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'Atonement' Triumphs at BAFTAs
'Atonement' Triumphs at BAFTAs
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WENN
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Sunday, February 10, 2008
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Atonement
won the top prize at the British Academy of Film and Television Awards (BAFTAs) on Sunday, landing the gong for Best Film at the London ceremony.
The romantic epic, starring
James McAvoy
and
Keira Knightley
, triumphed over German filmmaker
Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck
's
The Lives of Others
, the Coen brothers'
No Country for Old Men
,
Ridley Scott
's
American Gangster
, and
Paul Thomas Anderson
's
There Will Be Blood
to claim the coveted prize.
But
McAvoy
and
Knightley
were overlooked in the Leading Actor and Actress categories, with awards going instead to
Daniel Day-Lewis
for
There Will Be Blood
and
Marion Cotillard
for
La Vie en Rose
, respectively.
Meanwhile, Spanish star
Javier Bardem
was named best Supporting Actor for
No Country for Old Men
, and British actress
Tilda Swinton
was honored as best Supporting Actress for her role in legal thriller
Michael Clayton
.
Accepting his award at the capital's Royal Opera House,
Bardem
said, "I want to thank the mommy and daddy of, not mine, (but)
Joel
and
Ethan Coen
, because without them there would be no film..."
Joel
and
Ethan Coen
also added to their growing collection of awards after they were presented with the Best Director prize for the Academy Award-nominated thriller
No Country for Old Men
.
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