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"The King&amp;#039;s Speech has dominated the 2011 BAFTAs, taking home seven awards at tonight&amp;#039;s ceremony in London. The royal drama, which centres on King George VI and his relationship with speech therapist Lionel Logue, secured wins for &amp;#039;Best Film&amp;#039;, &amp;#039;Best British Film&amp;#039;, &amp;#039;Best Original Screenplay&amp;#039; and acting prizes for stars Colin Firth (&amp;#039;Best Actor&amp;#039;), Geoffrey Rush (&amp;#039;Best Supporting Actor&amp;#039;) and Helena Bonham Carter (&amp;#039;Best Supporting Actress&amp;#039;). Natalie Portman followed up her Golden Globes victory by taking home the &amp;#039;Best Actress&amp;#039; prize for her role as a psychologically unhinged ballerina in Black Swan. The &amp;#039;Best Director&amp;#039; prize went to The Social Network&amp;#039;s David Fincher, while Chris Morris&amp;#039;s Four Lions won &amp;#039;Outstanding Debut By A British Writer, Director Or Producer&amp;#039;. The Social Network writer Aaron Sorkin won &amp;#039;Best Adapted Screenplay&amp;#039;, Toy Story 3 scooped &amp;#039;Best Animated Film&amp;#039; and The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo was awarded &amp;#039;Film Not In The English Language&amp;#039;. Elsewhere, the Harry Potter series received &amp;#039;Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema&amp;#039; and Sir Christopher Lee accepted the &amp;#039;Academy Fellowship&amp;#039;. &amp;gt; Click here to see the full list of winners from the 2011 BAFTAs "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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