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Redmayne triumphs at Oscars as Birdman beats Boyhood
The British actor Eddie Redmayne spoiled Birdman’s Oscar party by beating its star Michael Keaton to the Best Actor Oscar at the 87th Annual Academy Awards.
Theory of Everything
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BAFTA’s Grand Theory of Boyhood
Boyhood, The Theory of Everything and The Grand Budapest Hotel were the big winners of the night at the Royal Opera House in London, as Britain’s most prestigious film awards were handed…
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Birdman and Grand Budapest Hotel lead Oscar nominations
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced this year’s Oscar nominations at a pre-dawn ceremony, here in Los Angeles.
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Boyhood is the biggest Globes winner as honours are split
With so many categories at the Golden Globes, not least the split between dramas on the one side and comedies and musicals on the other, the chances of a clean sweep is…
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Hawking biopic and Hotel comedy lead the way at the BAFTAs
The British film industry elite have announced their nominations for this year’s BAFTAs and unusually, it’s an American film, The Grand Budapest Hotel, that has the most nods, eleven.
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Producers Guild nominations narrow Oscars race
The Producers Guild of America, his published its nominees for its annual awards, including episodic TV, sports coverage, theatrical documentaries, TV competitions, among others – but all attention is falling, as usual,…
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The Theory of Everything
Director: James Marsh - Starring: Eddie Redmayne, Felicity Jones, David Thewlis, Charlie Cox, Maxine Peake, Emily Watson, Simon McBurney, Harry Lloyd, Christian McKay, Adam Godley
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Strong British presence at Globe nominations dominated by Birdman
A day after the Screen Actors Guild announced its nominations, the Golden Globes have confirmed the media satire Birdman as the front-runner for this year’s awards season, with seven nominations, including Best…
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Strong British presence at SAG nominations dominated by Birdman
British stars are well represented among the nominations for the awards which best predict the acting Oscars, the Screen Actors Guild.
Cinema
Great performances but no clear winner at Toronto International Film Festival
In the last 10 days, hundreds of thousands of film fans and experts descended on Toronto charged with great expectations and hopes to discover next year’s potential Best Picture Oscar winner.