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Well, yes, obviously.

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Well, welcome to our award special, taking a look at the pictures primed to pick up the prizes at this year's

awards. We're covering all the front runners for best picture across the major upcoming awards,

some of the best director categories from guests we've had on the show and a few others

nominated for different categories. We're looking across the board at BAFTAs and SAGs and Oscars.

Mark explain what on earth is going on and who these organisations are.

Well, SAG, Screen Actors Guild, Oscars, I think we all know, Oscar-Moscow, and BAFTAs, which are the British Awards, which for ages and ages, everyone had to explain, yes, it's not just the British awards for British films, it's the British awards for films, some of which are British

and therefore have a slightly more British flavour in some categories, but they are, yes,

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