Winner of leading actor
Interview with Jean Dujardin
JEAN DUJARDIN:  Merci beaucoup.  Thank you.
Q.	You must feel like pinching yourself to wake up from the dream; the happiest dream of your life?
A.	Yeah.
Q.	(inaudible)
JEAN DUJARDIN:  No, not yet.  No, I just -- I would like to thank Michel Hazanavicius.  Michel Hazanavicius is a genius for this role.  Thomas Langmann, Berenice Bejo, my partner, and the audiences.  The audiences who have embraced this project, this movie.  No, I am -- I am shocked, yeah.
Q.	When did you realise that you were involved in, not merely a movie, but a phenomenon?
JEAN DUJARDIN:  When?  Oh!  Every day.  Today, now.  And there was a detail in Cannes, in the Festival of Cannes.  It's unbelievable.  It's -- and it's just -- it's just a love story, a simple story, between George Valentine and Peppy Miller, but it is a huge story, because -- it is a simple story.
Q.	You are very famous, of course, in France.  You are now internationally famous.  What impact is all this is going to have on your career?  Scripts must be arriving every day.
JEAN DUJARDIN:  Maybe.  I don't know.  At this moment, just sleeping.
No, I have -- I have another movie, a French movie in April, in the south of France.  And after -- no, it is too early to tell.
Q.	What is the next movie called?  Can you tell us what it is about?
A.	Mobius, it is a French movie.  The director is Eric Rochant.  It is a -- and it's with Cecile de France, yeah.
Q.	Well, hearty congratulations, Monsieur Dujardin.
JEAN DUJARDIN:  No, thank you.  Merci a vous.
Q.	I take it you are going to celebrate like a Frenchman now?
JEAN DUJARDIN:  Yes, absolutement, en boire de vin, beaucoup de vin.
Q.	Even with my schoolboy French, I guessed you said you were going to have a little glass of wine?
JEAN DUJARDIN:  A little glass of wine.
Q.	I was being polite.
JEAN DUJARDIN:  Thank you to BAFTA.  Thank you very much.
(End of interview)