BEST FILM: ATONEMENT
BEST BRITISH FILM: CONTROL
DIRECTOR: ATONEMENT – Joe Wright
ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY: THE LIVES OF OTHERS – Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck
ADAPTED SCREENPLAY: ATONEMENT – Christopher Hampton
FILM NOT IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE: THE LIVES OF OTHERS
BEST ANIMATED FILM: RATATOUILLE – Brad Bird
LEADING ACTOR: DANIEL DAY-LEWIS – There Will Be Blood
LEADING ACTRESS: MARION COTILLARD – La Vie en Rose
SUPPORTING ACTOR: JAVIER BARDEM – No Country for Old Men
SUPPORTING ACTRESS: SAOIRSE RONAN – Atonement
MUSIC: ATONEMENT – Dario Marianelli
CINEMATOGRAPHY: ATONEMENT – Seamus McGarvey
EDITING: ATONEMENT – Paul Tothill
PRODUCTION DESIGN: LA VIE EN ROSE – Olivier Raoux
COSTUME DESIGN: ATONEMENT – Jacqueline Durran
Disclaimer: So Julie Christie will most likely win the BAFTA tomorrow, but I'm calling it for Marion because BAFTA also tends to have some surprises up their sleeve.
Also, here are some reminders about where/when to watch the Ceremony tomorrow from an earlier post:
The Orange British Academy Film Awards will be held on Sunday, February 10 at the Royal Opera House in London's Covent Garden. Thanks to one of our readers for the following info:
If you're in the US, BBC America will broadcast the Baftas twice on the day of the event, the first time live.
Watch it LIVE here.
BBC Programmers are unsure if it will be made available LIVE yet or not so check nearer the time to ascertain the situation.
The ceremony should be available for viewing for SEVEN days AFTER it's transmission
There is a micro website here.
Saturday, February 9, 2008
My BAFTA Predictions
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3 comments:
Yes, Julie Christie will probably win and the London Critics award given to Marion looks like a consolation price.
BAFTA loves La Vie en Rose...I'm hopeful!
I think you was wrong in some categories but in Marion (congratualitons) although i think that Marion should win; i was completely sure that Christie would win. But JEJEJE (C'est Marion, the Best). Now for the OSCAR.
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