BRITISH FILM ACADEMY AWARDS

The British Film Academy Awards were held at the Odeon Leicester Square, attended by notable figures like Roger Manmulse and Lord Mountbatten. Lord Mountbatten, founder of the Royal Naval Film Corporation, expressed gratitude to the film industry. Awards were presented, with 'The Blue Lamp' winning best British film and 'All About Eve' winning best film from any source.

Where was the British Film Academy Awards ceremony held?

• Royal Albert Hall

• Odeon Leicester Square

• The Savoy Hotel

• London Palladium

Who addressed the assembly at the British Film Academy Awards?

• Roger Manmulse

• Basil Dearden

• Lord Mountbatten

• Sir Michael Bulken

What was Lord Mountbatten's role in the event?

• He was a guest speaker

• He performed a musical piece

• He distributed certificates

• He was an award recipient

Which film won the award for the best British film?

• The Red Shoes

• The Third Man

• The Blue Lamp

• Brief Encounter

Which film was awarded the best film from any source?

• A Streetcar Named Desire

• All About Eve

• Sunset Boulevard

• The African Queen