Friday, January 13, 2012

I have to move to Chiswick - Another famous couple beside the Firths live there (Chiswick W4)

Chiswick Couple Up for Two Golden Globes
Downton Abbey and film on Marilyn Monroe
 might bring double glory to W4


Chiswick husband and wife team
 Elizabeth McGovern and Simon
Curtis are  hoping to bring at least
one, if not two Golden Globes
home from Hollywood for their
W4 mantelpiece
 this weekend (January 14th).

Elizabeth, who plays Lady Cora in the popular ITV drama
series  ‘Downton Abbey’ is nominated for a Best
Actress award for the television series while her
husband Simon Curtis who directed ‘My Week with
Marilyn’ is hoping the film will win
 the award for Best Picture.

The glittering ceremony will be held at the Beverly Hilton
 Hotel, with Ricky Gervais hosting for the third time.

Downton Abbey leads the way in the television categories
 at the Hollywood awards, with four nominations: best
 mini-series, best actor for Hugh Bonneville, best
actress for Elizabeth McGovern and best supporting
actress for Dame Maggie Smith. The series became
the most-watched television programme on Christmas
 Day in the UK, beating Eastenders.

The couple live in Chiswick with their two daughters.

The film leading the nominations is The Artist, which
 has so charmed the critics that it is being talked of as
 a serious Oscar contender despite being silent and in
 black-and-white.

The other nominations in the Best Picture category
are Bridesmaids, 50/50 and Midnight in Paris.

Downton Abbey faces opposition from Against the
Hour, Mildred Pierce, Too Big to Fail and Cinema Verite.

Meryl Streep is nominated for Best Actress for her
performance in The Iron Lady.

In her category of Best Performance as an Actress
in a Mini-Series, Elizabeth McGovern faces opposition
 from Kate Winslet ( Mildred Pierce), Romola Garai
(The Hour), Emily Watson (Appropriate Adult) and
 Diane Lane (Cinema Verite).

The ceremony, which will take place on Saturday,
January 14th, is the result of six months planning. 
Magnums of Moet and Chandon Grand Vintage 2002
have been specially created for the show and more
than 9,000 glasses of champagne will be served
throughout the evening.

A team of forty chefs and 110 kitchen staff will serve
a ‘ global menu’ of ravioli and arugula, seabass,
 prime short rib and a trio of desserts.

Presenters lined up to present the coveted awards
 include Nicole Kidman, Frieda Pinto, Antonio
 Banderas and Clive Owen.

And should Ms McGovern still be deciding what
dress to wear for the occasion, the Daily Telegraph
fashion page has advised that a black, embellished
Berardi gown, would be the ideal choice for the actress.

January 5, 2012


http://www.chiswickw4.com/default.asp?section=info&page=conceleb303.htm

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