BAFTA 2019 - Leading Actress

Best Feature

British Film

Best Director

Leading Actor

Supp. Actor

Supp. Actress

Animated Feature

Original Scrn-play

Adapted Scrn-play

Foreign Lang.

Documentary

Visual Effects

Original Music

Costume Design

Make Up & Hair

Cinematography

Prod. Design

Best Sound

LEADING ACTRESS

Our Winner:

Olivia Colman (The Favourite) – To play such a deprecating role with such poise and class is testament to just how far Olivia has come in her nearly 20 years on our screens and bodes extremely well for her next royal role as Queen Elizabeth II in The Crown.

The BAFTA Winner

MovieViews Reviews:

Movie	Year	Comments	Reviewer	Rating
A Star is Born	2018	A worthy remake that grew on me as it went. Both lead roles were played very well and the songs were good, but I didn't buy some of the emotional bits and the British manager was just awful.	Gordon	7
Can You Ever Forgive Me?	2018	True story of a down on her luck author who forges literary correspondence to make ends meet. I can't agree with Oscar nominations for McCarthy or Grant, but it is a nice film that has enough humour without becoming the kind of farce both are usually in.	Gordon	7
The Favourite	2018	A quirky period tale of two cousins fighting for the attentions of the Queen. Coleman and Stone are superb and the direction inventive, but the story sags quite heavily before a polarising end.	Gordon	8
The Wife	2017	Great performance from Glen Close and an interesting tale of the woman behind the man being far more than meets the eye.	Gordon	8
Widows	2018	American update of the Linda LaPlant heist drama from the 80s (I think). Great pacing, a brilliant performance from Viola Davis and a story that doesn't descend into gratuitous gunplay like many of its type.	Gordon	8