BAFTAS, the results
BAFTAS
Slumdog Millionaire – 5
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
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The BAFTAs 2009
This year’s British Academy Awards take place on Sunday. Here’s the lowdown on the nominations and a few predictions from yours truly on what I think/hope might occur awards-wise.
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Tagged a. r. rahman, adapted screenplay, alan robert murray, albert wolsky, alex winckler, alexandre desplat, Amy Adams, andrew stanton, Angelina Jolie, angus wall, animated film, anthony dod mantle, anthony minghella, ari folman, ben burtt, ben snow, benny andersson, bernd eichinger, björn ulvaeus, bob baker, Brad Pitt, brendan gleeson, brian grazer, bruce cohen, burn after reading, carl foreman award, caroline harvey, catherine johnson, ceán chaffin, celine quideau, Changeling, chris corbould, chris dickens, chris menges, chris munro, christian colson, Cinematography, claudio miranda, clint eastwood, codswallop, colleen callaghan, Costume design, craig barron, dan hanley, dan jinks, daniel phillips, danny boyle, David Fincher, david hare, deborah hopper, debra schutt, Dev Patel, director, domenico procacci, donald graham burt, donna gigliotti, Doubt, dustin lance black, ed novick, eddy joseph, editing, edouard henriques, edson williams, enda walsh, eric barba, eric fellner, eric roth, esther may campbell, ethan coen, film not in the english language, Frank Langella, frank marshall, Freida Pinto, Frost/Nixon, garth jennings, gary d. roach, gary fettis, gary goetzman, gary rizzo, gerhard meixner, glenn freemantle, gomorrah, graham broadbent, greg mcleod, gregg rudloff, hal hickel, hans zimmer, heath ledger, hunger, i've loved you so long, ian tapp, In Bruges, indiana jones and the kingdom of the crystal skull, Iron Man, i’ve loved you so long, jacqueline west, james j. murakami, james marsh, james newton howard, jan archibald, jean black, jimmy boyle, joe michael straczynski, joel coen, joel cox, john nelson, john reitz, jon gregory, judy craymer, justin haythe, kate ogborn, Kate Winslet, kathleen kennedy, kevin tod haug, kim santantonio, kingsland #1 the dreamer, kirk baxter, kristi zea, kristin scott thomas, laura hastings-smith, leading actor, leading actress, lee smith, lindy hemming, lora hirschberg, love you more, make up and hair, mamma mia!, Man on Wire, marc craste, marc-antoine robert, marisa tomei, marjane satrapi, mark digby, mark taylor, marshall krasser, martin mcdonagh, matteo garrone, matthew wood, Meryl Streep, michael cera, michael fassbender, michael o'connor, michael semanick, michael white, michelle day, mickey rourke, mike hill, mike prestwood smith, Milk, music, myles mcleod, nathan crowley, nathan mcguinness, nick davis, nick park, noel clarke, of time and the city, olivier kaempfer, original screenplay, outstanding british film, pablo helman, patrick marber, paul franklin, Penelope Cruz, persepolis, pete czernin, peter lando, peter morgan, peter robb-king, Philip Seymour Hoffman, philippe claudel, phyllida lloyd, production design, quantum of solace, ralph, rebecca hall, redmond morris, resul pookutty, Revolutionary Road, richard king, richard pryke, robert downey jr., robin gutch, roger deakins, Ron Howard, roy boulter, sam taylor-wood, sean ellis, Sean Penn, september, serge lalou, shane patrick mahan, short animation, short film, Simon Beaufoy, simon chinn, slumdog millionaire, slumdog millionare, solon papadopoulos, son of rambow, Sound, special visual effects, Stephen Daldry, steve mcqueen, steve pegram, steve rawlins, steven e. anderson, stewart le maréchal, sue goffe, supporting actor, supporting actress, sydney pollack, The Baader Meinhof Complex, the business trip, the carl foreman award, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, the dark knight, The Duchess, the orange rising star award, The Reader, the wrestler, thomas newman, tilda swinton, tim bevan, tim webber, toby kebbell, tom myers, tom sayers, tom stern, tony grisoni, tropic thunder, uli edel, varmints, Vicky Cristina Barcelona, victor j. zolfo, vincent paronnaud, voyage d’affaires, Wall-E, wallace and gromit: a matter of loaf and death, wally pfister, wall•e, walt martin, Waltz With Bashir, xavier rigault, yael nahlieli, yves marmion
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Danny Boyle, Mickey Rourke, Heath Ledger – Oscars 2009
Well the Oscar nominations are out. I’m not going to go through the whole list (which you can see here), but here’s my outlook. Slumdog and Danny Boyle have been nominated for 11. I really hope they get some of these as Danny Boyle deserves awards and the cast were superb. I’d love Boyle to pick up best director and Slumdog to get best picture. Also, It’d be only fair for Mickey Rourke to get best actor for The Wrestler. I’m suprised Downey Jr’s got a nomination as best supporting actor for Project Thunder but he’s awesome and played a very funny character. Heath should (and probably will) get it for The Dark Knight though. I’ve yet to watch a lot of the nominated films (quite a few aren’t out here in the UK yet, like The Curious Case of Benjamin Button and Milk).
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Tropic Thunder
Aren’t Orange Wednesday’s good? Especially when you go and see something funny and engaging which takes you out of yourself for a couple of hours.
Tropic Thunder has a brilliant ensemble cast and features one of my favourite actors, Robert Downey Jr. It pays homage to films like Platoon and Apocalypse Now, and it is laugh-out-loud funny.
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