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Cate Blanchett, in Armani, took best supporting actress for her role as Katherine Hepburn in Martin Scorsese's The Aviator, one of four awards for the Howard Hughes biopic.

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Veteran British director Mike Leigh beat Scorsese to the best director award for his film about a backstreet abortionist in the 1950s, Vera Drake.

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Leonardo DiCaprio had a noisy welcome from movie fans when he arrived on the red carpet, but missed out on the best actor award - it went to Jamie Foxx for Ray.

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Posing with Goldie Hawn, Clive Owen's award for best supporting actor in Closer is his second ever - his first being a Golden Globe awarded in January.

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Imelda Staunton, in a dress by a little-known Turkish designer, beat fellow Briton Kate Winslet to best actress at the Baftas - and they are up against each other again at the Academy Awards on 27 February.

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Ziyi Zhang was also nominated for best actress for her role in House of Flying Daggers.

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British actress Sophie Okonedo was not nominated for a Bafta, but is up for best supporting actress at the Oscars for her role in genocide drama Hotel Rwanda.

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Gael Garcia Bernal, star of The Motorcycle Diaries, was nominated for best actor, but saw his film take best foreign movie and best music instead.

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Harry Potter star Emma Watson collected the Orange Film of the Year prize, voted for by the public, for the Prisoner of Azkaban.

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Christian Slater was just one of the many Hollywood stars to turn up to the British event, presenting the visual effects award to The Day After Tomorrow.