With her performance in “My Week With Marilyn”, Michelle Williams looks to get nominated for Best Actress two years in a row (last year for her performance in “Blue Valentine” aside Ryan Gosling). Though Eddie Redmayne has yet to make a name for himself, his performance should probably also be recognized. Besides the acting awards, I would be surprised to see this film nominated for much more, but never count out a good romantic, period drama.

Best Picture
Produced by David Parfitt & Harvey Weinstein

Best Director
Simon Curtis

Best Actress in a Leading Role
Michelle Williams

Best Actor in a Leading Role
Eddie Redmayne

Best Actress in a Supporting Role
Judi Dench
Julia Ormond
Zoe Wanamaker
Emma Watson

Best Actor in a Supporting Role
Kenneth Branagh
Dominic Cooper
Dougray Scott

Best Adapted Screenplay
Adrian Hodges

Best Cinematography
Ben Smithard

Best Film Editing
Adam Recht

Best Art Direction
Donal Woods (Production Designer)
Judy Farr (Set Decorator)

Best Costume Design
Jill Taylor

Best Makeup
Jenny Shircore

Best Orignal Score
Conrad Pope

Best Sound Mixing
Richard Dyer (Production Sound Mixer)
Mike Dowson (Re-Recording Mixer)

Best Sound Editing
Nick Lowe (Supervising Sound Editor)

Best Visual Effects
Stefan Drury (Head of Visual Effects)
Sheila Wickens (Visual Effects Supervisor)