MoviesOlivia MorrisTV star's controversial dig at Kate Middleton
Sue Perkins made an awkward joke about the royal birth at the BAFTA TV awards.
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‘David Attenborough was robbed!’: BAFTA 2018 viewers outraged as Blue Planet II loses out on TV award
Blue Planet II fans were left in shock after the much-loved documentary series missed out on a BAFTA TV gong.
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TV BAFTAs 2018 Winners List: 'This Country' And 'Three Girls' Lead The Awards Pack
BBC comedy 'This Country' and mini-series 'Three Girls' lead the winners at
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BAFTA 2017 Film Awards winners gallery
‘La La Land’ was the big winner of the 2017 British Academy Film Awards picking up 5 awards in total. Here’s who won the big prizes on the night.
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BAFTAs 2017: The biggest snubs and surprises
With awards season in full swing, it was the turn of the Brits last night to take their time in the limelight at the 70th EE British Academy Film Awards last night. Who were the big winners and losers of the night?
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Spider-Man's Tom Holland named EE BAFTA Rising Star 2017
Tom Holland has been named the EE Rising Star of 2017 at the 70th EE British Academy Film Awards.
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La La Land is the joyous, vibrant film we need in 2017
In pole position for this year’s prize is ‘La La Land’, a film arriving as much-needed respite following the many shocks, horrors and uncertainties of 2016. ‘La La Land’ is a mug of hot chocolate after getting caught in a sleet storm. It’s a sincere homage to a bygone Hollywood era, and so there are certainly similarities to be drawn with another Oscar-winner – ‘The Artist’, but none favour the 2012 Best Picture winner. What undoes Michel Hazanavicius’ well-meaning ode to silent movies is its knowing winks, and a single line of illusion-cracking dialogue. ‘La La Land’ by contrast is a wholehearted and true resurrection of a long-forgotten form which pays tribute in all the right ways, but is contemporary also, making the genre work for modern audiences but never trampling its legacy.
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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.
MoviesYahoo Movies UKRebel Wilson Steals The Show At The BAFTAs With Hilarious Idris Elba Joke
‘Pitch Perfect’ star Rebel Wilson provided the biggest laughs of the night at the 2016 BAFTAs. Presenting the Best Supporting Actor category, she said: “It’s so great to be here at this really serious event. I have never been invited to The Oscars because as you know they are racists. But the BAFTAs have diverse members.
