BAFTA Videos, Transcript, Screencaps
BAFTA Videos: Red Carpet and Acceptance Speech
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Transcript
Announcer: And the winner is Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.
David Heyman: First, I'd like to thank Peter Jackson for taking the year off. Thank you to the British public; this is fantastic. We share this award with so many people, there's so many people involved in the making of these films. First, I'd like to thank Alfonso Cuaron, who encouraged us to look at the world differently and inspired everyone and everybody who worked on the film to make their work just that much better, my fellow producers, Chris Columbus and Mark Radcliffe, Tanya Seghatchian, Callum McDougall, our screenwriter, Steve Kloves, who faced the daunting task of adapting these books and conquered each time, cast of Britain's finest actors - of the world's finest actors, our incomparable, Warner Brothers, Warner Brothers International, Vanessa Davis and her team, and of course, Jo Rowling - without you, we wouldn't be here. Thank you, Jo.
Emma Watson: Thanks, David, you've left me with pretty much nothing to say now. [laughs] But while I'm thinking about all of the people that I should be thanking, what I can say is that I am absolutely beaming to be up here and receiving an award for something that I am so proud of. However, I would like to say that there are so many people that I wish were up here with David and I tonight to receive this award. Although, I would like to congratulate Dan on his abscence tonight. He's finally got his priorities sorted and is revising very hard for his GCSEs. Alfonso, we miss you, I wish you were here. Gracias, mi amigos. Thank you to everyone who voted and thank you to BAFTA. Thank you. [applause]
Stephen Fry: David Heyman and Emma Watson, ladies and gentlemen.
News: Three BAFTA videos (Emma on the red carpet, Emma presenting an award, and David Heyman & Emma's acceptance speech) can be downloaded here, thanks to Jenna over at DanRadcliffe.com! Also, we have a transcript and 50 screencaps of the speech.
Source: DanRadcliffe.com
-02/12/05
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