Film Awards Winners in 2012
Sunday 12 February
The winners of the 2012 Orange British Academy Film Awards.
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Special Visual Effects: Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Pt 2
David Vickery, Tim Burke, John Richardson, Greg Butler and Cuba Gooding Jr.
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Short Film: Pitch Black Heist
Citation readers Joseph Mawle and Holliday Grainger with winning filmmakers Gerardine O'Flynn and John Maclean.
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Tom Jones
Crooner Tom Jones took to the stage to perform James Bond classic, Thunderball.
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Music: The Artist
Actor Jamie Campbell Bower who presented the BAFTA for Original Music to French composer Ludovic Bource.
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Short Animation: A Morning Stroll
Citation Readers Joseph Mawle and Holliday Grainger with winning animators Sue Goffe and Grant Orchard.
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Editing: Senna
BAFTA-winning editors of Senna, Gregers Sall and Chris King.
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Cinematography: The Artist
The King’s Speech director Tom Hooper with The Artist director Michel Hazanavicius, who accepted the BAFTA on behalf his cinematographer Guillaume Schiffman.
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Jessica Brown-Findlay
Downton Abbey actress Jessica Brown-Findlay, who presented the BAFTAs for Sound and Editing. Jessica is wearing a dress by Alessandra Rich with hair by Charles Worthington.
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Sound: Hugo
Two of the winning sound team, Philip Stockton and John Midgley.
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Costume Design: The Artist
Presenters Chris Hemsworth and Hayley Atwell with BAFTA-winning costume designer Mark Bridges.
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Make Up & Hair: The Iron Lady
The winning make-up and hair team, Mark Coulier, Marese Langan and J. Roy Helland.
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Film Not In The English Language: The Skin I Live In
Actor Anil Kapoor who accepted the BAFTA on behalf of Pedro and Agustin Almodóvar.
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Outstanding Debut by a British Writer, Director or Producer: Tyrannosaur
Winning director Paddy Considine with producer Diarmid Scrimshaw.
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Chris O'Dowd & Kristen Wiig
Bridesmaids stars Chris O'Dowd and Kristen Wiig presented the Outstanding Debut BAFTA to director Paddy Considine for his film, Tyrannosaur. O'Dowd is in Hackett, Wiig is wearing Alberta Ferretti.
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Production Design: Hugo
Winner Francesca Lo Schiavo with presenter Viola Davis.
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Supporting Actor (Presenter)
Helena Bonham Carter, wearing a dress by Giles Deacon, accepted the BAFTA on behalf of Christopher Plummer for his performance in Beginners.
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Outstanding British Film: Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy
New Bond girls Berenice Marlohe and Naomie Harris with producer Eric Fellner, director Tomas Alfredson and producers Robyn Slovo and Tim Bevan.
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Supporting Actress: Octavia Spencer
Presenter Daniel Radcliffe with the US actress who won for her memorable performance as Minny in The Help.
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Original Screenplay: The Artist
Presenters Christina Ricci and Jeremy Irvine with writer and director Michel Hazanavicius. Christina Ricci wears a gown designed by Givenchy and Jeremy is wearing a suit by Burberry.
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Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema: John Hurt CBEt
Billy Bob Thornton with the veteran actor, recognised for his exceptional body of work in films like The Elephant Man and Midnight Express.
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Orange Wednesdays Rising Star: Adam Deacon
Presenter Christina Hendricks with the Brit actor and filmmaker who won the public vote.
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Documentary: Senna
Presenter Paul Bettany (l) with the Senna team Asif Kapadia, James Gay-Rees, Eric Fellner, Tim Bevan and Manish Pandey.
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Adapted Screenplay: Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy
Presenter John Hamm with winning screenwriter Peter Straughan.
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Animated Film: Rango
Presenter Gillian Anderson with Rango producer Graham King.
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Actress: Meryl Streep
Presenter Colin Firth with The Iron Lady’s leading lady. This is Streep’s second BAFTA after winning for The French Lieutenant’s Woman in 1981.
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Actor: Jean DuJardin
Presenter Penelope Cruz with the French actor who won for his performance as silent movie star George Valentin in The Artist.
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Film: The Artist
Presenters Hugh Jackman and Russell Crowe with producer Thomas Langmann.
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Fellowship: Martin Scorsese
Shutter Island actor Max von Sydow with its esteemed director Martin Scorsese, whose work includes Taxi Driver, Goodfellas, The Aviator and Hugo.
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