‘One Battle After Another’ Wins Top Honor at London Critics’ Circle Film Awards as Timothée Chalamet Is Named Best Actor

“One Battle After Another” added to its growing haul of statuettes on Sunday night in London, where it won four honors at the 46th annual London Critics Circle film awards.

Alongside the top film of the Year award, Paul Thomas Anderson was named director of the year and screenwriter of the year, while Sean Penn won the supporting actor gong.

Timothée Chalamet, meanwhile, chose the perfect weekend to stop by the British capital to give a couple of Q&As for “Marty Supreme,” winning actor of the year (which he last won in 2018 for “Call Me By Your Name”). Jessie Buckley claimed the top actress award for “Hamnet.”

Elsewhere, Amy Madigan landed the best supporting actress award for “Weapons” while Netflix’ megahit “Kpop Demon Hunters,” ineligible for the BAFTAs, claimed perhaps his only honor on British soil.

Alongside the main winners, Cynthia Erivo received the Derek Malcolm Award for Innovation,…