While Sunday night marks the Biggest night in Music in the USA, Across the Atlantic it is the biggest night in movies for the British 8 hours earlier.
The BAFTA award for 2009 is on it’s way. And Slumdog Millionaire again took home the ultimate Best Film price further fortified it’s stature as the Best film in OSCAR.
Outstanding British Film as expected is given to Man on Wire.
The New Film worker awards, the Carl Foreman Award is given to Steve McQueen – Director and Writer for Hunger.
Of course Danny Boyle once more take home the Best Director award, and the Best original is given to Martin McDonagh of In Bruges and Adapted Screenplay for Slumdog.
Leading Actor award goes to Mickey Rourke for Wrestler and Kate Winslet take home Best Actress with The Readers. There’s probably no doubt in everyone’s mind that Mickey Rourke and Kate will go on to take home the OSCAR this Feb 22 night.
As for the supporting role Heath Ledger again take home for the Actor award with the Dark Knight which is no surprise there and estimated the late actor will take home the OSCAR too and Penelope Crus with Vicky Cristina Barcelona.
Slumdog nearly took home all of the technical award it is nominated for except losing out on Production Design to Benjamin Button, which is not surprising that most of the production for Slumdog take place in actual setting around Mumbai and Benjamin is a older time pieces that require more background creation. All together Slumdog take home 7 awards which include Sound, Editing, Music and Cinematography. Followed by Benjamin Button with 3 Technical Award including Special Visual Effects and Make Up awards. The Costume Design award goes to the Victorian design of The Duchess. 
Noel Clarke is given the Orange Rising star award and Wall-E hit home with Animation.
As the BAFTA ended, most of the members are pretty certain that some of the awards are going to go for in the OSCAR. We’ll see if the prediction will be the same. This is truly a big year for independence movies. With Twilight taking the top spot on Ticket sales and Slumdog Millionaire becoming the biggest Independence movie to take home almost all Best movie awards.
On the side of the BAFTA, Director Danny Boyle have taken home the Best Director award in the Directors Guild and Best Adapted Screenplay in the Screen Writer Guild award and the Ensemble taking home the Screen Actors Guild award. All the union most prestigious award have gone to Slumdog not to mention the Golden Globe as well.
The BAFTA award for 2009 is on it’s way. And Slumdog Millionaire again took home the ultimate Best Film price further fortified it’s stature as the Best film in OSCAR.
Outstanding British Film as expected is given to Man on Wire.
The New Film worker awards, the Carl Foreman Award is given to Steve McQueen – Director and Writer for Hunger.
Of course Danny Boyle once more take home the Best Director award, and the Best original is given to Martin McDonagh of In Bruges and Adapted Screenplay for Slumdog.
Leading Actor award goes to Mickey Rourke for Wrestler and Kate Winslet take home Best Actress with The Readers. There’s probably no doubt in everyone’s mind that Mickey Rourke and Kate will go on to take home the OSCAR this Feb 22 night.
As for the supporting role Heath Ledger again take home for the Actor award with the Dark Knight which is no surprise there and estimated the late actor will take home the OSCAR too and Penelope Crus with Vicky Cristina Barcelona.
Slumdog nearly took home all of the technical award it is nominated for except losing out on Production Design to Benjamin Button, which is not surprising that most of the production for Slumdog take place in actual setting around Mumbai and Benjamin is a older time pieces that require more background creation. All together Slumdog take home 7 awards which include Sound, Editing, Music and Cinematography. Followed by Benjamin Button with 3 Technical Award including Special Visual Effects and Make Up awards. The Costume Design award goes to the Victorian design of The Duchess. 
Noel Clarke is given the Orange Rising star award and Wall-E hit home with Animation.
As the BAFTA ended, most of the members are pretty certain that some of the awards are going to go for in the OSCAR. We’ll see if the prediction will be the same. This is truly a big year for independence movies. With Twilight taking the top spot on Ticket sales and Slumdog Millionaire becoming the biggest Independence movie to take home almost all Best movie awards.
On the side of the BAFTA, Director Danny Boyle have taken home the Best Director award in the Directors Guild and Best Adapted Screenplay in the Screen Writer Guild award and the Ensemble taking home the Screen Actors Guild award. All the union most prestigious award have gone to Slumdog not to mention the Golden Globe as well.
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