Sunday, 15 January 2012

Golden Globes 2012 Nominees BAFTA Tea Party

Golden Globes 2012  Nominees BAFTA Tea Party
Before the Golden Globe champagne, a BAFTA tea.

Branch in Los Angeles British Academy of Film and Television Arts on 18 th Annual Awards Season Tea Party on Saturday, where the Golden Globe nominees killed drank Earl Grey and nibbling finger sandwiches and scones at a jam and cream.

Michelle Williams, Viola Davis, Meryl Streep and Charlize Theron - all for Best Actress on Sunday - mixed with other directors and nominees for daytime work in a Four Seasons Hotel, is also home to a set of gift and Beauty Lounge, leading to the Golden Globes.

The place was burning with stars. Although the BAFTA tea party going on in the hotel ballroom, Gilles Marini and Anne Heche have gathered their belongings in the hall upstairs HBO Luxury and Malin Akerman and her stepmother was discharged into the Hall of InStyle Beauty on a private outdoor patio.

Theron has been picture perfect when it arrived at the BAFTA Party - so perfect that, in fact, supporting actress nominee Octavia Spencer was afraid to get too close.

"I do not want to spoil your face," Spencer said as she hugged Theron on the red carpet.

"Mess me," "young grown" star said she gave Spencer pinch.

Spencer, working actress for 15 years before her breakthrough role in "Help," he said in response to the film and the subsequent award was a way of "surreal."

"Steven Spielberg had a conversation with me, and when he left the table, I started to cry because it (the meeting) people who have inspired me," she said. "The in order to I have, above the next couple of weeks, receiving in create contact with them-. This coach is going to turn into a pumpkin in the next couple of weeks, so I live it"

Spencer sat with stars, both within the BAFTA / LA chairman Neil Stiles implored guests to raise their glasses and wished "the best of British luck" for the various candidates. There were also toast "Artist" stars Berenice Bejo, and Jean Dujardin, "Hugo" stars Sir Ben Kingsley, Asa Butterfield and Chloe Moretz Grace, "The Ides of March" star Evan Rachel Wood and Emily Watson, "A horse of war."

sustaining actor Kenneth Branagh candidate (for "My Week with Marilyn"), said BAFTA tea is part of the system to the Golden Globes.

"You enjoy every bit of a journey that marks the way," he said. "There's a little ritual of getting ready for tomorrow night.

"The day is a long preparation, so that by the time you get inside this room, you can not help but be swept with adrenaline - not only to participate in your own movie, if you're lucky enough to be nominated, but all the rest. You see amazing people across the crowded room, and the sense of celebrating the good things the movie business does what it's all about. "

The 69th Annual Golden Globes will be presented Sunday at the Beverly Hilton and was broadcast live on NBC.

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