BAFTAS, the results

By Dwardus | Published February 8, 2009

Here ya go. First of all, here’s a list of who won how many…

Slumdog Millionaire – 7
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button – 3
Hunger – 1
In Bruges – 1
The Duchess – 1
I’ve Loved You So Long – 1
Man On Wire – 1
Vicky Cristina Barcelona – 1
The Dark Knight – 1
The Reader – 1
The Wrestler – 1
September – 1
Wallace And Gromit: A Matter of Loaf and Death – 1

Now who won what (in order)…

Music

Slumdog Millionaire
A.R. Rahman

Sound

Slumdog Millionaire
Glenn Freemantle, Resul Pookutty, Richard Pryke, Tom Sayers, Ian Tapp

Production Design

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Donald Graham Burt, Victor J. Zolfo

Make Up & Hair

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Jean Black, Colleen Callaghan

Cinematography

Slumdog Millionaire
Anthony Dod Mantle

Adapted Screenplay

Slumdog Millionaire
Simon Beaufoy

Outstanding British Film

Hunger
Laura Hastings-Smith, Robin Gutch, Steve McQueen, Enda Walsh

Outstanding British Contribution to Film

Pinewood and Shepperton Studios

Original Screenplay

In Bruges
Martin McDonagh

Costume Design

The Duchess
Michael O’Connor

Film not in the English Language

I’ve Loved You So Long
Yves Marmion, Philippe Claudel

The Carl Foreman Award

Man On Wire
Simon Chinn

Best Supporting Actress

Vicky Cristina Barcelona
Penelope Cruise

Special Visual Effects

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Eric Barba, Craig Barron, – Nathan McGuinness, Edson Williams

Best Supporting Actor

The Dark Knight
Heath Ledger

Orange Rising Star Award

Noel Clarke

Best Director

Slumdog Millionaire
Danny Boyle

Leading Actress

The Reader
Kate Winslet

Lead Actor

The Wrestler
Mickey Rourke

Best Picture

Slumdog Millionaire
Christian Colson

Fellowship

Terry Gilliam

Short Film

September
Stewart le Marechal, Esther May Campbell

Short Animation

Wallace And Gromit: A Matter of Loaf and Death
Steve Pegram, Nick Park, Bob Baker

Editing

Slumdog Millionaire
Chris Dickens

Animated Film

Wall-E

I’m so happy Danny Boyle is best director! :D!!! And Rourke and Winslet, great results!

Here’s a little vid of Twelve Monkeys (1995) one of my favourite films and (in my humble opinion) one of Gilliam’s best:

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