BAFTA Film Awards 2020: The Complete List of Winners

Film's biggest night is once again upon us, with films like Parasite, Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, Joker, and more competing for some of the night's biggest prizes at the 2020 Academy Awards. Brad Pitt, Parasite writer-director Bong Joon-Ho, and Marriage Story's Laura Dern picked up Oscars, with Parasite becoming the first foreign-language Best Picture winner ever. See the entire list of nominees and winners below.

Hollywood's finest stepped out for the biggest night of the year, the 92nd Academy Awards, with stars hitting the red carpet at the star-studded bash. Parasite was the first ever foreign language film to scoop the Best Picture Award.The film, directed by Bong Joon-ho, won four awards in total, including Best Director.

As a dignifying corrective to the demeaning portrayal of Bruce Lee on the Green Hornet set in Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, which let's face it, basically made him the butt of a white he-man joke, Be Water has value. But as a survey of the life and legacy of the hugely influential martial arts game-changer, Bao Nguyen's slickly packaged, engrossing bio-documentary for ESPN feels less than definitive.

Brad Pitt poked fun at both “Brexit” and “Megxit” while having Margot Robbie accept his award for best supporting actor at the 2020 BAFTAs.

Prince William and Kate Middleton couldn’t help but laugh at Brad Pitt’s joke about Megxit.

Just touched down in London town! Joaquin Phoenix, Reneé Zellweger, Laura Dern and more A-list celebrities took the stage to accept top honors at the 73rd British Academy Film Awards on Sunday, February 2.

Don’t shoot the messenger! Brad Pitt was unable to attend the 2020 BAFTA Awards in London on Sunday, February 2, so Margot Robbie accepted Best Actor in a Supporting Role on his behalf. However, when she read his prepared speech aloud, the actress felt inclined to remind the audience, “His words, not mine!”

The Oscar-winning actor, 79, is nominated at the BAFTA Film Awards tonight for his role as Teamsters boss Jimmy Hoffa in Martin Scorsese's gangster epic The Irishman.

America’s favorite heartthrob Brad Pitt, 56, just won big at the British Academy Film and Television Arts Awards on Sunday, Feb. 2! Although he wasn’t at the award show to pick up his award, he definitely made an impression with his hilarious speech read by co-star Margot Robbie, 29.

At least one Megxit joke was bound to happen at the BAFTA Awards — but we didn’t expect it from Brad Pitt, 56! The actor wasn’t actually present for the show but was able to still make his presence known with his hilarious acceptance speech, read by his Once Upon a Time In Hollywood co-star Margot Robbie, 29. “[Brad] says he ‘is going to name this [award] ‘Harry’ because he is really excited about bringing it back to the States with him.

Sam Mendes’s war film 1917 leads the Bafta accolades with seven wins.

Margot Robbie joked that Brad Pitt would be naming his Bafta award Harry because “he is really excited about bringing it back to the States” – as the Duke of Cambridge watched from the audience.

Tonight the BAFTA film awards were dished out at London’s legendary Royal Albert Hall with the big winner on the night being the WWI epic 1917 which walked away with no less than seven awards including Best Film, and Best Director for Sam Mendes. The film also scored Outstanding British Film.

The 72nd EE British Academy Film Awards are happening tonight, and all eyes are on the BAFTA red carpet as we speak.