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Bradley Cooper Makes Prince William Laugh After Royal Tells Him: 'I Didn't Know You Could Sing!'
Prince William Meets Bradley Cooper at the BAFTAs
- MoviesYahoo Movies UK
BAFTA viewers drop by half a million
The number of people tuning in to watch the BAFTAs on television took a sharp nosedive last night.
- MoviesBen Arnold
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.
- MoviesHanna Flint
The biggest snubs and surprises at the 2019 BAFTAs
The BAFTA results threw us a couple of big awards season curveballs.
- MoviesHanna Flint
BAFTAs 2019: Letitia Wright opens up about depression during EE Rising Star speech
“A few years ago I saw myself in a deep state of depression."
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BAFTAs 2019: Andy Serkis insults Queen with Freddie Mercury dig
The actor-director was presenting the Original Music award at the 2019 ceremony with Danai Gurira.
- MoviesTom Butler
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
Thelma Schoonmaker: Martin Scorsese’s ‘The Irishman’ is 'not Goodfellas' (exclusive)
And it’s doing something no-one’s ever seen before.
- MoviesHuffPost UK
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
- StyleGeorgie Darling
Solidarity at the BAFTAs: Women set to dress in black as part of the Time's Up movement
Wearing black isn't the only positive step forward for women at the BAFTAs this year.
- MoviesHanna Flint
2018 BAFTA nominations: The biggest snubs and suprises
From 'God's Own Country' to 'Paddington 2' there have been some shockers in this year's nominations.
- MoviesMike P Williams
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?
- MoviesGregory Wakeman
BAFTA bosses are very concerned about a deluge of anti-Trump speeches
The current political climate is so tribal and partisan that it has encouraged Hollywood’s finest to use the platform awards season affords them to voice their views. If recent speeches at the Golden Globes and SAG awards are anything to go by, anti-Trump sentiments are likely to pepper the upcoming BAFTA Awards on February 12, and it’s now been revealed that organisers are deeply concerned about the potential deluge of protests.
- MoviesBen Skipper
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.
