LONDON, UK – The Bafta Film Awards in London on Sunday brought together a star-studded lineup of actors and actresses, showcasing their glamorous looks and celebrating their achievements in the film industry. Among the attendees was Margot Robbie, known for her role as Barbie. While she was nominated for best actress, the award ultimately went to Emma Stone for her performance in the film Poor Things, with Emily Blunt also recognized for her role in Oppenheimer.
The film Oppenheimer led the evening with seven wins, including the coveted best actor award, which went to Cillian Murphy. His co-star, Robert Downey Jr., also received recognition with the prize for best supporting actor.
The red carpet also saw the reunion of actors Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal, who previously starred in the Bafta-nominated grief drama All of Us Strangers. Additionally, Daisy Edgar-Jones, known for her role in the TV show Normal People, made a fashion statement with a striking burgundy gown paired with matching hot pants.
Supermodel Naomi Campbell engaged in warm conversation with Rosamund Pike, who was nominated for best supporting actress for Saltburn. And Bradley Cooper and Carey Mulligan, stars of the film Maestro, shared a light-hearted moment at the event.
Sophie Ellis-Bextor performed her hit song “Murder on the Dancefloor,” bringing a nostalgic touch to the evening. The event also saw the attendance of esteemed actor David Tennant, who hosted the awards and sported an astrology-inspired suit on the red carpet.
The evening was a celebration of talent, glamour, and artistry, as actors and actresses from all over the world came together to honor the best achievements in film.