So, I'll let the fact that Atonement won the BAFTA for Best Picture slide, because they awarded my dear Tilda Swinton as the best supporting actress for Michael Clayton, for which she's hardly the front-runner for in the upcoming Academy Awards. Other awards included Marion Cotillard for La vie en rose in the Best Actress, Daniel Day Lewis for Best Actor, Javier Bardem for Best Supporting Actor, the Coens for Best Director, Juno for Original Screenplay, The Diving Bell and the Butterfly for adapted, Ratatouille for Animated Film, The Lives of Others for Foreign, No Country for Old Men for cinematography, and This Is England for Best British Film (though wasn't Atonement British?).
11 February 2008
BAFTAs!
So, I'll let the fact that Atonement won the BAFTA for Best Picture slide, because they awarded my dear Tilda Swinton as the best supporting actress for Michael Clayton, for which she's hardly the front-runner for in the upcoming Academy Awards. Other awards included Marion Cotillard for La vie en rose in the Best Actress, Daniel Day Lewis for Best Actor, Javier Bardem for Best Supporting Actor, the Coens for Best Director, Juno for Original Screenplay, The Diving Bell and the Butterfly for adapted, Ratatouille for Animated Film, The Lives of Others for Foreign, No Country for Old Men for cinematography, and This Is England for Best British Film (though wasn't Atonement British?).
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