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Television Centre celebrates the Evening Standard Film Awards
Feb 8, 2016
ShareThe great and the good of the British Film Industry last night descended on Television Centre to celebrate the best of Britain’s creativity and talent.
The star-studded event drew in big names from the acting world, including Idris Elba, Dame Maggie Smith, Tuppence Middleton, Stanley Tucci, Emma Thompson, Maisie Williams, Alan Bennett and Vanessa Redgrave.
John Crowley’s Brooklyn claimed the top prize in the category for best film, presented by former Friends star Matthew Perry. Idris Elba was awards Best Actor, presented by Vanessa Redgrave for his performance in Beasts of No Nation. In the Best Actress category, Dame Maggie Smith picked up the accolade for Best Actress, presented by David Hare. Game of Thrones and Doctor Who star Maisie Williams won the rising star award for her role in The Falling and the special award went to Alan Bennett for his contribution to film.
The awards ceremony was hosted by TV presenter and comedian Simon Amstell in Studio 1 at Television Centre.
List of 2016 Winners
Best Actor: Idris Elba – Beasts of No Nation
Best Actress: Dame Maggie Smith – The Lady in the Van
Best Documentary: Amy
Blockbuster of the Year: Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Editor’s Award: 45 Years
Best Screenplay: Emma Donaghue – Room
Rising Star: Maisie Williams – The Falling
Comedy Award: Emma Thompson – The Legend of Barney Thomson
Technical Achievement: Mark Digby – production designer, Ex-Machina
Outstanding Contribution: Alan Bennet
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