I've been watching Bafta acceptance speeches on Youtube. Did you notice that when Stephen Fry introduced Mischa Barton, he mentioned John Prescott, and then straight after Catherine Keener leaned over to Philip Seymour Hoffman, asking him who John Prescott was? Hollywood are self-obsessed!
Also, Your Dan was giving Heath Ledger dirty looks whilst he was reading out Larry/Diana's thank you speech. LOL!
Catherine didn't know who John Prescott was? Bitch. Who is he, by the way.
I wouldn't be surprised about Danny, though I only seem to remember seeing him once, on a pre-Bafta show, where he was asked what his favourite films of the year were.
Bafta this year was SO entertaining. Highlights:
01. All the Mountaintop love. James calling it a Gay Shepard move. Jake doing a call and answer. Jake looking really, really, shocked when they called out his name. Ang dissing English food. It's all good.
02. The choice of music! They played Gorillaz for Felicity Huffman, a lil bit of James Blunt for Brokeback, some Massive Attack for Capote, and it worked very well.
03. Matthew Modine getting all flustered a la Lauren Bacall at the Oscars this year.
04. Rupert Grint sitting behind Catherine Keener but clearly having no idea who she was. Oh, and him going ON and ON about how important editing was.
05. The voice-over's questionable pseudo-English accent. Capot-ay. Fa-tter-man. Em-il-ani. Um.
06. The fact that this year, the lead Actor actually showed up to accept his award! Jamie Foxx and Bill Murray didn't think BAFTA was worth coming to. Mind you, neither did Reese.
07. The five nominees for the Rising Star Award. Though I felt MacAvoy was the least worthy, he is still a Rising Star, and at least they didn't nominate Scarlett.
08. Frequent glimpses of Jake and Heath smiling. Shots of George Clooney looking dead pissed off. One shot of Bennett Miller! Yay!
Oooh, I also loved the sense of grandeur that Imelda Staunton added when she presented best actor. She actually seemed pleased to be at BAFTA, unlike Renee.
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I like the look of it. Some of the photos have a slightly damp, noirish look to it
Tom Hanks kind of looks like Tim Robbins in the second-to bottom photo
I've been watching Bafta acceptance speeches on Youtube. Did you notice that when Stephen Fry introduced Mischa Barton, he mentioned John Prescott, and then straight after Catherine Keener leaned over to Philip Seymour Hoffman, asking him who John Prescott was? Hollywood are self-obsessed!
Also, Your Dan was giving Heath Ledger dirty looks whilst he was reading out Larry/Diana's thank you speech. LOL!
I don't remember watching that
How many days until it's out?
Do you have a link to the show? I want to see this
Catherine didn't know who John Prescott was? Bitch. Who is he, by the way.
I wouldn't be surprised about Danny, though I only seem to remember seeing him once, on a pre-Bafta show, where he was asked what his favourite films of the year were.
Bafta this year was SO entertaining. Highlights:
01. All the Mountaintop love. James calling it a Gay Shepard move. Jake doing a call and answer. Jake looking really, really, shocked when they called out his name. Ang dissing English food. It's all good.
02. The choice of music! They played Gorillaz for Felicity Huffman, a lil bit of James Blunt for Brokeback, some Massive Attack for Capote, and it worked very well.
03. Matthew Modine getting all flustered a la Lauren Bacall at the Oscars this year.
04. Rupert Grint sitting behind Catherine Keener but clearly having no idea who she was. Oh, and him going ON and ON about how important editing was.
05. The voice-over's questionable pseudo-English accent. Capot-ay. Fa-tter-man. Em-il-ani. Um.
06. The fact that this year, the lead Actor actually showed up to accept his award! Jamie Foxx and Bill Murray didn't think BAFTA was worth coming to. Mind you, neither did Reese.
07. The five nominees for the Rising Star Award. Though I felt MacAvoy was the least worthy, he is still a Rising Star, and at least they didn't nominate Scarlett.
08. Frequent glimpses of Jake and Heath smiling. Shots of George Clooney looking dead pissed off. One shot of Bennett Miller! Yay!
Oooh, I also loved the sense of grandeur that Imelda Staunton added when she presented best actor. She actually seemed pleased to be at BAFTA, unlike Renee.
I adamantly refuse to watch this film
Why not?
It's a shame you couldn't come and see this with me, but I understand why you didn't.
You missed out, though. It was so fabby! And there was great food, no talking audience members and fantastic seating.
And I'm pretty sure Tautou is the most beautiful woman to live. :D
I just did my own research. Ha! You have to wait until Friday to see it. *smirks*
Should have said yes
...But you can direct your anger at my brother for that.
This film is terrible. Really, really, terrible
yea its crap
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