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Bafta craftsman reveals quirky repair jobs carried out for award winners
The bronze masks are being made at a west London foundry ahead of this year's awards show, which is being held in less than two weeks.
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Lack of diversity could damage BAFTAs, says director Steve McQueen
Last week in an email to BAFTA voters, chief executive Amanda Berry called the lack of diversity in this year's nominees 'frustrating and deeply disappointing'.
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Cynthia Erivo, Greta Gerwig and Awkwafina among Bafta snubs
Joker, The Irishman and Once Upon…A Time In Hollywood lead the nominations for the film awards.
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Lack of black Bafta nominees ridiculous, says Blue Story director
This year's Baftas feature an all-white list of acting nominees and there are no female directors up for an award.
MoviesDaniel WelshBaftas 2020 Slammed After Only White Actors Receive Nominations
While Margot Robbie has received two nominations in the same category, it's been noted actors of colour have been overlooked completely.
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Film producer Kathleen Kennedy to receive Bafta Fellowship
The American's long list of credits includes several Star Wars and Indiana Jones films.
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Graham Norton to host 2020 BAFTA film awards
The comedian will follow in the footsteps of Joanna Lumley and Stephen Fry.
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Cineworld withdraws its support from BAFTA over its policy on streaming movies
The cinema chain Cineworld has withdrawn its support from BAFTA, following wins for the streaming movie Roma at this year's awards.
- MoviesTom Butler
Vue CEO goes to war with BAFTA over Netflix's 'made for TV' films
"It is clear that Netflix made at best a token effort to screen 'Roma'"
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Joanna Lumley's 'train wreck' BAFTA jokes are getting brutally panned
Joanna Lumley may be something of a national treasure, but whoever was writing her jokes as she presented last night’s BAFTAs truly and wholly let the side down. It seemed to imply that Hart’s downfall had something to do with Twitter.
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BAFTAs: Rami Malek wins Best Actor for 'Bohemian Rhapsody', doesn't thank Bryan Singer
Rami Malek has won the leading actor prize at the BAFTAs for Bohemian Rhapsody. Malek plays iconic British rocker Freddie Mercury in the film, which charts his life and pop career with Queen. Malek said: “This is truly extraordinary.
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BAFTAs: 'Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse' wins Best Animated Film
Spider-Man: Into The Spider-verse has won the best animated film prize at the BAFTAs.
- MoviesSam Ashurst
‘Stan & Ollie’s Steve Coogan and John C Reilly have a big problem with awards (exclusive)
Stan & Ollie star John C Reilly says: “It puts a folly to the whole thing.”
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Brian May Speaks Out To Suggest 'Bohemian Rhapsody' Has Been Snubbed At Baftas, Despite 7 Nominations
"I can only conclude that these people don’t really understand what was achieved by our team."
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Fired 'Bohemian Rhapsody' director Bryan Singer's BAFTA nod sparks backlash
The accolades continue to roll in for 'Bohemian Rhapsody' and, by default, controversial director Bryan Singer.
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BAFTA 2019 nominations: The biggest snubs and surprises
Black Panther, Mary Poppins and Oliver Hardy all have reasons to be upset.
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BAFTAs 2019: Full list of nominations
The British Academy of Film and Television Arts has today announced the nominees for the EE British Academy Film Awards 2019.
- MoviesSam Ashurst
When are the BAFTAs 2018 on TV, how to watch and who’s hosting?
All you need to know about the legendary British awards ceremony
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The 2017 BAFTA nominations worth celebrating
Dave Jones and Hayley Squires in ‘I, Daniel Blake’, Eddie Redmayne in ‘Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them’ and Viggo Mortensen in ‘Captain Fantastic’. This year’s BAFTA Film Award nomiantions have been announced and it’s packed with the big awards season contenders, including ‘Moonlight’, ‘Manchester By The Sea’ and, of course, the seemingly-unstoppable ‘La La Land’. BAFTA has always and will always, understandably, favour British films, so ‘I, Daniel Blake’ isn’t exactly a huge surprise.
