32nd César Awards

32nd César Awards
Date	24 February 2007
Site	Théâtre du Châtelet, Paris, France
Hosted by	Valérie Lemercier
Highlights
Best Film	Lady Chatterley
Best Actor	François Cluzet
Best Actress	Marina Hands
Television coverage
Network	Canal+
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The 32nd César Awards ceremony, presented by the Académie des Arts et Techniques du Cinéma, honoured the best films of 2006 in France and took place on 24 February 2007 at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris. The ceremony was chaired by Claude Brasseur and hosted by Valérie Lemercier. Lady Chatterley won the award for Best Film.

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Winners and nominees

Best Film (presented by Nathalie Baye) Lady Chatterley Days of Glory Don't Worry, I'm Fine Tell No One When I Was a Singer	Best Director (presented by Jeanne Moreau) Guillaume Canet – Tell No One Rachid Bouchareb – Days of Glory Pascale Ferran – Lady Chatterley Philippe Lioret – Don't Worry, I'm Fine Alain Resnais – Private Fears in Public Places
Best Actor (presented by Sabine Azéma) François Cluzet – Tell No One Michel Blanc – Je vous trouve très beau Alain Chabat – I Do Gérard Depardieu – When I Was a Singer Jean Dujardin – OSS 117: Cairo, Nest of Spies	Best Actress (presented by Pedro Almodóvar) Marina Hands – Lady Chatterley Cécile de France – Avenue Montaigne Cécile de France – When I Was a Singer Catherine Frot – The Page Turner Charlotte Gainsbourg – I Do
Best Supporting Actor (presented by Marie-France Pisier) Kad Merad – Don't Worry, I'm Fine Dany Boon – The Valet François Cluzet – Quatre étoiles André Dussollier – Tell No One Guy Marchand – Dans Paris	Best Supporting Actress (presented by Gérard Darmon) Valérie Lemercier – Avenue Montaigne Dani – Avenue Montaigne Bernadette Lafont – I Do Mylène Demongeot – French California Christine Citti – When I Was a Singer
Most Promising Actor (presented by Lou Doillon) Malik Zidi – Poison Friends Georges Babluani – 13 Tzameti Vincent Rottiers – The Passenger Arié Elmaleh – L'École pour tous James Thiérrée – Twice Upon a Time Rasha Bukvic – French California	Most Promising Actress (presented by Vincent Lindon) Mélanie Laurent – Don't Worry, I'm Fine Déborah François – The Page Turner Marina Hands – Lady Chatterley Aïssa Maïga – Bamako Maïwenn – Pardonnez-moi
Best Original Screenplay (presented by Linh Dan Pham and Hippolyte Girardot) Days of Glory – Olivier Lorelle and Rachid Bouchareb Jean-Philippe – Laurent Tuel and Christophe Turpin Avenue Montaigne – Danièle Thompson and Christopher Thompson When I Was a Singer – Xavier Giannoli Je vous trouve très beau – Isabelle Mergault	Best Adaptation (presented by Géraldine Pailhas and Gilles Lellouche) Lady Chatterley – Pascale Ferran, Roger Bohbot and Pierre Trividic Don't Worry, I'm Fine – Philippe Lioret and Olivier Adam OSS 117: Cairo, Nest of Spies – Jean-François Halin and Michel Hazanavicius Private Fears in Public Places – Jean-Michel Ribes Tell No One – Guillaume Canet and Philippe Lefèbvre
Best First Feature Film (presented by Dany Boon) Je vous trouve très beau 13 Tzameti Bad Faith Pardonnez-moi Fragments of Antonin	Best Cinematography (presented by Marina Foïs) Julien Hirsch – Lady Chatterley Patrick Blossier – Days of Glory Éric Gautier – Private Fears in Public Places Christophe Offenstein – Tell No One Guillaume Schiffman – OSS 117: Cairo, Nest of Spies
Best Editing (presented by Marina Foïs) Hervé de Luze – Tell No One Yannick Kergoat – Days of Glory Sylvie Landra – Avenue Montaigne Hervé de Luze – Private Fears in Public Places Martine Giordano – When I Was a Singer	Best Sound (presented by Catherine Jacob) Gabriel Hafner and François Musy – When I Was a Singer Thomas Gauder, Olivier Hespel, Franck Rubio and Olivier Walczak – Days of Glory Jean-Jacques Ferran, Jean-Pierre Laforce and Nicolas Moreau – Lady Chatterley Jean-Marie Blondel, Thomas Desjonquères and Gérard Lamps – Private Fears in Public Places Pierre Gamand, Jean Goudier and Gérard Lamps – Tell No One
Best Original Music (presented by Rossy de Palma) Matthieu Chedid – Tell No One Gabriel Yared – Azur & Asmar: The Princes' Quest Armand Amar – Days of Glory Jérôme Lemonnier – The Page Turner Mark Snow – Private Fears in Public Places	Best Costume Design (presented by Bérénice Bejo) Marie-Claude Altot – Lady Chatterley Jackie Budin – Private Fears in Public Places Charlotte David – OSS 117: Cairo, Nest of Spies Pierre-Jean Larroque – The Tiger Brigades Michèle Richer – Days of Glory
Best Production Design (presented by Catherine Jacob) Maamar Ech-Cheikh – OSS 117: Cairo, Nest of Spies Dominique Dourand – Days of Glory François-Renaud Labarthe – Lady Chatterley Jacques Saulnier – Private Fears in Public Places Jean-Luc Raoul – The Tiger Brigades	Best Short Film (presented by Zoé Félix) Fais de beaux rêves Bonbon au poivre The Guitar Lesson Le Mammouth Pobalski Les Volets
Best Documentary Film (presented by Yann Arthus-Bertrand) Dans la peau de Jacques Chirac La Fille du juge Ici Najac, à vous la terre Down There Zidane: A 21st Century Portrait	Best Foreign Film (presented by Hilary Swank) Little Miss Sunshine Babel Brokeback Mountain Volver The Queen
Honorary César (presented by Claude Brasseur) Marlène Jobert Jude Law

Viewers

The show was followed by 2.3 millions of viewers. This corresponds to 12% of the audience.^[1]

References

^ "César 2015 : Audiences en légère hausse pour Canal+". 21 February 2015.

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