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Mark Rylance, Suranne Jones Win Top Prizes At BAFTA TV Awards 2016
"I'm so much more nervous at this ceremony tonight than I've (been). Because I've been rather celebrated this year, more than is good for any man. (I've been) at the Academy Awards and the Golden Globes and Australian Academy Awards," said Mark Rylance
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BAFTA TV Awards 2016: Complete List of Winners
Oscar-winning actor Mark Rylance won Leading Actor for his performance in TV series Wolf Hall, which also won Best Drama. Suranne Jones won Leading Actress for Doctor Foster
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Grammys 2016: No Win For Anoushka Shankar But Asif Kapadia Scores
The Indian sitarist appeared in great spirits as she took to present at the Grammys in a blue Manish Arora dress. Anoushka Shankar, who was nominated in the category for the fifth time, lost it out to Angelique Kidjo for Sings. Mr Kapadia's Grammy win comes close to the heels of his triumph at the BAFTA awards recently
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Kate Winslet on What Leonardo Feels About Titanic Survival Controversy
At the BAFTA 2016, which was held at the Royal Opera House in London on February 14, Kate said: "Do you know what's lovely? So much time has passed that it doesn't matter what I say now. It's not going to be a story that causes a huge furore. It'll just be something that makes people laugh"
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Leonardo DiCaprio and the BAFTA Kiss That Went Viral
The kiss cam, making its debut at the BAFTAs, was disappointed by real life couple Michael Fassbender and Alicia Vikander but Leonardo literally leapt out of his seat to plant a peck on the cheek of Dame Maggie Smith when it was his turn. Luckily for Leo, she didn't wither him with aristocratic scorn as her Downton Abbey character
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BAFTA 2016: Asif Kapadia's Amy Wins Best Documentary
Amy beat Cartel Land, He Named Me Malala, Listen to Me Marlon and Sherpa to win the honour. Amy is a documentary on late British singer Amy Winehouse. "We really fell in love with her when making the film and our aim and mission was really to try and tell the truth about her," said the director
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BAFTA 2016: Idris Elba Made This Actress 'a Bit Nervous'
"Sorry, Idris Elba. You're making me a bit nervous," she said, adding, "But I'm just psychologically programmed to want chocolate on Valentine's Day." Mr Elba was nominated for his role in Beasts of No Nation. BAFTA were held in London on February 14
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BAFTA 2016: Stephen Fry Asks Twitter to Keep Calm. 'Bag Lady Got the Joke'
Stephen Fry, said "only one of the great cinematic costume designers would come to an awards ceremony dressed as a bag lady" after Ms Beavan won the award for her work in Mad Max:. Mr Fry, who has presented the awards since 2001, responded on Twitter to those who were offended
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BAFTA 2016: Redmayne Says Hollywood is a 'Hard Industry' Amid Diversity Row
Creatives of Colour Network group demonstrated outside London's Royal Opera House as the movie awards season faces continued debate about the industry remaining dominated by white actors and males. The Danish Girl actor Eddie Redmayne said, "It's quite a hard industry. And it takes time. But if you're passionate enough you'll do it"
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BAFTA 2016: Kate Winslet Was Asked to 'Settle For Fat Girl' Roles
"When I was younger, when I was 14, I was told by a drama teacher that I might do OK if I was happy to settle for the fat girl parts," Kate said in her acceptance speech. "So, what I always feel is that any young woman who has ever been put down by a teacher, by a friend, by even a parent, just don't listen to any of it," she added
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BAFTA 2016: Saeed Jaffrey, Alan Rickman, David Bowie Remembered
Saeed Jaffrey's most notable international performances are in The Man Who Would Be King, Death on the Nile, Sphinx and A Passage to India. The actor was paid tribute in the obituary section alongside Alan Rickman, Maureen O'Hara, Omar Sharif, David Bowie, Ron Moody, Frank Finlay and Christopher Lee
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BAFTA 2016: Leonardo DiCaprio's The Revenant is Top Winner
"I am overwhelmed," said The Revenant director Mr Inarritu as he accepted the award at a star-studded BAFTA Awards in London. "I'm shocked and amazed, honoured. To tell you the truth none of this was expected," said Leonardo DiCaprio, who won Leading Actor for the movie
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BAFTA 2016: Complete List of Winners
The Revenant won the Best Film at the awards gala, and Hollywood stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Brie Larson won the Leading Actor and the Leading Actress respectively. Kate Winslet received the BAFTA for Best Supporting actress for Steve Jobs. The 69th British Academy Film Awards were hosted by actor Stephen Fry in London
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BAFTA 2016: Full List of Nominations
BAFTA will be held on 14 February 2016 at the Royal Opera House in London. The nominations were announced on January 8. Steven Spielberg's Bridge Of Spies and Todd Haynes' Carol led the list with nine nominations each. Alejandro G Inarritu's The Revenant follows with eight nods each
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BAFTA 2016: Carol, Bridge of Spies Tie For Top Honours
Steven Spielberg spy thriller Bridge of Spies and the story of romance between two women Carol led nominations on Friday for Britain's Bafta film awards, seen as a tip for later Oscar success. Both Cold War era stories set in the United States in the 1950s, the films have nine nominations each and are both nominated in the best film category
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Mark Rylance, Suranne Jones Win Top Prizes At BAFTA TV Awards 2016
"I'm so much more nervous at this ceremony tonight than I've (been). Because I've been rather celebrated this year, more than is good for any man. (I've been) at the Academy Awards and the Golden Globes and Australian Academy Awards," said Mark Rylance
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BAFTA TV Awards 2016: Complete List of Winners
Oscar-winning actor Mark Rylance won Leading Actor for his performance in TV series Wolf Hall, which also won Best Drama. Suranne Jones won Leading Actress for Doctor Foster
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Grammys 2016: No Win For Anoushka Shankar But Asif Kapadia Scores
The Indian sitarist appeared in great spirits as she took to present at the Grammys in a blue Manish Arora dress. Anoushka Shankar, who was nominated in the category for the fifth time, lost it out to Angelique Kidjo for Sings. Mr Kapadia's Grammy win comes close to the heels of his triumph at the BAFTA awards recently
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Kate Winslet on What Leonardo Feels About Titanic Survival Controversy
At the BAFTA 2016, which was held at the Royal Opera House in London on February 14, Kate said: "Do you know what's lovely? So much time has passed that it doesn't matter what I say now. It's not going to be a story that causes a huge furore. It'll just be something that makes people laugh"
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Leonardo DiCaprio and the BAFTA Kiss That Went Viral
The kiss cam, making its debut at the BAFTAs, was disappointed by real life couple Michael Fassbender and Alicia Vikander but Leonardo literally leapt out of his seat to plant a peck on the cheek of Dame Maggie Smith when it was his turn. Luckily for Leo, she didn't wither him with aristocratic scorn as her Downton Abbey character
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BAFTA 2016: Asif Kapadia's Amy Wins Best Documentary
Amy beat Cartel Land, He Named Me Malala, Listen to Me Marlon and Sherpa to win the honour. Amy is a documentary on late British singer Amy Winehouse. "We really fell in love with her when making the film and our aim and mission was really to try and tell the truth about her," said the director
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BAFTA 2016: Idris Elba Made This Actress 'a Bit Nervous'
"Sorry, Idris Elba. You're making me a bit nervous," she said, adding, "But I'm just psychologically programmed to want chocolate on Valentine's Day." Mr Elba was nominated for his role in Beasts of No Nation. BAFTA were held in London on February 14
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BAFTA 2016: Stephen Fry Asks Twitter to Keep Calm. 'Bag Lady Got the Joke'
Stephen Fry, said "only one of the great cinematic costume designers would come to an awards ceremony dressed as a bag lady" after Ms Beavan won the award for her work in Mad Max:. Mr Fry, who has presented the awards since 2001, responded on Twitter to those who were offended
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BAFTA 2016: Redmayne Says Hollywood is a 'Hard Industry' Amid Diversity Row
Creatives of Colour Network group demonstrated outside London's Royal Opera House as the movie awards season faces continued debate about the industry remaining dominated by white actors and males. The Danish Girl actor Eddie Redmayne said, "It's quite a hard industry. And it takes time. But if you're passionate enough you'll do it"
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BAFTA 2016: Kate Winslet Was Asked to 'Settle For Fat Girl' Roles
"When I was younger, when I was 14, I was told by a drama teacher that I might do OK if I was happy to settle for the fat girl parts," Kate said in her acceptance speech. "So, what I always feel is that any young woman who has ever been put down by a teacher, by a friend, by even a parent, just don't listen to any of it," she added
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BAFTA 2016: Saeed Jaffrey, Alan Rickman, David Bowie Remembered
Saeed Jaffrey's most notable international performances are in The Man Who Would Be King, Death on the Nile, Sphinx and A Passage to India. The actor was paid tribute in the obituary section alongside Alan Rickman, Maureen O'Hara, Omar Sharif, David Bowie, Ron Moody, Frank Finlay and Christopher Lee
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BAFTA 2016: Leonardo DiCaprio's The Revenant is Top Winner
"I am overwhelmed," said The Revenant director Mr Inarritu as he accepted the award at a star-studded BAFTA Awards in London. "I'm shocked and amazed, honoured. To tell you the truth none of this was expected," said Leonardo DiCaprio, who won Leading Actor for the movie
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BAFTA 2016: Complete List of Winners
The Revenant won the Best Film at the awards gala, and Hollywood stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Brie Larson won the Leading Actor and the Leading Actress respectively. Kate Winslet received the BAFTA for Best Supporting actress for Steve Jobs. The 69th British Academy Film Awards were hosted by actor Stephen Fry in London
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BAFTA 2016: Full List of Nominations
BAFTA will be held on 14 February 2016 at the Royal Opera House in London. The nominations were announced on January 8. Steven Spielberg's Bridge Of Spies and Todd Haynes' Carol led the list with nine nominations each. Alejandro G Inarritu's The Revenant follows with eight nods each
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BAFTA 2016: Carol, Bridge of Spies Tie For Top Honours
Steven Spielberg spy thriller Bridge of Spies and the story of romance between two women Carol led nominations on Friday for Britain's Bafta film awards, seen as a tip for later Oscar success. Both Cold War era stories set in the United States in the 1950s, the films have nine nominations each and are both nominated in the best film category
