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Baftas 2011

20 February 2011

  • James Corden, Brits

    Observer TV reviews
    Rewind TV: OK! TV; The British Academy Film Awards; the Brit Awards; Champions League Football; Dispatches: Lessons in Hate and Violence

    Fun was absent from the Baftas and the Brits, but neither was as vacuous as OK! TV, writes Andrew Anthony

15 February 2011

  • Therapy for the film industry - but not for the speech-impaired

    Letters: This is the year of The King's Speech – it's also the year in which speech therapists across England lose our jobs

14 February 2011

  • Bafta Awards 2011 - Arrivals - London

    Baftas 2011: style lessons we learned

    Who shone and who didn't quite get the look right on Baftas night? Simon Chilvers gives his fashion verdict

  • Harvey Weinstein

    Baftas 2011: Peter Bradshaw on the winners and losers

    With the resounding success of The King's Speech – and the expected coronation of Colin Firth – this year's Bafta ceremony was short on surprises

    • Baftas 2011: The King's Speech sweeps the board

    • A critic's view of the Baftas 2011

      Catherine Shoard

    • Baftas 2011: Frockwatch

13 February 2011

  • Baftas 2011: Colin Firth and Tom Hooper

    Baftas 2011: the full list of winners

  • Bafta awards Colin Firth

    Bafta awards: stars arrive for ceremony

  • JULIE CHRISTIE DIRK BOGARDE DARLING

    The big picture
    The big picture: Julie Christie and Dirk Bogarde film Darling, 1964

  • firth

    And the award for greenest dress…

11 February 2011

  • The King's Speech

    How The King's Speech has revived the British film industry

    A favourite for Baftas and Oscars, the UK Film Council funded project was passed over by both Film4 and the BBC
  • Slumdog Millionaire

    The British film industry is worth fighting for

    Gurinder Chadha
    Government cuts will damage our ability to tell the world about our national culture

    • Never mind the Baftas ... who will get The King's Speech riches?

    • Christopher Lee to receive Bafta special fellowship award

    • TV and radio blog
      Does awards season turn you off?

4 February 2011

  • Natalie Portman in Black Swan

    Black Swan caught in row over costume award nominations

    Designer Amy Westcott hits back over reported complaints by sisters behind Rodarte label about how little credit they had received for outfits

January 2011

  • Lucywalker

    Trailer trash
    Trailer Trash

    Oscar-nominated Brits turn up the pressure on Bafta, Norman Foster makes an embarrassing noise… and Trash loses a grand but gains an opportunity, writes Jason Solomons
  • Oscar contenders The King's Speech, The Fighter, True Grit and Winter's Bone.

    Close up
    The King's Speech … now it's just getting silly

    First the Globes, then the Baftas, then the box office, then the Oscars. Is there anyone who isn't bowing down before the king?

  • neds

    Film blog
    Peter Mullan's Neds join Bafta's list of Scots missed

    The Oscars didn't sub Neds – the film wasn't eligible for the awards. But Bafta is another matter. And it's not the first time Bafta has turned its nose up at a Scottish film

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