With awards season just around the corner and the recent reveal of the Golden Globe nominations for 2018, we've been thinking about some of the latest British films we think will do well.
Entertainment Weekly released their Oscar predictions a few months ago and from their list, seven productions were British. Out of the Golden Globe nominations, there were six. With regard to the Golden Globes, it's also worth mentioning how British films, 'Dunkirk' and 'Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri' were amongst the most nominated, with 3 and 6 nominations, respectively. You can find a list of films below together with their nominations. Titles that appear in italics, are Oscar speculations.
1
'Dunkirk'Best Motion Picture, Drama
Best Director (Christopher Nolan)
Best Score
Best Supporting Actor (Mark Rylance)
Best Original Screenplay
2
'Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri'Best Motion Picture, Drama
Best Director (Martin McDonagh)
Best Actress, Drama (Frances McDormand)
Best Supporting Actor, Drama (Sam Rockwell)
Best Screenplay
Best Score
Best Supporting Actor (Woody Harrelson)
3
'Darkest Hour'Best Actor, Drama (Gary Oldman)
Best Picture
Best Director (Joe Wright)
Best Supporting Actress (Kristin Scott Thomas)
4
'Victoria and Abdul'Best Actress, Musical or Comedy (Judi Dench)
5
'Baby Driver'Best Actor, Musical or Comedy (Ansel Elgort)
6
'Battle of the Sexes'Best Actress, Musical or Comedy (Emma Stone)
Best Actor, Musical or Comedy (Steve Carell)
Best Picture
Best Supporting Actor (Steve Carell)
Best Supporting Actress (Andrea Riseborough)
Best Original Screenplay
7
'Loving Vincent'Best Animated Film
Films that should be recognised
8
'Blade Runner 2049'Best Picture
Best Director (Denis Villeneuve)
Best Supporting Actor (Harrison Ford)
9
'The Killing of a Sacred Deer'Best Original Screenplay
10
'Breathe'Best Actor (Andrew Garfield)
Best Supporting Actress (Claire Foy)
11
'Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool'Best Actress (Annette Bening)
Best Actor (Jamie Bell)
Best Supporting Actor (Jamie Bell)
The Golden Globes ceremony will take place on Sunday 7th January, whereas we've a little longer to wait for the Oscars, which will take place on 4th March.
