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Following on from the huge success of The King’s Speech, we’re soon to be treated to another depiction of both King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, yet this time by duo Samuel West and Olivia Colman, respectively, as Roger Michell’s Hyde Park on Hudson delves into the true story when the royals spent the weekend with American [...]
Eve Stewart is an award-winning Production Designer with an impressive list of British hits under her belt including The King’s Speech, Vera Drake, Revolver to name but a few. Her biggest undertaking yet has to be the lavish adaptation of famed musical Les Misérables. The playful and refreshingly down-to-earth UK-based BAFTA and Oscar nominated designer [...]
You are cordially invited to enter our Kings Speech competition for a chance to hold court with Colin Firth over the Diamond Jubilee weekend! Well, it’s not the actual Colin Firth, but it’s as close as could you get to the British acting institution, Oscar winner and all-round nice guy, you could win a life-sized [...]
Many months after David Seidler stood on stage at the Academy Awards clasping the Oscar for Original Screenplay we can experience The King’s Speech as the writer first envisaged, with a sharper political edge and a deeper exploration of the personalities circling the central relationship of the reluctant King and his antipodean, unqualified, speech therapist. [...]
Another quickie – This time it’s Tom Hooper discussing how much more enjoyable the ceremony is without the pressure of a nomination, and talking about Les Miserables. (see all our BAFTA coverage including the full winners list and other interviews here). I presume you get invited to these forever now that you’re a winner. ‘I [...]
2011 was such a good year for film, and the British Film Institute have released the year’s final tally at the box office that reflect just how good a year it was. The figures show an increase of 5% from 2010, taking a total of £1.04bn., marking the first time the UK box office has [...]
Well no, since you asked. But that doesn’t mean they aren’t deeply flawed. The Oscars are the high watermark of film recognition. The red carpet trampling, lovvie love-a-thon that is the motion picture awards season starts in earnest with the Golden Globes in early January and extravagantly culminates every year in late February with the [...]
We got the first UK trailer for Oranges and Sunshine, director Jim Loach’s feature debut, back in February ahead of its April release here, and it was incredibly touching. The film’s release in the US is not until next month, and so we now have a new US trailer to enjoy, courtesy of Thompson on [...]
It’s easy to become blinded by the shine from its multiple awards but the Blu-ray and DVD release of The King’s Speech is an opportunity to enjoy Tom Hooper’s excellent film again, and it’s an opportunity well worth taking. The film tells the story of the ascension of King George VI to the throne and [...]
Here’s the second of our regular new edition, The Big Picture – May Edition. This rather nice informative video gives you all the information you’re going to need about what you should be watching at the cinema. Believe it or not, it’s May already and with all these national holidays we have loads of time [...]
To mark the release of The King’s Speech, available on DVD and Blu-ray 9 May, we have teamed up with Momentum to give three lucky readers the chance to get their hands on a Blu-ray copy of the award-winning film! Toast of this year’s Academy and BAFTA Awards, The King’s Speech is the cinematic phenomenon [...]
Tom Hooper’s film has waltzed through awards season winning accolades for its stars, directors, screenwriters and the film itself, and in order to capitalise on this success the film has been re-edited in the States, taking out the more offensive language and gaining a new, box-office friendly PG-13 rating. The debate will rage on and [...]
Let me begin by saying that I do not read The Daily Mail, I do not vote BNP and I certainly do not believe in unwarranted censorship. This is not some scare-mongering piece of propaganda which illegitimately claims that Kick-Ass promotes paedophilia, Machete sponsors racism and Childs Play 3 will turn your children into knife-wielding [...]
Maybe Nigel Cole should move to America. Having expressed his dismay at the BBFC’s apparent double standards when it comes to the treatment of profanity, Cole couldn’t quite grasp how the swearing in his own Made In Dagenham had earnt it a 15 rating, while The (similarly sweary) King’s Speech escaped with a measly 12A. [...]
HeyUGuys were proud to be invited to the red carpet at the 2011 BAFTA Awards by Orange tonight in London’s Covent Garden tonight to see some great films celebrated and to take a moment to appreciate the wealth of talent making the films honoured tonight. The King’s Speech lived up to the high expectations it [...]
The awards have begun – scroll down for all the updates. The 64th British Academy Film Awards sponsored by Orange are getting underway in London tonight and we’ll be updating you live from the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden which plays host to the awards, as well as bringing you photos of the red [...]
We’re currently at the BAFTA awards in London and while we’re waiting for the red carpet to busy itself with nominees and the flashstorm of the paparazzi I wanted to show you these lovely works of art which are part of the BAFTA brochure for this year’s ceremony. The five Best Film nominees are all [...]
Last night HeyUGuys had the pleasure of attending the 31st London Critics’ Circle Film Awards. Hosted at the BFI Southbank, it was a great evening, featuring talented names aplenty all supping from complimentary miniature bottles of Moët served up classily with bendy straws. It might not have the same profile as this weekend’s BAFTA ceremony, [...]