Film of the Year
No Country For Old Men (Paramount)
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (Warner)
There Will Be Blood (Disney)
Zodiac (Warner)
The Bourne Ultimatum (Universal)

The Attenborough Award for British Film of the Year
Once (Icon)
Control (Momentum)
Atonement (Universal)
Eastern Promises (Pathe)
This Is England (Optimum)

Foreign Language Film of the Year
The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (Pathe)
4 Months, 3 Weeks & 2 Days (Artificial Eye)
The Lives of Others (Lionsgate)
Letters from Iwo Jima (Warner)
Tell No One (Revolver)

Director of the Year
Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck - The Lives of Others (Lionsgate)
Paul Thomas Anderson – There Will Be Blood (Disney)
Joel and Ethan Coen – No Country For Old Men (Paramount)
David Fincher – Zodiac (Warner)
Cristian Mungui – 4 Months, 3 Weeks & 2 Days (Artificial Eye)

British Director of the Year
Anton Corbijn – Control (Momentum)
Paul Greengrass – The Bourne Ultimatum (Universal)
Shane Meadows – This Is England (Optimum)
Joe Wright – Atonement (Universal)
Danny Boyle – Sunshine (Fox)

Actor of the Year
Ulrich Muhe – The Lives of Others (Lionsgate)
Casey Affleck – The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (Warner)
George Clooney – Michael Clayton (Pathe)
Tommy Lee Jones – In the Valley of Elah (Optimum)
Daniel Day Lewis – There Will Be Blood (Disney)

Actress of the Year
Laura Linney – The Savages (Fox)
Marion Cotillard – La Vie En Rose (Icon)
Maggie Gyllenhaall – Sherry Baby (Metrodome)
Angelina Jolie – A Mighty Heart (Paramount)
Anamaria Marinca – 4 Months, 3 Weeks & 2 Days (Artificial Eye)

British Actor of the Year
Sam Riley - Control (Momentum)
James McAvoy – Atonement (Universal)
Christian Bale – 3:10 to Yuma (Lionsgate)
Jim Broadbent - And When Did You Last See Your Father (Disney)
Jonny Lee Miller – The Flying Scotsman (Verve)

British Actress of the Year
Samantha Morton – Control (Momentum)
Julie Christie – Away From Her (Metrodome)
Keira Knightley – Atonement (Universal)
Helena Bonham Carter – Sweeney Todd (Warner)
Sienna Miller – Interview (The Works)

British Actor in a Supporting Role
Tom Wilkinson – Michael Clayton (Pathe)
Toby Jones – The Painted Veil (Momentum)
Alfred Molina – The Hoax (Momentum)
Tobey Kebell – Control (Momentum)
Albert Finney – Before the Devil Knows You're Dead (Entertainment)

British Actress in a Supporting Role
Saoirse Ronan – Atonement (Universal)
Imelda Staunton – Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Warner)
Tilda Swinton – Michael Clayton (Pathe)
Kelly Macdonald – No Country for Old Men (Paramount)
Vanessa Redgrave – Atonement (Universal)

Screenwriter of the Year
Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck – The Lives of Others (Lionsgate)
Joel and Ethan Coen – No Country for Old Men (Paramount)
Paul Thomas Anderson – There Will Be Blood (Disney)
Ronald Harwood – The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (Pathe)
Christopher Hampton – Atonement (Universal)

British Breakthrough – Acting
Saoirse Ronan – Atonement (Universal)
Sam Riley - Control (Momentum)
Thomas Turgoose – This Is England (Optimum)
Benedict Cumberbatch – Amazing Grace (Momentum)
Dakota Blue Richards – The Golden Compass (Entertainment)

British Breakthrough – Film-making
John Carney, writer and director – Once (Icon)
Sarah Gavron, director – Brick Lane (Optimum)
Anton Corbijn, director – Control (Momentum)
Matt Greenhalgh, writer – Control (Momentum)
Stevan Riley, writer, director and producer – Blue Blood (Miracle)

The awards will be presented by the Critics' Circle at a ceremony in London on Friday, 8 February 2008, in aid of the children's charity NSPCC.


Awards daily in where I got these

A bit weird, but i'll make my predictons later.

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Originally posted by Mike:
Film of the Year

The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward
The Bourne Ultimatum (Universal)

The Attenborough Award for British Film of the Year

Once (Icon)

Foreign Language Film of the Year

The Lives of Others (Lionsgate)

Director of the Year

Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck - The Lives of Others (Lionsgate)

British Director of the Year

Paul Greengrass – The Bourne Ultimatum (Universal)

Actor of the Year

Ulrich Muhe – The Lives of Others (Lionsgate)

Actress of the Year

Maggie Gyllenhaall – Sherry Baby (Metrodome)

British Actor of the Year

Christian Bale – 3:10 to Yuma (Lionsgate)

British Actor in a Supporting Role

Tom Wilkinson – Michael Clayton (Pathe)
Alfred Molina – The Hoax (Momentum)
Albert Finney – Before the Devil Knows You're Dead (Entertainment)

Screenwriter of the Year

Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck – The Lives of Others (Lionsgate)

Especially the Lives of Others love.

Happy Julie got another nomination..and will most likely win. Too bad Kate Winslet's movie "Romance And Cigarettes" has not come out yet in the U.S and Canada. She would be up for some awards too.

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Happy Julie got another nomination..and will most likely win. Too bad Kate Winslet's movie "Romance And Cigarettes" has not come out yet in the U.S and Canada. She would be up for some awards too.

Yeah, right.

Since all the reviews said the movie was worse than the stench on the seat of 2-day old underpants, that was SO not going to happen.

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Originally posted by Blanchett/Winslet Fan:
Happy Julie got another nomination..and will most likely win. Too bad Kate Winslet's movie "Romance And Cigarettes" has not come out yet in the U.S and Canada. She would be up for some awards too.

I heard the movie sucks and it didnt get good reviews. I think people are just saying that it might be good cause she's in it but I dont think its that good.

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Well Winslet is a strong actress..and i have yet to see Romance and Cigarettes. So i wont judge or take any opinions on the movie until i see it.

London critics love 'No Country'
Day-Lewis, Cotillard win best actor, actress

By ADAM DAWTREYLONDON

In an appetizer for the British Academy Film Awards on Sunday, the London Film Critics' Circle has named "No Country for Old Men" as its film of the year.

Daniel Day-Lewis and Marion Cotillard picked up the actor and actress prizes for "There Will Be Blood" and "La Vie En Rose" respectively, while Paul Thomas Anderson was honored as best director for "There Will Be Blood."

In the categories reserved for British films and performances, "Control" was named the Attenborough Film of Year, and Paul Greengrass won the Brit director award for "The Bourne Ultimatum."

"Control" helmer Anton Corbijn also took the breakthrough award for filmmaking, while the film's star Sam Riley won the breakthough prize for acting.

BAFTA frontrunner "Atonement" had to make do with prizes for James McAvoy as British actor of the year and Vanessa Redgrave as best supporting actress, which she shared with Kelly Macdonald for "No Country for Old Men."

Julie Christie was named British actress of the year for "Away From Her." Tom Wilkinson won the supporting actor prize for "Michael Clayton."

Germany's Florian Henckel Von Donnersmark took the screenwriting award for "The Lives of Others," which also won the prize for best foreign-language film.

Julie Walters was honored with the Dilys Powell award for outstanding contribution to cinema.

The gongs were handed out at a ceremony in London's Grosvenor House Hotel on Friday night, held in aid of children's charity the NSPCC.

Read the full article at:
http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117980560.html

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The love for Control

I would have probably chosen differently but all in all they made the right decisions.

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