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<p>Saltburn star Rosamund Pike said she would love the film to be recognized at this year’s Bafta ceremony because “the film is so British, and sometimes the British are not good at celebrating their own country”. Pike was one of several British and Irish stars to attend the annual Bafta Tea Party in Los Angeles, alongside Oppenheimer’s Emily Blunt and Cillian Murphy, Maestro’s Carey Mulligan, Succession’s Brian Cox and The Last Of Us’ Bella Ramsey.</p>
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Saltburn star Rosamund Pike said she would love the film to be recognized at this year’s Bafta ceremony because “the film is so British, and sometimes the British are not good at celebrating their own country”. Pike was one of several British and Irish stars to attend the annual Bafta Tea Party in Los Angeles, alongside Oppenheimer’s Emily Blunt and Cillian Murphy, Maestro’s Carey Mulligan, Succession’s Brian Cox and The Last Of Us’ Bella Ramsey.