Cillian Murphy, Emma Stone and Da'Vine Joy Randolph at the 2024 Baftas Kate Green/Bafta/GettyGiven it went into this year’s Baftas with an incredible 13 nominations, it’s perhaps no great surprise to hear that Oppenheimer was the big winner on the night. During Sunday’s ceremony, Oppenheimer scooped five awards in total, including Best Picture and individual wins for director Christopher Nolan and cast members Cillian Murphy and Robert Downey Jr.AdvertisementMeanwhile, the Outstanding British Film prize went to The Zone Of Interest, which also picked up Best Film Not In The English Language and Best Sound. How To Have Sex star Mia McKenna-Bruce was also awarded the Rising Star title, while Emma Stone and Da’Vine Joy Randolph also scooped acting prizes for their work in Poor Things and The Holdovers. Check out the full list of winners below..Best FilmOppenheimerOutstanding British FilmThe Zone Of InterestBest Performance By An Actress In A Leading RoleEmma Stone (Poor Things)Best Performance By An Actor In A Leading RoleCillian MurphyBest Performance By An Actress In A Supporting RoleDa’Vine Joy Randolph (The Holdovers)Best Performance By An Actor In A Supporting RoleRobert Downey Jr (Oppenheimer)Best DirectorChristopher NolanOutstanding Debut By A British Writer, Director Or ProducerEarth MamaRising StarMia McKenna-BruceBest CinematographyOppenheimerBest Production DesignPoor ThingsBest Original ScreenplayAnatomy Of A FallBest Adapted ScreenplayAmerican FictionBest Special Visual EffectsPoor ThingsBest Costume DesignPoor ThingsBest Animated FeatureThe Boy And The HeronBest Film Not In The English LanguageThe Zone Of InterestBest Documentary20 Days In MariupolBest CastingThe HoldoversBest EditingOppenheimerBest SoundThe Zone Of InterestBest Makeup And HairPoor ThingsBest Original ScoreOppenheimer

Source: Huffington Post February 18, 2024 20:38 UTC