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    Senior Member Country: Scotland julian_craster's Avatar
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    Bafta Film Awards 2012: Nominations

    Here is the full list of nominees for the Bafta Film Awards 2012.

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    No nomination for Uggie?

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    Quote Originally Posted by CaptainWaggett View Post
    No nomination for Uggie?
    You do know the talented little fellow does have his own facebook page......
    Look under "Consider Uggie".....
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    here's another link from facebook..
    Should This Dog Win an Oscar?

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    It's a travesty

    BAFTA Members Are Told: "No Write-Ins for Uggie!" - The Vote on Variety.com

    The Brits are a notoriously dog-loving nation. So perhaps it’s no surprise that several BAFTA members have inquired whether they are allowed to vote for Uggie, the talented pooch from “The Artist,” in the supporting actor category. After all, BAFTA once nominated a donkey, in the shape of Eddie Murphy from “Shrek.” After taking several such calls, the folks at Premier PR, which is repping the pic’s BAFTA campaign on behalf of Entertainment Film Distributors, sent out the following message to all members. “We have received a number of inquiries regarding regarding the eligibility of Uggie, the Jack Russell, in the role of ‘DOG’ for Actor in a Supporting Role in ‘The Artist.’ “Regretfully, we must advise that as he is not a human being and as his unique motivation as an actor was sausages, Uggie is not qualified to compete for the BAFTA in this category. We thank you on his behalf for your support and will pass your compliments along to him.” While this smacks slightly of a typically witty PR stunt from Premier’s queen of award campaigning, Liz Miller, she assures Variety that the inquiries from the members were genuine. Perhaps this should be interpreted as a sign of the groundswell of support for “The Artist” in the BAFTA race, even before the film’s UK release Dec. 30.

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    They expect him to work for nothing?

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    Quote Originally Posted by CaptainWaggett View Post
    It's a travesty

    BAFTA Members Are Told: "No Write-Ins for Uggie!" - The Vote on Variety.com




    They expect him to work for nothing?
    Apparently he was paid in sausages....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sgt Sunshine View Post
    Apparently he was paid in sausages....
    But what's wrong with being motivated by (vegetarian) sausages and having a trainer shouting instructions off-stage? You can't tell me Tom Cruise's working methods are any different?

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    Quote Originally Posted by CaptainWaggett View Post
    But what's wrong with being motivated by (vegetarian) sausages and having a trainer shouting instructions off-stage? You can't tell me Tom Cruise's working methods are any different?
    There's probably a few things that Uggie can do, that good old Tom can't.......no matter how flexible he tries to be.....

    I presume the price of Jack Russells are rocketing as we speak.....
    Lets hope he gets some reward..

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