Queen and Bond lead BAFTA nominations

Two films about British institutions - The Queen and Bond movie Casino Royale - lead the field for this year's Bafta awards.

Queen and Bond lead BAFTA nominations
Fri, 12 Jan, 2007 - 21:03
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Two films about British institutions - The Queen and Bond movie Casino Royale - lead the field for this year's Bafta awards.

The Queen tops the list after notching up 10 nominations, including best film and best actress for Dame Helen Mirren.

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CourtsEntertainmentBAFTAsPlace: PiccadillyPlace: LondonPlace: PennsylvaniaPlace: Royal Opera HousePerson: BondPerson: thePerson: Dame Helen MirrenPerson: Daniel CraigPerson: 007Person: CraigPerson: David ParfittPerson: Leonardo DiCaprioPerson: Richard GriffithsPerson: Forest WhitakerPerson: Peter O'ToolePerson: Dame HelenPerson: ParfittPerson: Dame Judi DenchPerson: Kate WinsletPerson: Penelope CruzPerson: VolverPerson: Meryl StreepPerson: Alejandro Gonzalez InarrituPerson: Martin ScorsesePerson: Jonathan DaytonPerson: Valerie FarisPerson: Stephen FrearsPerson: Paul GreengrassPerson: Emily BluntPerson: Jennifer HudsonPerson: Frances de la TourPerson: Leslie PhillipsPerson: Michael SheenPerson: Jack NicholsonPerson: James McAvoyPerson: Guillermo del ToroPerson: Brad PittPerson: Stephen FryEvent: BaftaEvent: Venice Film FestivalOrganisation: BAFTAOrganisation: New York film Critics CircleOrganisation: Los Angeles Film Critics AssociationOrganisation: 93
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