bafta's

[tinkie]

why are these award ceremonies so tediously boring? Jonathon Ross smug and unfunny as usual

[DTCwordfan]

zzzzzzzzzzzz thank you to my washing machine and my lawn mower

[lankeela]

Buttock clenching.

[alexanderd]

thats why I never watch them

[vivandorron]

Jonathon Ross.....Obscene, Opinonated and Overpaid.

Ron.

[trt]

lots of so called overpaid actors ( stars ) as they like to be called, trying to keep up with their own egos, as they know they are on TV, IMO!!!!!

[scotman]

All of these ceremonies are just adverts for the industry. If none of the media paid them any attention they would soon disappear.

[B00]

I did like watching Helen Bonham Carter get one though (A BAFTA that is!) She's fabulous and as mad as a box of frogs.

[Bbbananas]

I think HBC is ace - as an actress and as a person. I bet her and Tim Burton's household is chaotic, eccentric but very joyful. She has not acted in a bad film yet - I've loved her since that Merchant Ivory thingy, was it Room With A View.

Her speech rambled on & on.... far more interesting than loads of tedious thank yous.

[B00]

I read somewhere that their house is devided into his & her areas. His is all gothic horror, her's is all Cath Kidston shabby chic styly. Bet it's an experience going ot theirs for tea!

[zzxxee]

It was a bit tedious but Christopher Lee was a joy xx

[Bbbananas]

Yeah I read that. What a brilliant idea! No arguments about style or decor, separate bedrooms and nests, but adjoining doors if company is so wished for. Nice.

[anotheoldgit]

Taking into account the fact that one is now required to call a female actress, 'an actor'.

So how come in these awards they have 'The Best Actress' Award, as well as 'The Best Actor' award?