‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’ leads the BAFTA Film Awards nominations with 11 nods.
The Wes Anderson comedy movie is up for the main award, Best Film, but will face stiff competition from ‘Birdman’ and ‘The Theory of Everything’, which both received 10 nominations, ‘The Imitation Game’, which has nine, and ‘Boyhood’, which is up for five gongs overall.
Ralph Fiennes is up for the Leading Actor prize for his portrayal of the hotel concierge, but he will go up against Eddie Redmayne (‘The Theory of Everything’), Benedict Cumberbatch (‘The Imitation Game’), Michael Keaton (‘Birdman’) and Jake Gyllenhaal (‘Nightcrawler’) for the accolade.
Redmayne’s leading lady Felicity Jones has been nominated for the Leading Actress award alongside Gone Girl’s Rosamund Pike, Reese Witherspoon (‘Wild’), Julianne Moore (‘Still Alice’) and Amy Adams (‘Big Eyes’).
The Imitation Game’s Keira Knightley is also recognised for her role in the movie in the Supporting Actress category with Emma Stone (‘Birdman’), Imelda Staunton (‘Pride’), Patricia Arquette (‘Boyhood’) and Rene Russo (‘Nightcrawler’).
‘Foxcatcher’ stars Mark Ruffalo and Steve Carell both received nods in the Supporting Actor category but they will have to go up against tough opposition in the form of Edward Norton (‘Birdman’), Ethan Hawke (‘Boyhood’) and J.K. Simmons (‘Whiplash’) if either of them are to take home the gong.
As well as his film receiving 11 nominations, Anderson could also be set for some personal success after he was given nods for Best Original Screenplay and Best Director, but will face stiff competition from Alejandro G. Iñárritu, Richard Linklater, James Marsh and Damien Chazelle.
The EE British Academy Film Awards take place on February 8 at the Royal Opera House in London’s Covent Garden.
The ceremony will be hosted by Stephen Fry and will be broadcast exclusively on BBC One and BBC One HD, preceded by a red carpet show on BBC Three.
Full list of the EE British Academy Film Awards 2015 nominations:
Best film
‘Birdman’
‘Boyhood’
‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’
‘The Imitation Game’
‘The Theory of Everything’
Outstanding British film
”71′
‘The Imitation Game’
‘Paddington’
‘Pride’
‘The Theory of Everything’
‘Under the Skin’
Outstanding debut by a British writer, director or producer
Elaine Constantine (writer/director) – ‘Northern soul’
Gregory Burke (writer), Yann Demange (director) ”71′
Hong Khaou (writer/director) ‘Lilting’
Paul Katis (director/producer), Andrew de Lotbinière (producer) ‘Kajaki: The True Story’
Stephen Beresford (writer), David Livingstone (producer) ‘Pride’
Film not in the English language
‘Ida’
‘Leviathan’
‘The Lunchbox’
‘Trash’
‘Two Days, One Night’
Documentary
’20 Feet from Stardom’
‘20,000 Days on Earth’
‘Citizenfour’
‘Finding Vivian Maier’
‘Virunga’
Animated film
‘Big Hero 6’
‘The Boxtrolls’
‘The Lego Movie’
Director
Alejandro G. Iñárritu – ‘Birdman’
Richard Linklater- ‘Boyhood’
Wes Anderson- ‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’
James Marsh- ‘The Theory of Everything’
Damien Chazelle- ‘Whiplash’
Original screenplay
‘Birdman’
‘Boyhood’
‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’
‘Nightcrawler’
‘Whiplash’
Adapted screenplay
‘American Sniper’
‘Gone Girl
‘The Imitation Game’
‘Paddington’
‘The Theory of Everything’
Leading actor
Benedict Cumberbatch – ‘The Imitation Game’
Eddie Redmayne – ‘The Theory of Everything’
Jake Gyllenhaal – ‘Nightcrawler’
Michael Keaton – ‘Birdman’
Ralph Fiennes – ‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’
Leading actress
Amy Adams – ‘Big Eyes’
Felicity Jones – ‘The Theory of Everything’
Julianne Moore – ‘Still Alice’
Reese Witherspoon – ‘Wild’
Rosamund Pike – ‘Gone Girl’
Supporting actor
Edward Norton – ‘Birdman’
Ethan Hawke ‘Boyhood’
J.K. Simmons ‘Whiplash’
Mark Ruffalo ‘Foxcatcher’
Steve Carell ‘Foxcatcher’
Supporting actress
Emma Stone – ‘Birdman’
Imelda Staunton – ‘Pride’
Keira Knightley – ‘The Imitation Game’
Patricia Arquette – ‘Boyhood’
Rene Russo – ‘Nightcrawler’
Original music
‘Birdman’ – Antonio Sanchez
‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’ – Alexandre Desplat
‘Interstellar’ – Hans Zimmer
‘The Theory of Everything’ – Jóhann Jóhannsson
‘Under the skin’ -Mica Levi
Cinematography
‘Birdman’ – Emmanuel Lubezki
‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’ – Robert Yeoman
‘Ida’ – Lukasz Zal, Ryzsard Lenczewski
‘Interstellar’ – Hoyte van Hoytema
‘Mr. Turner’ – Dick Pope
Editing
‘Birdman’ – Douglas Crise, Stephen Mirrione
‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’ – Barney Pilling
‘The Imitation Game’ – William Goldenberg
‘Nightcrawler’ – John Gilroy
‘The Theory of Everything’ – Jinx Godfrey
‘Whiplash’ – Tom Cross
Production design
‘Big Eyes’ – Rick Heinrichs, Shane Vieau
‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’ – Adam Stockhausen, Anna Pinnock
‘The Imitation Game’ – Maria Djurkovic, Tatiana Macdonald
‘Interstellar’ – Nathan Crowley, Gary Fettis
‘Mr. Turner’ – Suzie Davies, Charlotte Watts
Costume design
‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’ – Milena Canonero
‘The Imitation Game’ – Sammy Sheldon Differ
‘Into the Woods’ – Colleen Atwood
‘Mr. Turner’ – Jacqueline Durran
‘The Theory of Everything’ – Steven Noble
Make up & hair
‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’ – Frances Hannon
‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ – Elizabeth Yianni-Georgiou, David White
‘Into the Woods’ – Peter Swords King, J. Roy Helland
‘Mr. Turner’ – Christine Blundell, Lesa Warrener
‘The Theory of Everything’ – Jan Sewell
Sound
‘American Sniper’
‘Birdman’
‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’
‘The Imitation Game’
‘Whiplash’
Special visual effects
‘Dawn of the Planet of the Apes’
‘Guardians of the Galaxy’
‘The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies’
‘Interstellar’
‘X-Men: Days of Future Past’
British short animation
‘The Bigger Picture’
‘Monkey Love Experiments’
‘My Dad’
British short film
‘Boogaloo’
‘Emotional Fusebox’
‘The Kármán Line’
‘Slap’
‘Three Brothers’
The EE Rising Star Award (voted for by the public)
Gugu Mbatha-Raw
Jack O’Connell
Margot Robbie
Miles Teller
Shailene Woodley
Grand Budapest Hotel leads BAFTA nominations with 11
