Search Results for: BAFTA nomination Best Actress for Bedtime (2003)

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[…] for what, for the BFA, British Film Academy days? Or BAFTA? Joy Batchelor: BAFTA. And abroad too. I was on […]

[…] good in the part. Carol accepted that he was second best when it came to a battle with Noel and […]

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[…]roll of film with my name, production excellence. The only thing we didn’t fare well with… we got 14 nominations 11 Oscars we got 14 nominations with BAFTA and we got bugger all. Still, there you are. That’s the one to have. I have got… [picks up an award]PF: Got the BAFTAPL: There’s a tale wit[…]

[…]in Love you know and Billy Williams came in and supervised the grade on that and subsequently Billy then showed it to the whole BSC showed it at BAFTA got a BAFTA award. It’s fantastic that these films can be made to look like they’re brand new, and that’s the wonder of Eastmancolor.SS: Do you […]

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