Musical La La Land wins five Baftas
- 7 years ago
It was La La Land’s night at this year’s Bafta awards(British Academy of Film and Television Arts) with the musical taking five trophies including best film and best actress for Emma Stones.
Congratulations to all of tonight’s winners! https://t.co/GF2IWjWe10 #EEBAFTAs pic.twitter.com/CmdWOR49jQ— BAFTA (@BAFTA) February 12, 2017
La La Land has already broken records winning seven Golden Globes last month, all boding well for the forthcoming Oscars.
The film is a throwback musical about an aspiring actress and jazz pianist played by Ryan Gosling. He missed out on the best actor award which went to Casey Affleck.
Affleck won it for his role in the family drama “Manchester by the Sea“which is about an uncle who is asked to take care of his teenage nephew after the boy’s father dies. The film also won the best original screenplay.
There was also British success in the form of best supporting actor for Dev Patel for his performance in the tear jerker film Lion.
Supporting Actor winner Dev Patel! #EEBAFTAs pic.twitter.com/Wnu6In58U3— BAFTA (@BAFTA) February 12, 2017
Meanwhile if any one was waiting for political acceptance speeches after Meryl Streep’s at the Golden Globes, then Director Ken Loach didn’t disappoint. While accepting the outstanding British Film award for his gritty “I Daniel Blake” about the struggles of living on benefits he slammed what he described as the brutality of the UK government.
For a full list of the winners go to the Bafta website.
Humbled! Thank you BAFTA! #FencesMovie pic.twitter.com/BWiYjtyx9I— Viola Davis (violadavis) February 12, 2017
.FantasticBeasts received the Production Design award! #EEBAFTAs pic.twitter.com/YHZmwHrH97— BAFTA (BAFTA) February 13, 2017
Congratulations to all of tonight’s winners! https://t.co/GF2IWjWe10 #EEBAFTAs pic.twitter.com/CmdWOR49jQ— BAFTA (@BAFTA) February 12, 2017
La La Land has already broken records winning seven Golden Globes last month, all boding well for the forthcoming Oscars.
The film is a throwback musical about an aspiring actress and jazz pianist played by Ryan Gosling. He missed out on the best actor award which went to Casey Affleck.
Affleck won it for his role in the family drama “Manchester by the Sea“which is about an uncle who is asked to take care of his teenage nephew after the boy’s father dies. The film also won the best original screenplay.
There was also British success in the form of best supporting actor for Dev Patel for his performance in the tear jerker film Lion.
Supporting Actor winner Dev Patel! #EEBAFTAs pic.twitter.com/Wnu6In58U3— BAFTA (@BAFTA) February 12, 2017
Meanwhile if any one was waiting for political acceptance speeches after Meryl Streep’s at the Golden Globes, then Director Ken Loach didn’t disappoint. While accepting the outstanding British Film award for his gritty “I Daniel Blake” about the struggles of living on benefits he slammed what he described as the brutality of the UK government.
For a full list of the winners go to the Bafta website.
Humbled! Thank you BAFTA! #FencesMovie pic.twitter.com/BWiYjtyx9I— Viola Davis (violadavis) February 12, 2017
.FantasticBeasts received the Production Design award! #EEBAFTAs pic.twitter.com/YHZmwHrH97— BAFTA (BAFTA) February 13, 2017