From La La Land’s potential sweep to an overlooked diversity conundrum, Screen weighs in.
Screen runs down eight talking points ahead of tonight’s 70th British Academy Film Awards at the Royal Albert Hall in London. Check back in at 6.30pm GMT to follow our coverage live.
1. Will La La Land sweep?
Will La La Land sweep the boards following its mighty 11 nominations or will Moonlight or Ken Loach’s I, Daniel Blake be able to pull off an upset or two?
2. Will Arrival or Nocturnal Animals feel the love?
Following their near-Oscar shutout, can two of this year’s Venice favourites find cheer among UK voters?...
Screen runs down eight talking points ahead of tonight’s 70th British Academy Film Awards at the Royal Albert Hall in London. Check back in at 6.30pm GMT to follow our coverage live.
1. Will La La Land sweep?
Will La La Land sweep the boards following its mighty 11 nominations or will Moonlight or Ken Loach’s I, Daniel Blake be able to pull off an upset or two?
2. Will Arrival or Nocturnal Animals feel the love?
Following their near-Oscar shutout, can two of this year’s Venice favourites find cheer among UK voters?...
- 2/12/2017
- by andreas.wiseman@screendaily.com (Andreas Wiseman)
- ScreenDaily
From La La Land’s potential sweep to an overlooked diversity conundrum, Screen weighs in.
Screen runs down eight talking points ahead of tonight’s 70th British Academy Film Awards at the Royal Albert Hall in London. Check back in at 6.30pm GMT to follow our coverage live.
1. Will La La Land sweep?
Will La La Land sweep the boards following its mighty 11 nominations or will Moonlight or Ken Loach’s I, Daniel Blake be able to pull off an upset or two?
2. Will Arrival or Nocturnal Animals feel the love?
Following their near-Oscar shutout, can two of this year’s Venice favourites find cheer among UK voters?
3. Bafta is doing well on diversity but it may be time for a female host…
In recent months Bafta has tweaked its eligibility criteria and developed initiatives to promote diversity. It is doing the right things. The makeup of the nominees is more varied than in recent years but the...
Screen runs down eight talking points ahead of tonight’s 70th British Academy Film Awards at the Royal Albert Hall in London. Check back in at 6.30pm GMT to follow our coverage live.
1. Will La La Land sweep?
Will La La Land sweep the boards following its mighty 11 nominations or will Moonlight or Ken Loach’s I, Daniel Blake be able to pull off an upset or two?
2. Will Arrival or Nocturnal Animals feel the love?
Following their near-Oscar shutout, can two of this year’s Venice favourites find cheer among UK voters?
3. Bafta is doing well on diversity but it may be time for a female host…
In recent months Bafta has tweaked its eligibility criteria and developed initiatives to promote diversity. It is doing the right things. The makeup of the nominees is more varied than in recent years but the...
- 2/12/2017
- by andreas.wiseman@screendaily.com (Andreas Wiseman)
- ScreenDaily
From La La Land’s potential sweep to an overlooked diversity conundrum, Screen weighs in.
Screen runs down eight talking points ahead of tonight’s 70th British Academy Film Awards at the Royal Albert Hall in London. Check back in at 7pm GMT to follow our coverage live.
1. Will La La Land sweep?
Will La La Land sweep the boards following its mighty 11 nominations or will Moonlight or Ken Loach’s I, Daniel Blake be able to pull off an upset or two?
2. Will Arrival or Nocturnal Animals feel the love?
Following their near-Oscar shutout, can two of this year’s Venice favourites find cheer among UK voters?
3. Bafta is doing well on diversity but it may be time for a female host…
In recent months Bafta has tweaked its eligibility criteria and developed initiatives to promote diversity. It is doing the right things. The makeup of the nominees is more varied than in recent years but the...
Screen runs down eight talking points ahead of tonight’s 70th British Academy Film Awards at the Royal Albert Hall in London. Check back in at 7pm GMT to follow our coverage live.
1. Will La La Land sweep?
Will La La Land sweep the boards following its mighty 11 nominations or will Moonlight or Ken Loach’s I, Daniel Blake be able to pull off an upset or two?
2. Will Arrival or Nocturnal Animals feel the love?
Following their near-Oscar shutout, can two of this year’s Venice favourites find cheer among UK voters?
3. Bafta is doing well on diversity but it may be time for a female host…
In recent months Bafta has tweaked its eligibility criteria and developed initiatives to promote diversity. It is doing the right things. The makeup of the nominees is more varied than in recent years but the...
- 2/12/2017
- by andreas.wiseman@screendaily.com (Andreas Wiseman)
- ScreenDaily
Blackadder IV
By B Van Heusen
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Blackadder veterans Stephen Fry and Tim McInnery are set to appear in BBC2′s new comedy series The Bleak Old Shop Of Stuff. The show is set in Dickensian London and centers around a man called Jedrington Secret-Past who runs the Old Shop of Stuff. Jedrington is played by Robert Webb and Katherine Parkinson plays his wife Conceptiva.
The show will begin with a one-hour Christmas special in which Stephne Fry will take on the role of the bizarrely named lawyer Malifax Skulkingworm. Three more 30 minute episodes will air early next year in which Tim McInnery will play Jedrinton’s new business partner Harmswell Grimstone. Other guest stars include Derek Griffiths and Kevin Eldon. It is written by Gareth Edwards and Mark Evans and is a tongue in...
By B Van Heusen
Click here to friend Best British TV on Facebook or here to follow us on twitter.
Blackadder veterans Stephen Fry and Tim McInnery are set to appear in BBC2′s new comedy series The Bleak Old Shop Of Stuff. The show is set in Dickensian London and centers around a man called Jedrington Secret-Past who runs the Old Shop of Stuff. Jedrington is played by Robert Webb and Katherine Parkinson plays his wife Conceptiva.
The show will begin with a one-hour Christmas special in which Stephne Fry will take on the role of the bizarrely named lawyer Malifax Skulkingworm. Three more 30 minute episodes will air early next year in which Tim McInnery will play Jedrinton’s new business partner Harmswell Grimstone. Other guest stars include Derek Griffiths and Kevin Eldon. It is written by Gareth Edwards and Mark Evans and is a tongue in...
- 10/5/2011
- by admin
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