David Fincher gets best Director for TSN

chee wrote:Which film did Deakins do?

True Grit

Roger Deakins for Cinematography for True Grit.

chee wrote:I kinda don't want JGL and Marion in this movie just because it would seem like Inception 2. I would like to see some new actors for Chris to work with.

This, very much this. It's kinda getting to be a joke now

Jonas Agersø wrote:Again Denmark wins the none-english-speaking award, wait till the Oscars and we'll take it there aswell (though for another film)

Denmark? Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is Swedish?

Bafta have a pretty decent youtube page that they're updating throughout the night. No Chris up yet, but probably will be before too long (Red Carpet etc), worth keeping an eye on perhaps - http://www.youtube.com/user/Baftaonline

Mason01 wrote: Although, I couldn't really see Jim Carrey fitting the role.

Have you seen I Love You Philip Morris or Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind? I think Jim Carrey could be very interesting.

Freakin' Chicago's one of the biggest cities in the world,and we don't get a showing. Yes you do, new venues just added - Denver: Hollywood South Glenn 14 Detroit: Emagine Novi 18 Chicago: Kerasotes Icon 16-Chicago Scottsdale, AZ: UltraStar Scottsdale Pavilion Anaheim, CA: UltraStar Garden Walk

King's Speech and Social Network, Tom Hooper was best British Director but Director of the Year was David Fincher. Film of the year was TSN.

Nolan wouldn't even need to be there if they are just filming an overview of New York. :mrgreen: Considering he doesn't use a second unit though, and oversees all that himself, I think he probably will be there when they do it, be it this week or whenever. Can't see him flying all the way to London...