Sunday night was truly a night to remember. Apart from being one of the only times I haven’t found Jonathan Ross irritating, there was plenty of acting talent and some well deserved awards. Leading up to the Oscars build up, will the BAFTA’s be an outline for the winner’s of the Academy Awards?!
Academy Fellowship - the very talented, humble Sir Christopher Lee
Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema - The Harry Potter Films
Best Film - The King’s Speech
Outstanding British Film - The King’s Speech
Outstanding Debut by a British Writer, Director or Producer - Four Lions, Written and Directed by Chris Morris
Director - David Fincher for The Social Network
Original Screenplay - David Seidler for The King’s Speech
Adapted Screenplay - Aaron Sorkin for The Social Network
Film Not in the English Language - The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
Animated Film - Toy Story 3
Leading Actor - Colin Firth for The King’s Speech
Leading Actress - Natalie Portman for Black Swan
Supporting Actor - Geoffrey Rush for The King’s Speech
Supporting Actress - Helena Bonham Carter for The King’s Speech
Original Music - The King’s Speech
Cinematography - True Grit
Editing - The Social Network
Production Design - Inception
Costume Design - Alice in Wonderland
Sound - Inception
Special Visual Effects - Inception
Make Up & Hair - Alice in Wonderland
Short Animation - The Eagleman Stag
Short Film - Until the River Runs Red
Orange Wednesdays Rising Star Award - Tom Hardy
The King’s Speech pretty much wiped the floor with all the other films. With a total of 7 wins, including Colin Firth for Best Leading Actor (well done, Colin!), The King’s Speech is set to win big at the Oscars. The main challengers appear to be The Social Network, Inception and Alice in Wonderland, although for all us film buffs, we could have guessed that anyway. Congratulations to all the winners, and condolences to the runner’s up.
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