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Video: Miss Piggy’s Orange BAFTA Red Carpet Show
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We weren’t the only film-fans at the BAFTA red carpet last night, Miss Piggy was also present to lend the night some much-needed glamour. As you can see from the video below, the actress, singer and international icon managed to grab some of the nominees and special guests for a series of exclusive interviews. Miss…
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The Artist dominates 2012’s BAFTAs
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The Artist has been named best film at this year’s Orange BAFTA film awards. The film also won the best director, actor, screenplay, cinematography, costume design and original music awards. Star Jean Dujardin beat Gary Oldman, George Clooney and Brad Bitt to the best actor accolade. Oldman had been nominated for his portrayal of George…
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BAFTA film winners set to be announced
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Filmmakers and fans are eagerly anticipating the results of the Orange British Academy Film Awards. The winners will be announced on Sunday at a ceremony held at the Royal Opera House and hosted by Stephen Fry. The results will be screened on BBC One and BBC One HD from 9:00pm. Seenit.co.uk will be at the…
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UK box office success for The Woman in Black
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The Woman in Black has secured the number one spot at the UK box office. The film stars Daniel Radcliffe as Arthur Kipps (Radcliffe), a lawyer forced to leave his young son and travel to a remote village to attend to the affairs of the recently deceased owner of Eel Marsh House. Working alone in…
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Simon Mayo confirmed as new host of Blockbusters
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Radio presenter Simon Mayo has been named as the new host of cult hit quiz show Blockbusters. The show will air on Challenge TV later this year and is being produced by Thames. “Blockbusters is the ultimate cult TV quiz, and we think that Simon Mayo is the perfect host to bring it back to…
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Second series for Sky One’s Stella
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Sky One has ordered a second run of Stella, the comedy starring Ruth Jones as a 40-something mum juggling the ups and downs of family life, amid the chaos of her eccentric friends, relatives and children’s fathers. The series created by Ruth Jones with David Peet, the series producer for Tidy Productions. Peet said…