We know whose night has just begun and who’s going to celebrate all night long!’s King took almost everything (check out the list below if you don’t trust me), and when I say that I mean that the movie actually won half the 14 awards (or seven, if you prefer) it was up for, including Best Film, Best Actor for, Best Supporting Actress forand Best Supporting Actor for! This royal drama also took best British Film, the first film to take both best film and best British film honors in decades. Ok, what’s also interesting…hm, let me see. Tom Hardy, yes,star was crowned as a big winner at the Ceremony! In raking in the Rising Star honor, Mr Hardy ended up beating out fellow nominees includingand. That’s nice. But, it’s not interesting, it’s actually funny. Hardy should have been selected for the rising star back in 2008 afteror. But, whatever… I suppose this time next year it will all be about? Check out the full list of here Complete list of winners: Best FilmOutstanding British FilmDirector– The Social Network

Outstanding Debut By A British Writer, Director Or Producer– Four Lions Leading Actor– The King’s Speech Leading Actress– Black Swan Supporting Actor– The King’s Speech Supporting Actress– The King’s Speech Original ScreenplayAdapted ScreenplayFilm Not In The English LanguageAnimated FilmOriginal Music The King’s Speech –Cinematography True Grit –Editing The Social Network –Production Design Inception –Costume Design Alice in Wonderland –Sound Inception –Special Visual Effects Inception –Make Up & Hair Alice in Wonderland –Short AnimationShort FilmOrange Wednesdays Rising Award