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New York story: real to reel
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[New York Post] - GEOFFREY Rush won BAFTA's best supporting actor, Colin Firth best actor, Helena Bonham Carter for supporting. "The King's Speech" grabbed best film and outstanding British film. None ever won both before. They won seven noms out of 14.
People in the news
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[Columbus Dispatch] - The made-in-England story of King George VI and his struggle to overcome a stutter won seven prizes from the British Academy of Film and Television Arts, including best picture, and acting trophies for Colin Firth, Helena Bonham Carter and Geoffrey
Google News: Gowns, glamour and gags on British film's big night
[hellomagazine.com] - Resplendent in Vivienne Westwood, Helena Bonham Carter swept on stage to pick up the best supporting actress trophy. She dedicated her Bafta "to all the best supporting wives in the world, including the Queen Mother herself and my own mum".
The Telegraph on the Bafta red carpet
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[Telegraph.co.uk] - Helena Bonham Carter was named Best Supporting Actress, and Geoffrey Rush won Best Supporting Actor. It was also successful in the categories for Outstanding British Film, Original Screenplay and Original Music. The Best Director prize was awarded to
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