- The BAFTAs took place at London's Royal Festival Hall
- Prince William was in attendance
- Doctor Who star David Tennant hosted
- Red carpet arrivals kicked off in the early afternoon
- See the complete list of BAFTA winners including videos from the winners' room
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Christopher Nolan says Best Director win is "thrilling"
Emmy's also seen Christopher Nolan speak after his BAFTA gong for Best Director for Oppenheimer.
Christopher, whose other directorial work includes Inception, Tenet, and Dunkirk, said the recognition from BAFTA and fans is "thrilling". Watch the moment below.
Emma Stone and Cillian Murphy's "chinwag"
Emma Stone, winner of Best Actress for Poor Things, admitted she and fellow BAFTA Best Actor winner, Cillian Murphy, have had a little "chinwag".
Watch the moment from Emmy's video below.
Cillian Murphy 'humbled' to win Best Actor
Emmy shared this moment from the winners' room - Cillian Murphy saying how "humbled" he is to win Best Actor for Oppenheimer, and that people come up to him in the street saying they've watched it at least five times. Wow!
We're in the winners room
Our TV and Film Editor, Emmy Griffiths, is in the winners' room at the BAFTAs.
Da'Vine Joy Randolph has just shared how grateful she is for her win tonight. You can watch the moment below.
She bagged the award for Best Supporting Actress for her part in The Holdovers.
Oppenheimer rounds out BAFTA sweep with Best Film Award
Oppenheimer was well and truly the big winner of the night. After securing six BAFTAs, the Christopher Nolan vehicle rounded out the evening with the prestigious Best Film Award. Cillian Murphy, Christopher Nolan, Charles Roven and Emma Thomas accepted the golden statuette on behalf of the entire cast and crew.
© GettyEmma Stone applauded for Best Actress win
Emma Stone was honoured with the Best Actress BAFTA. The 35-year-old's performance in Poor Things has been hailed as a career best.
© Joe Maher/BAFTACillian Murphy triumphs with Best Actor BAFTA
In a drumroll moment, Cate Blanchett announced Cillian Murphy's win for Best Actor. Naturally, the actor was quick to thank his 'Open-homies' in his speech.
© GettyMia McKenna Bruce is this year's EE Rising Star
Following her stellar performance in How To Have Sex, Mia McKenna Bruce received the EE Rising Star Award. With such an impressive start to her career, we can't wait to see what she does next!
© Gareth Cattermole/BAFTAChristopher Nolan wins Best Director
And Best Director goes to...Christopher Nolan!
Adding to Oppenheimer's BAFTA sweep, the esteemed filmmaker was cheered on by stars Cillian Murphy, Emily Blunt, Florence Pugh and Robert Downey Jr., not to mention his wife of 26 years, Emma Thomas.
"I have so many people to thank for this," he says in his acceptance speech. "An incredible cast, led by the peerless Cillian Murphy. To Emma Thomas, our producer; I love you."
© GettyHannah Waddingham has the audience in tears
For the In Memoriam segment, Ted Lasso actress Hannah Waddingham performed a moving rendition of 'Time After Time' and there wasn't a dry eye in the house.
© GettyDa'Vine Joy Randolph is crowned Best Supporting Actress
Da'Vine Joy Randolph is unstoppable! After scoring a Golden Globe Award for The Holdovers in January, the actress is now a BAFTA winner. Collecting her award for Best Supporting Actress, she says: "This is a movie we made in Boston about three people that came together to form a little family. Mary [her character] shows us what is possible when we look beyond our differences."
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And the BAFTA for the Best Supporting Actor goes to...
The first acting award has been handed out and the BAFTA for the Best Supporting Actor went to...
Robert Downey Jr. for Oppenheimer!
In his acceptance speech, Robert thanked his wife Susan, calling her his "alpha and omega".
© GettyFirst winners are announced - SPOILER ALERT
The ceremony is being broadcast on BBC One at 7pm tonight, but the awards have begun and the first winners have been announced.
BAFTA for Original screenplay: "Anatomy of a Fall" — Justine Triet, Arthur Harari
BAFTA for Editing: "Oppenheimer," Jennifer Lame
BAFTA for Casting: "The Holdovers" — Susan Shopmaker
Winner Susan forgot to collect her award, so host David Tennant ended up running after her in a funny moment on stage!
BAFTA for Animated Film: "The Boy and the Heron" — Hayao Miyazaki, Toshio Suzuki
BAFTA for Special Visual Effects: "Poor Things" — Simon Hughes
BAFTA for Outstanding debut by a British writer, director or producer: "Earth Mama" — Savanah Leaf (Writer, Director, Producer), Shirley O'Connor (Producer), Medb Riordan (Producer)
Make sure to check back here for the complete winners list.
Catching up with Cate and Becks
Before the ceremony kicked off, William spent time mingling with some of the stars inside the Royal Festival Hall.
He caught up with David Beckham, who he's worked with on various projects including United for Wildlife, and also shared a moment with Cate Blanchett, who he recently saw in November in Singapore for the Earthshot Awards.
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© GettyPrince William makes solo appearance
Prince William made a solo appearance at the BAFTAs. The royal and president of BAFTA walked the red carpet without his wife Princess Kate, who is currently at home, where she's continuing to recover from post-abdominal surgery.
Royal update
Emmy's just got the scoop on Prince William's 'imminent' arrival at the BAFTAs! Let the countdown begin...
Da'Vine Joy Randolph channels Old Hollywood glamour
Da'Vine Joy Randolph is another major contender tonight. The actress, who looks absolutely incredible, is up for Best Supporting Actress thanks to her moving performance in The Holdovers. Last month, Da'Vine celebrated her first ever Golden Globe win so it's safe to say she's on a roll!
© GettyThe trio we never knew we needed
Hollywood powerhouses Emily Blunt, Margot Robbie and Emma Stone beamed as they caught up on the red carpet, and we can't get enough of their friendship.
© GettyBest Actress nominee Emma Stone has arrived
Hollywood golden girl Emma Stone has rocked up with Poor Things director Yorgos Lanthimos. These two are a match made in heaven when it comes to film, and their latest collaboration has secured 11 nominations. I wonder how many awards they'll take home tonight!
© GettyHey Barbie!
It's BAFTAs Barbie. Margot Robbie has stepped out in a stunning pink and black bustier creation, and we're OBSESSED. The Australian actress looked picture perfect while posing with her very own Ken, aka producer Tom Ackerley.
© GettyBest Actor nominee Cillian Murphy is here
Cillian Murphy has officially arrived. A momentous night for the A-lister, Cillian is up for Best Actor.
In total, Oppenheimer has bagged 13 nominations with nods for Best Director, Supporting Actress, Supporting Actor, Best Film, Cinematography and more. It's anyone's game tonight.
© GettyLily Collins just ruled the red carpet
Forget Emily in Paris, let's talk about Lily in London! The brunette beauty is turning heads on the red carpet – we can't get enough of her romantic puff-sleeved gown. The lovely Lily is accompanied by her husband of two years, director Charlie McDowell.
© GettyMorfydd Clark spills the tea to HELLO!
HELLO!'s red carpet correspondent, Emmy, just caught up with Rings of Power actress Morfydd Clark, and she's spilling the tea on season two.
Paul Giamatti is in the house
BAFTA nominee Paul Giamatti is making the rounds on the red carpet. The actor – who portrays jaded teacher Paul Hunham in The Holdovers – is up for Best Actor.
© GettyThe host has arrived
The man of the moment, David Tennant has arrived! The Scottish actor is taking over from last year's host, Richard E Grant, who presented alongside Alison Hammond. Can we all take a moment to appreciate his green and gold celestial suit? Doctor Who would be proud...
© GettyScenes from the red carpet
Before the red carpet gets into full swing, here's what to expect...
From 2pm to 4pm, stars including Margot Robbie, Emily Blunt, Cillian Murphy and Prince William are expected to arrive in the most stunning designs. After heading into the venue, the awards ceremony will then air on BBC One and BBC iPlayer from 7pm. It's also worth noting that there will be an hour's delay between the live event and the broadcast.
Introducing HELLO!'s red carpet correspondent
Tonight, me and my laptop will be keeping you updated on everything from the red carpet to royal arrivals and the results, but we've also got HELLO!'s resident TV & Film Editor, Emmy Griffiths on the ground. With the red carpet kicking off at 2pm, she's officially arrived at the Royal Festival Hall, where she'll be chatting with a few familiar faces.
Ready for a night at the BAFTAs?
The BAFTAs are back! Tonight, Team Barbie, the Oppenhomies and more A-listers are gearing up to grace the red carpet, before heading into London's Royal Festival Hall. A cornerstone of awards season, it's set to be a night to remember – and I've already got my glass of fizz ready! So, without further ado, let's raise the curtain (and a glass) to the 2024 BAFTAs...
