a Silver | Hugo Award for Best Actress for her performance in t |
| At the first | Hugo Award ceremony in Philadelphia in 1953, Forrest |
| Me, Ray Bradbury" has been nominated for a 2011 | Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation, Short For |
| levision Script, and was nominated for the 2007 | Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation, Short For |
| In 2000, it was nominated for the | Hugo Award for Best Related Book and won the Bram St |
| Hugo Award for Best Fanzine 1975, SF Commentary, nom | |
| rd nominee, 1990; BSFA and Locus Awards winner, | Hugo Award nominee, 1991; |
| In 2005 she won the | Hugo Award for Best Related Book for The Cambridge C |
| The film was nominated for a 1967 | Hugo Award in the "Best Dramatic Presentation" categ |
| On October 23, 2010 it won the Gold | Hugo award for Best Documentary at the 46th Chicago |
| tion, December 1950, was nominated for the 1951 | Hugo Award (awarded in 2001) (See also M.T.A.) |
| e was released in 2004, and received the Silver | Hugo Award for documentaries at the 2004 Chicago Int |
| It won the | Hugo Award for Best Novella in 1969 and was also nom |
| Hugo Award winner, 1998 | |
| eral years, the window also held Tom Whitmore's | Hugo Award for co-chairing Worldcon in 2001. |
| klings Studies) and was a finalist for the 2008 | Hugo Award for Best Related Book at Denvention 3, th |
| In 2008 the novel was nominated for a | Hugo Award and a Campbell Award. |
| nal seasons of Angel, writing and directing the | Hugo Award nominated episode, "Smile Time." |
| won the International Monitor Award, the Golden | Hugo Award and the Maverick Director Award, Newport |
| also nominated for a Nebula Award in 1974 and a | Hugo Award in 1975. |
| Silver | Hugo Award at the Chicago Film Festival, Chicago, IL |
| on His Tail" (1971) was nominated for the 1972 | Hugo Award for short fiction. |
| able Flame Award. it was also nominated for the | Hugo Award for Best Related Book at Denvention 3, th |
| He won the first | Hugo Award for Best Short Story in 1955 for his humo |
| es" won both the 1967 Nebula Award and the 1968 | Hugo Award for Best Novelette. |
| It won the Nebula Award, | Hugo Award and John W. Campbell Memorial Award in 19 |
| 1993: | Hugo Award for Best Novelette |
| , Blind Lake (Aurora Award winner, 2004), Spin ( | Hugo Award winner, 2006) |
| 1983 | Hugo Award for Best Novel |
| imov's Science Fiction, October 1988), the 1992 | Hugo Award for "A Walk in the Sun" (Asimov's Science |
| He was nominated for the | Hugo Award for Best Professional Editor every year f |
| Chicago Film Festival's Silver | Hugo Award |
| (Short version nominated for | Hugo Award for Best Novella in 1980) |
| In 2008 it was nominated for the | Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation, Short For |
| This film was a nominee for the 1971 | Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation. |
| "The Family of Blood", it was nominated for the | Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation, Short For |
| The episode won the 2010 | Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation, Short For |
| It was nominated for the 1946 | Hugo Award for Hugo Award for Best Fanzine. |
| In 2008 it won the | Hugo Award for Best Related Book. |
| It won the | Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation and the Sa |
| In 1979 the film received a nomination for the | Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation. |
| d by the UK's Channel 4, Inferno won the Silver | Hugo Award at the 2002 Chicago International Film Fe |
| Gordon R. Dickson's Soldier, Ask Not wins a | Hugo Award |
| Won Silver | Hugo Award at the Chicago International Film Festiva |
| 1972: | Hugo Award for Best Novel, To Your Scattered Bodies |
| The | Hugo Award for Best Fan Artist was bestowed upon him |
| Chicago International Film Festival: Gold | Hugo Award, Best First Feature Award, 1976. |
| The film, which was nominated for a | Hugo Award, modified Caidin's plot, and notably made |
| Among other honors, she has won a | Hugo award, three Nebula awards, and a World Fantasy |
| nternational Film Festival, where it won a Gold | Hugo award, the San Francisco International Film Fes |
| City won the 2010 Arthur C. Clarke Award, 2010 | Hugo Award, and 2010 World Fantasy Award, as well as |
| the first rock album to ever be nominated for a | Hugo Award, in the category of Best Dramatic Present |
| Timothy Zahn (class of 1969) is a | Hugo Award-winning science fiction author, whose mos |
| Stephen H. Segal is a | Hugo Award-winning American editor, writer and publi |
| Farah Mendlesohn is a | Hugo Award-winning British academic and writer on sc |
| Ubercon X featured Guest of Honor, | Hugo Award-winning science fiction author Timothy Za |
| ed has clearly been inspired by Roger Zelazny's | Hugo Award-winning novel Lord of Light. |
| Lord of the Rings was nominated for a | Hugo Award. |
| ng the Aurora Award and being nominated for the | Hugo Award. |
| It was nominated for the 2008 | Hugo Awards in the best novel category. |
| In 2010 she was twice nominated for | Hugo Awards in the Best Related Books category. |
| At Chicon IV, the | Hugo Awards were made of a lucite rocket on a wooden |
| asquerade will be Friday the 19th, and the 2011 | Hugo Awards will be presented on Saturday August 20t |
| In 1996 and 2001, he was nominated for Retro | Hugo Awards for artwork published in 1945 and 1951. |
| He has been nominated eleven times for | Hugo Awards, and 18 times for Chesley Awards (with 8 |
| m Nycon I, held in New York in 1939, as well as | Hugo Awards, mugs, medallions, program books, t-shir |
| Sir | Hugo Baldwin Huntington-Whiteley, 3rd Baronet (b. |
| Hugo Ball performing at Cabaret Voltaire in 1916 | |
| sed down, activities moved to a new gallery and | Hugo Ball left for Bern. |
| er of artists including Balla, Carra, Boccioni, | Hugo Ball and Dada, the Russian futurists, the Vorti |
| The Magic Bishop: | Hugo Ball, Dada Poet by Erdmute Wenzel White |
| nd most especially of all his particular friend | Hugo Ball. |
| ir (1923) was a silent feature film directed by | Hugo Ballin and released by Samuel Goldwyn. |
| Prairie Wife is a 1925 Western film directed by | Hugo Ballin and featuring Boris Karloff. |
| Art direction for the film was by | Hugo Ballin. |
| to include a category for graphic story on the | Hugo ballot. |
| Revolution and Repetition: Marx, | Hugo, Balzac (University of California Press, 1977) |
| of then president and former military dictator | Hugo Banzer, came third in the polls. |
| skervilles, a demonic dog that first killed Sir | Hugo Baskerville (Ralph Forbes) several hundred year |
| Ralph Forbes - Sir | Hugo Baskerville |
| Sir | Hugo Baskerville-This 17th-century Baskerville ances |
| Frank Reicher as Professor | Hugo Baumer |
| Hugo Becker (born Jean Otto Eric Hugo Becker) (Febru | |
| He played 1st violin with | Hugo Becker, Fritz Bassermann and Adolf Rebner in th |
| first teacher was Karl Niedermeyer, a pupil of | Hugo Becker, with whom she studied until age fourtee |
| Hugo began working on his first major television pro | |
| Hugo began playing the piano at around age 5. | |
| Xavier and Carlos | Hugo believed that there was a real possibility that |
| s she was referring to a loving, caring father, | Hugo believes he had another father. |
| Hugo believes that he is being pranked by his compan | |
| ith composer Bernard Zweers and vocal pedagogue | Hugo Bellwidt in Frankfurt. |
| Victor | Hugo Benioff (September 14, 1899 - February 1, 1968) |
| The term was named for the two seismologists, | Hugo Benioff of the California Institute of Technolo |
| Eisenberg, Benjamin Miessner, George Beauchamp, | Hugo Benioff and Fredray Kislingbury. |
| Hugo Bergmann's name is used in The Postcard Killers | |
| Das Habilitierungsproblem des jungen | Hugo Bergmann. |
| Hugo Bettauer (18 August 1872 - 26 March 1925), born | |
| e Joyless Street), a film based on the novel by | Hugo Bettauer and directed by Georg Wilhelm Pabst in |
| Hugo Betting was a German rugby union player who com | |
| This change came because coach | Hugo Bezdek said his team "fought like a band of wil |
| surpassing notable coaches such as Joe Paterno, | Hugo Bezdek, and Rip Engle. |
| Hugo Bezdek, since replaced by E. T. Pickering, had | |
| Admiral | Hugo Biermann SSA SD OBE (born 1916) was a South Afr |
| “Victor | Hugo: Biography”. |
| Hugo Bischof (1882-1971), German politician | |
| whose order he deposed the Abbot of Gerald and | Hugo, Bishop of Cahors, for conspiring against the p |
| iel Marian and keyboard player Javier Retamozo ( | Hugo Bistolfi left to form the band Alianza with sin |
| Hugo Bistolfi: Keyboards (1989-1993, 2000-2010) | |
| a law clerk in the office of Associate Justice | Hugo Black in the United States Supreme Court, after |
| eral Life Insurance Company v. Johnson, Justice | Hugo Black wrote "in 1886, this Court in the case of |
| ), which held in a unanimous opinion by Justice | Hugo Black that the Fourteenth Amendment prohibited |
| Hugo Black and William O. Douglas took issue with ev | |
| Hugo Black and William O. Douglas, First Amendment " | |
| The opinion, written by Supreme Court justice | Hugo Black, held that the need to protect against es |
| Black was born in Alabama, the son of | Hugo Black, Jr. and Bessie Graham Hobson, and the gr |
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