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Green Guide
British and Spanish actors trade places
PUBLISHED:
January 21, 2013 at
4:40 pm • LAST EDITED:
February 9, 2013 at
9:50 am
Entertainment, National News •
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| • British actors Ewan Mcgregor and Naomi Watts starred in Spanish film The Impossible |
THEY were hotly tipped to be among the awards nominees following starring roles in two of last year’s biggest films.
But in something of a role reversal, British actors Ewan McGregor and Naomi Watts have been recognised in Spain while Spaniard Javier Bardem is among the contenders for a Bafta.
Bardem has been nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the British awards ceremony for his role as Bond villain Silva in Skyfall.
The 43-year-old – who won the same category for his portrayal of a serial killer in 2008 hit No Country for Old Men – has been overlooked in this year’s Oscars nominations.
Britons McGregor and Watts meanwhile, have been nominated for best actor and actress respectively at the prestigious Spanish Goya awards.
The pair played the role of a Spanish family who survived the 2004 Asian Tsunami in box office hit The Impossible.
Reader Comments »
January 23rd, 2013 1:21 pm
January 23rd, 2013 1:32 pm
Actually she was born in England and moved to Australia aged 14. So Naomi would be classified as English but we claim her as one of ours down under as her acting career started in Australia. Perdon
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Editor please note Naomi Watts is actually an Australian actress. Gracias from Downunder.