Mon, 16 Feb, 2004 - 06:54
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King triumphed at the Baftas as it took home best film.
Tolkien’s fantasy epic picked up a total of five prizes last night – four Baftas and the Orange Film of the Year award, which is voted by the public.
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CourtsEntertainmentBAFTAsPlace: BritainPlace: TokyoPlace: OdeonPlace: LondonPlace: Leicester SquarePerson: TolkienPerson: Scarlett JohanssonPerson: Bill MurrayPerson: Renee ZellwegerPerson: ZellwegerPerson: Peter WeirPerson: Bill NighyPerson: Peter JacksonPerson: New ZealanderPerson: JohanssonPerson: Kristin Scott ThomasPerson: MurrayPerson: Sofia CoppolaPerson: Sean PennPerson: Jude LawPerson: Nicole KidmanPerson: KidmanPerson: Michael WinterbottomPerson: Stephen FryPerson: John BoormanPerson: Jon VoightPerson: Carolina HerreraPerson: Joely RichardsonPerson: Emma ThompsonPerson: Maria GrachvogelPerson: GinaPerson: Alicia SilverstonePerson: Thandie NewtonPerson: Johnny DeppPerson: Sienna MillerPerson: Benicio del ToroPerson: Holly HunterPerson: Paul BettanyPerson: Anthony MinghellaPerson: Val KilmerPerson: Dougray ScottPerson: SirPerson: Ian McKellenPerson: Naomi WattsPerson: Martine McCutcheonPerson: Tim BurtonPerson: Helena Bonham CarterEvent: OscarsOrganisation: KiwisOrganisation: HollywoodOrganisation: PradaOrganisation: Christian Dior
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