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Baftas 2020: The red carpet in pictures

Some of the world's biggest film stars gathered in London for the 2020 Bafta Film Awards.

News imageEPA Graham NortonEPA
Graham Norton has previously hosted the TV Baftas but this was his first year fronting the film awards. He decided to colour co-ordinate with the red carpet to mark his debut year
News imagePA Media Charlize TheronPA Media
Charlize Theron was nominated in the leading actress category for her portrayal of Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly in Bombshell. She wore a flowing purple gown on the red carpet
News imageEPA Kate Fahy, Jonathan Pryce and Taika WaititiEPA
Jojo Rabbit's director and star Taika Waititi urged photographers to focus on best actor nominee Jonathan Pryce and his wife Kate Fahy
News imageAFP Jessie BuckleyAFP
Wild Rose has not been one of the major films of this awards season but its star Jessie Buckley scored a leading actress Bafta nomination for her portrayal of an aspiring Scottish country music singer
News imagePA Media Scarlett JohanssonPA Media
Scarlett Johansson, who was nominated for both leading and supporting actress for her performances in Marriage Story and Jojo Rabbit respectively, wore a feathery pink gown
News imageGetty Images Sir Sam Mendes and Alison BalsomGetty Images
Sir Sam Mendes, whose film 1917 won in seven of the nine categories it was nominated in, walked the red carpet with his wife, musician Alison Balsom
News imageReuters Dean-Charles Chapman and George MacKayReuters
1917's two stars, Dean-Charles Chapman and George MacKay, were matching in tuxes
News imageGetty Images Renee ZellwegerGetty Images
Renee Zellweger took home the best actress award for her portrayal of Judy Garland in Judy
News imagePA Media Al PacinoPA Media
The Irishman star Al Pacino, nominated for best supporting actor, took a little break from press interviews to catch his breath
News imageGetty Images Song Kang Ho Bong Joon HoGetty Images
Parasite has been one of the biggest success stories of awards season, and its star Song Kang Ho and director Bong Joon Ho represented the film at the Baftas
News imagePA Media Florence PughPA Media
Little Women star Florence Pugh, who was nominated for best supporting actress, wore a striking pink gown over a black dress.
News imagePA Media Daniel Kaluuya and Jodie Turner-SmithPA Media
The two stars of Queen & Slim also walked the red carpet - Daniel Kaluuya in a dark blue suit and a pregnant Jodie Turner-Smith in a bright yellow dress
News imageReuters Joaquin PhoenixReuters
Joker star Joaquin Phoenix seemed to be in a considerably better mood than he often is at awards ceremonies as he smiled for photographs
News imageEPA Adam Driver and Joanne TuckerEPA
Another best actor nominee, Marriage Story's Adam Driver, posed with his wife Joanne Tucker - herself an actress who starred alongside him in The Report
News imagePA Media Saoirse Ronan, Margot Robbie and Emilia ClarkePA Media
Saoirse Ronan, Margot Robbie and Emilia Clarke all opted for black dresses. Ronan's performance in Little Women was nominated for leading actress while Margot had two nominations in best supporting actress, for her performances in Bombshell and Once Upon A Time in Hollywood
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The red carpet was cleared for the arrival of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. The Duke is the president of Bafta

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