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BAFTA 2015 Winners Announced

The celebrities sparkled and the carpet was red. The BAFTA awards took place this evening in fabulous Royal Opera House in London and with many of the nominations echoing the upcoming Oscars so many people are wondering if there is an indication of who will take home a statuette alongside their BAFTA this year. Anyway, there are a few surprises but it's not a shock to see British movie The Theory of Everything having so much success, it's a shame the beautifully shot The Imitation Game didn't take home any gongs. The horror! Enjoy the list of winners while I head off for a celebratory drink or two.

Best Film in 2015

Boyhood
Dir: Richard Linklater

Leading Actor

Eddie Redmayne - The Theory of Everything

Leading Actress

Julianne Moore - Still Alice

Outstanding British Film

The Theory of Everything
Dir: James Marsh

Best Supporting Actor

J.K Simmons - Whiplash

Best Supporting Actress

Patricia Arquette - Boyhood

Original Screenplay

The Grand Budapest Hotel - Wes Anderson

Best Adapted Screenplay

The Theory of Everything - Anthony McCarten


So there it is, the glamour is over and the party has started. Were you surprised by the winners?
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