The video features Brian Rowe and Cameron Scheetz discussing their final predictions for the top eight categories at the 79th BAFTA Awards. They open by noting the unpredictable correlation between BAFTA and Oscar wins (1:05-1:47), highlighting how some years align closely (e.g., Oppenheimer year) while others do not (e.g., 2022).
Here's a breakdown of their predictions:
Best Adapted Screenplay (3:38-9:02): They largely agree on One Battle After Another as the frontrunner, though Hamnet is a strong contender.
Best Original Screenplay (10:39-16:00): This category sparks a disagreement, with Cameron leaning towards Sentimental Value and Brian predicting Sinners.
Best Supporting Actor (16:02-20:25): Both predict Stellan Skarsgård for Sentimental Value, noting his Golden Globe win and legendary status.
Best Supporting Actress (27:17-36:20): Brian makes a "no guts, no glory" prediction for One Musaku Sinners, while Cameron picks Tiana Taylor for One Battle After Another.
Best Actor (36:20-43:00): They both confidently predict Timothy Shalamé for Marty Supreme, citing his strong campaign and talent.
Best Actress (43:00-50:10): Jesse Buckley for Hamnet is considered the easiest prediction, with both agreeing she is the clear favorite.
Best Director (50:10-55:00): Paul Thomas Anderson for One Battle After Another is the consensus pick, with little perceived competition.
Best Film (55:00-1:01:50): Another point of disagreement, with Cameron predicting Hamnet and Brian sticking with One Battle After Another.
They conclude by discussing the quiet period in the awards season and the upcoming string of ceremonies that will lead up to the Oscars (1:02:19-1:03:15).
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