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2009 Film Awards Ceremony (Part Two)

Monday 08 February

Photos from inside the ceremony at the Orange BAFTA Film Awards 2009

  • Slumdog stars Dev Patel and Freida Pinto teamed up again to present the BAFTA for Costume Design (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

    Dev Patel and Freida Pinto present Costume Design

    Slumdog stars Dev Patel and Freida Pinto teamed up again to present the BAFTA for Costume Design (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

  • Michael O'Connor collected the Costume Design Award for his work on period drama, The Duchess (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

    Costume Design - The Duchess

    Michael O'Connor collected the Costume Design Award for his work on period drama, The Duchess (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

  • The Wrestler star was proud to present the hotly contested Film Not in the English Language category (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

    Marisa Tomei presents Film Not in the English Language

    The Wrestler star was proud to present the hotly contested Film Not in the English Language category (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

  • Philippe Claudel collected the BAFTA for Film Not in the English Language on behalf of himself and Yves Marmion for the French film I've Loved You So Long (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

    Film Not in the English Language - I've Loved You So Long

    Philippe Claudel collected the BAFTA for Film Not in the English Language on behalf of himself and Yves Marmion for the French film I've Loved You So Long (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

  • A stunning looking Sharon Stone presented the coveted Outstanding British Film category to the documentary Man on Wire (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

    Sharon Stone presents Outstanding British Film

    A stunning looking Sharon Stone presented the coveted Outstanding British Film category to the documentary Man on Wire (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

  • Simon Chinn and James Marsh accept the coveted Outstanding British Film BAFTA for the high-wire documentary Man on Wire (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

    Outstanding British Film - Man on Wire

    Simon Chinn and James Marsh accept the coveted Outstanding British Film BAFTA for the high-wire documentary Man on Wire (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

  • James McAvoy, Orange Rising Star Award winner in 2006, presents the hotly contested Supporting Actress category (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

    James McAvoy presents Supporting Actress

    James McAvoy, Orange Rising Star Award winner in 2006, presents the hotly contested Supporting Actress category (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

  • Penelope Cruz collects her first career BAFTA for her Supporting Actress role in Woody Allen's Vicky Cristina Barcelona (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

    Supporting Actress - Penelope Cruz

    Penelope Cruz collects her first career BAFTA for her Supporting Actress role in Woody Allen's Vicky Cristina Barcelona (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

  • Emma Watson took a break from filming the latest Harry Potter adventure to present the BAFTA for Special Visual Effects (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

    Emma Watson presents Special Visual Effects

    Emma Watson took a break from filming the latest Harry Potter adventure to present the BAFTA for Special Visual Effects (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

  • Eric Barber and Edson Williams collect the Special Visual Effects Award for The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, the film's third BAFTA of the evening (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

    Special Visual Effects - The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

    Eric Barber and Edson Williams collect the Special Visual Effects Award for The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, the film's third BAFTA of the evening (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

  • Mamma Mia! star Dominic Cooper presented the Animated Film category (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

    Dominic Cooper presents Animated Film

    Mamma Mia! star Dominic Cooper presented the Animated Film category (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

  • The Animated Film BAFTA was presented to WALL*E and collected by the film's producer Jim Morris (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

    Animated Film - Wall*E

    The Animated Film BAFTA was presented to WALL*E and collected by the film's producer Jim Morris (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

  • The Saving Private Benjamin star laughed as she struggled with her autocue whilst presenting the Supporting Actress category (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

    Goldie Hawn presents Supporting Actor

    The Saving Private Benjamin star laughed as she struggled with her autocue whilst presenting the Supporting Actress category (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

  • The late Heath Ledger won the Supporting Actor BAFTA for his performance as The Joker in The Dark Knight. Producer Charles Roven, who had worked with Heath on The Dark Knight and The Brother's Grimm, accepted the BAFTA on his behalf (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

    Supporting Actor - Heath Ledger

    The late Heath Ledger won the Supporting Actor BAFTA for his performance as The Joker in The Dark Knight. Producer Charles Roven, who had worked with Heath on The Dark Knight and The Brother's Grimm, accepted the BAFTA on his behalf (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

  • Last year's Orange Rising Star Award winner Shia Labeouf returns to present the Award in 2009 (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

    Shia Labeouf presents the Orange Rising Star Award

    Last year's Orange Rising Star Award winner Shia Labeouf returns to present the Award in 2009 (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

  • The prestigious Orange Rising Star Award is the only award voted for by the British Public. They chose Adulthood writer, director and actor Noel Clarke as this year's Rising Star (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

    Orange Rising Star Award - Noel Clarke

    The prestigious Orange Rising Star Award is the only award voted for by the British Public. They chose Adulthood writer, director and actor Noel Clarke as this year's Rising Star (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

  • The two Sirs took a break from their West End production of Waiting for Godot to present the Director award (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

    Sir Ian McKellen and Sir Patrick Stewart

    The two Sirs took a break from their West End production of Waiting for Godot to present the Director award (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

  • Danny Boyle graciously accepts the Director BAFTA, making it six masks for Slumdog Millionaire (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

    Director - Danny Boyle

    Danny Boyle graciously accepts the Director BAFTA, making it six masks for Slumdog Millionaire (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

  • Mr Bond himself Daniel Craig walks on stage to crown this year's Leading Actress (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

    Daniel Craig presents Leading Actress

    Mr Bond himself Daniel Craig walks on stage to crown this year's Leading Actress (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

  • Double nominee Kate Winslet accepted the Leading Actress BAFTA for her role in The Reader (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

    Leading Actress - Kate Winslett

    Double nominee Kate Winslet accepted the Leading Actress BAFTA for her role in The Reader (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

  • Last year's Leading Actress recipient Marion Cotillard returned to present the Leading Actor Award (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

    Marion Cotillard presents Leading Actor

    Last year's Leading Actress recipient Marion Cotillard returned to present the Leading Actor Award (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

  • Mickey Rourke walks to the stage as his name is read out as the winner of the Leading Actor Award (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

    Rourke's Walk

    Mickey Rourke walks to the stage as his name is read out as the winner of the Leading Actor Award (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

  • Marion Cotillard congratulates Mickey Rourke on his Leading Actor win for his role in The Wrestler (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

    Rourke and Cotillard

    Marion Cotillard congratulates Mickey Rourke on his Leading Actor win for his role in The Wrestler (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

  • With an honest appraisal of his fifteen years in the wilderness Mickey Rourke accepts the Leading Actor award for his role in The Wrestler (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

    Leading Actor - Mickey Rourke

    With an honest appraisal of his fifteen years in the wilderness Mickey Rourke accepts the Leading Actor award for his role in The Wrestler (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

  • The Rolling Stones legend presented Christian Colson with the Best Film BAFTA for Slumdog Millionaire (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

    Sir Mick Jagger presents Best Film

    The Rolling Stones legend presented Christian Colson with the Best Film BAFTA for Slumdog Millionaire (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

  • Slumdog Millionaire's producer Christian Colson accepts the Best Film BAFTA, the film's seventh BAFTA of the night (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

    Best Film - Slumdog Millionaire

    Slumdog Millionaire's producer Christian Colson accepts the Best Film BAFTA, the film's seventh BAFTA of the night (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

  • Jonathan Pryce presented the last Award of the evening, The Academy Fellowship to director Terry Gilliam. Pryce starred in Gilliam's 2005 film The Brother's Grimm (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

    Jonathan Pryce presents The Fellowship

    Jonathan Pryce presented the last Award of the evening, The Academy Fellowship to director Terry Gilliam. Pryce starred in Gilliam's 2005 film The Brother's Grimm (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

  • Director and former Monty Python Star Terry Gilliam reads a long list of thank yous as he accepts the BAFTA's highest honour, the Academy Fellowship (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

    Fellowship - Terry Gilliam

    Director and former Monty Python Star Terry Gilliam reads a long list of thank yous as he accepts the BAFTA's highest honour, the Academy Fellowship (BAFTA / Marc Hoberman).

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