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Thandie Newton
The Orange British Academy Film Awards, London, Britain - 08 Feb 2009
A multitude of stars braved the wet weather yesterday to attend one of the biggest nights on the British film calendar - the Baftas. Rags to riches tale 'Slumdog Millionaire' led the night after being nominated in eleven categories. And it didn't disappoint when it came to scooping awards; not only did it win the prestigious Best Film but there were also honours for director Danny Boyle and screenwriter Simon Beaufoy. Another big winner on the night was Kate Winslet - securing the Best Actress Bafta for her performance in 'The Reader' and coming one step closer to that elusive best actress Oscar. Meanwhile, Best Actor went to the comeback kid of Hollywood, Mickey Rourke, for his acclaimed role in The Wrestler. Supporting Actor was posthumously awarded to Heath Ledger for his turn as The Joker in Batman movie The Dark Knight. Penelope Cruz scooped the Supporting Actress gong for her performance in Woody Allen's 'Vicky Cristina Barcelona'.
I love her and that needs a hoik. That's gonna be on my tombstone. (I am going to need a big tombstone at this rate.)
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie
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Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie
The Orange British Academy Film Awards, London, Britain - 08 Feb 2009
A multitude of stars braved the wet weather yesterday to attend one of the biggest nights on the British film calendar - the Baftas. Rags to riches tale 'Slumdog Millionaire' led the night after being nominated in eleven categories. And it didn't disappoint when it came to scooping awards; not only did it win the prestigious Best Film but there were also honours for director Danny Boyle and screenwriter Simon Beaufoy. Another big winner on the night was Kate Winslet - securing the Best Actress Bafta for her performance in 'The Reader' and coming one step closer to that elusive best actress Oscar. Meanwhile, Best Actor went to the comeback kid of Hollywood, Mickey Rourke, for his acclaimed role in The Wrestler. Supporting Actor was posthumously awarded to Heath Ledger for his turn as The Joker in Batman movie The Dark Knight. Penelope Cruz scooped the Supporting Actress gong for her performance in Woody Allen's 'Vicky Cristina Barcelona'.
Oh, man, this was from Brad's phase where he looked like someone suspected of murder on the Orient Express. Angie at least had on an interesting dress.
Emma Watson
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Emma Watson British actress Emma Watson arrives at the British Academy Film Awards 2009 at The Royal Opera House in London, England
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She was 18. I applaud the neck embroidery; this needed something and I can see an 18-year old not wanting to be accountable for twenty pounds of loaned bling from Harry Winston.
Kate Winslet
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Kate Winslet
The Orange British Academy Film Awards, London, Britain - 08 Feb 2009
A multitude of stars braved the wet weather yesterday to attend one of the biggest nights on the British film calendar - the Baftas. Rags to riches tale 'Slumdog Millionaire' led the night after being nominated in eleven categories. And it didn't disappoint when it came to scooping awards; not only did it win the prestigious Best Film but there were also honours for director Danny Boyle and screenwriter Simon Beaufoy. Another big winner on the night was Kate Winslet - securing the Best Actress Bafta for her performance in 'The Reader' and coming one step closer to that elusive best actress Oscar. Meanwhile, Best Actor went to the comeback kid of Hollywood, Mickey Rourke, for his acclaimed role in The Wrestler. Supporting Actor was posthumously awarded to Heath Ledger for his turn as The Joker in Batman movie The Dark Knight. Penelope Cruz scooped the Supporting Actress gong for her performance in Woody Allen's 'Vicky Cristina Barcelona'. SAME OUTFIT BY ZAC POSEN AS MARIAH CAREY
Kate Winslet stars at Kate Winslet in Yep, Kate Winslet.
Amy Adams
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Orange British Academy Film Awards at the Royal Albert Hall- Arrivals Amy Adams
Orange British Academy Film Awards at the Royal Albert Hall- Arrivals - 08 Feb 2009
Amy Adams stars as Kate Winslet in Wow That's Actually More Kate Winslet Than Kate Winslet's.
Penelope Cruz
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Penelope Cruz
The Orange British Academy Film Awards, London, Britain - 08 Feb 2009
A multitude of stars braved the wet weather yesterday to attend one of the biggest nights on the British film calendar - the Baftas. Rags to riches tale 'Slumdog Millionaire' led the night after being nominated in eleven categories. And it didn't disappoint when it came to scooping awards; not only did it win the prestigious Best Film but there were also honours for director Danny Boyle and screenwriter Simon Beaufoy. Another big winner on the night was Kate Winslet - securing the Best Actress Bafta for her performance in 'The Reader' and coming one step closer to that elusive best actress Oscar. Meanwhile, Best Actor went to the comeback kid of Hollywood, Mickey Rourke, for his acclaimed role in The Wrestler. Supporting Actor was posthumously awarded to Heath Ledger for his turn as The Joker in Batman movie The Dark Knight. Penelope Cruz scooped the Supporting Actress gong for her performance in Woody Allen's 'Vicky Cristina Barcelona'.
Penelope Cruz stars as Penelope Cruz in Bangs I Regret: The Penelope Cruz Story.
Gemma Arterton
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Gemma Arterton
The Orange British Academy Film Awards, London, Britain - 08 Feb 2009
A multitude of stars braved the wet weather yesterday to attend one of the biggest nights on the British film calendar - the Baftas. Rags to riches tale 'Slumdog Millionaire' led the night after being nominated in eleven categories. And it didn't disappoint when it came to scooping awards; not only did it win the prestigious Best Film but there were also honours for director Danny Boyle and screenwriter Simon Beaufoy. Another big winner on the night was Kate Winslet - securing the Best Actress Bafta for her performance in 'The Reader' and coming one step closer to that elusive best actress Oscar. Meanwhile, Best Actor went to the comeback kid of Hollywood, Mickey Rourke, for his acclaimed role in The Wrestler. Supporting Actor was posthumously awarded to Heath Ledger for his turn as The Joker in Batman movie The Dark Knight. Penelope Cruz scooped the Supporting Actress gong for her performance in Woody Allen's 'Vicky Cristina Barcelona'.
Her story is called My Neck Is Warm But My Hip Is Melting.
Marion Cotillard
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Marion Cotillard
The Orange British Academy Film Awards, London, Britain - 08 Feb 2009
A multitude of stars braved the wet weather yesterday to attend one of the biggest nights on the British film calendar - the Baftas. Rags to riches tale 'Slumdog Millionaire' led the night after being nominated in eleven categories. And it didn't disappoint when it came to scooping awards; not only did it win the prestigious Best Film but there were also honours for director Danny Boyle and screenwriter Simon Beaufoy. Another big winner on the night was Kate Winslet - securing the Best Actress Bafta for her performance in 'The Reader' and coming one step closer to that elusive best actress Oscar. Meanwhile, Best Actor went to the comeback kid of Hollywood, Mickey Rourke, for his acclaimed role in The Wrestler. Supporting Actor was posthumously awarded to Heath Ledger for his turn as The Joker in Batman movie The Dark Knight. Penelope Cruz scooped the Supporting Actress gong for her performance in Woody Allen's 'Vicky Cristina Barcelona'.
Who Cares About The Dress When My Head Held Up In The Rain: The Marion Cotillard Story.
Dev Patel and Freida Pinto
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Dev Patel, Freida Pinto British actor Dev Patel and Indian actress Freida Pinto backstage at the British Academy Film Awards 2009 at The Royal Opera House in London, England
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Freida and Dev starred together in a little rom-com I like to call, Eat Your Words: We Were Totally Dating, Actually.
Sharon Stone
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Sharon Stone
The Orange British Academy Film Awards, London, Britain - 08 Feb 2009
A multitude of stars braved the wet weather yesterday to attend one of the biggest nights on the British film calendar - the Baftas. Rags to riches tale 'Slumdog Millionaire' led the night after being nominated in eleven categories. And it didn't disappoint when it came to scooping awards; not only did it win the prestigious Best Film but there were also honours for director Danny Boyle and screenwriter Simon Beaufoy. Another big winner on the night was Kate Winslet - securing the Best Actress Bafta for her performance in 'The Reader' and coming one step closer to that elusive best actress Oscar. Meanwhile, Best Actor went to the comeback kid of Hollywood, Mickey Rourke, for his acclaimed role in The Wrestler. Supporting Actor was posthumously awarded to Heath Ledger for his turn as The Joker in Batman movie The Dark Knight. Penelope Cruz scooped the Supporting Actress gong for her performance in Woody Allen's 'Vicky Cristina Barcelona'.
Sharon Stone stars as herself in Sometimes You Forget How Glamorous I Can Be.
Emily Mortimer
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Emily Mortimer
The Orange British Academy Film Awards, London, Britain - 08 Feb 2009
A multitude of stars braved the wet weather yesterday to attend one of the biggest nights on the British film calendar - the Baftas. Rags to riches tale 'Slumdog Millionaire' led the night after being nominated in eleven categories. And it didn't disappoint when it came to scooping awards; not only did it win the prestigious Best Film but there were also honours for director Danny Boyle and screenwriter Simon Beaufoy. Another big winner on the night was Kate Winslet - securing the Best Actress Bafta for her performance in 'The Reader' and coming one step closer to that elusive best actress Oscar. Meanwhile, Best Actor went to the comeback kid of Hollywood, Mickey Rourke, for his acclaimed role in The Wrestler. Supporting Actor was posthumously awarded to Heath Ledger for his turn as The Joker in Batman movie The Dark Knight. Penelope Cruz scooped the Supporting Actress gong for her performance in Woody Allen's 'Vicky Cristina Barcelona'.
Emily Mortimer did such good work this year in her starring role in The Winds of My Armpits.
Goldie Hawn
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Orange British Academy Film Awards at the Royal Albert Hall- Arrivals Goldie Hawn
Orange British Academy Film Awards at the Royal Albert Hall- Arrivals - 08 Feb 2009
But I believe Goldie won that year for a movie called I Was In Bed Ten Minutes Ago and Smoked Something Strong In The Car.
