Today marks the final day of the 55th BFI London Film Festival where the Tilda Swinton-starring film "We Need to Talk About Kevin" from Lynne Ramsay took home the top prize.
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Today marks the final day of the 55th BFI London Film Festival where the Tilda Swinton-starring film "We Need to Talk About Kevin" from Lynne Ramsay took home the top prize.
Attending the London Film Festival premiere of David Cronenberg’s “A Dangerous Method,” a role for which Keira Knightley has openly chatted about being spanked by X-Men: First Class’s Michael Fassbender, the slinky actress took to the red carpet the other night at the Odeon West End.
By the way, we’re most definitely not going to comment on being able to see a McDonald’s sign in the back of the first image of the gallery.
For more galleries from the London Film Festival, check out Madonna, George Clooney, Stacy Keibler, Freida Pinto and more
Part 1 of the Ultimate Photo Gallery of the London Film Festival shed the spotlight on George Clooney, Stacy Keibler, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Evan Rachel Wood, Madonna, Valentino, Freida Pinto, Elizabeth Olsen and a raft of the biggest names in the business.
As the festival continues to liberally douse the public with indie offerings, the stars continue to line up on the red carpet. In today’s gallery we feature Jude Law (supporting Fernando Meirelles’ film “360″), Seth Rogen and Anna Kendrick (“50/50″), Ralph Fiennes (“Coriolanus”), Woody Harrelson and Ben Foster (“Rampart”), Michael Fassbender and director Steve McQueen
The stars turned out in force last week for the 55th BFI London Film Festival currently taking place through October 27 in and around the Old Dart across the pond. While some huge films and mega-wattage celebs are still to walk the red carpet, the attendance thus far has been a little blinding.
George Clooney walked “The Ides of March” red carpet supported by new girlfriend Stacy Keibler, Oscar-winner Philip Seymour Hoffman and Evan Rachel Wood; he then walked the carpet again with Shailene Woodley for “The Descendants.” Madonna was supported by her actors
