Kate Winslet and John Boyega have been flying the flag for British talent tonight as they both scooped coveted awards at the Baftas.
Winslet was named best supporting actress for her performance in Steve Jobs and Star Wars star Boyega was named as the award's 'rising star'.
However Britain's Eddie Redmayne missed out against US actor Leonardo DiCaprio in the leading actor category, one of the most anticipated categories of the night.
The Amy Winehouse film 'Amy' has won the Bafta for best documentary.
British filmmaker Asif Kapadia paid tribute to the tragic star while accepting the award, saying "in the end it was all about Amy".
Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet and Mark Rylance were among the big winners at the 69th British Academy Film Awards in London.
It was DiCaprio's night as he won best actor for The Revenant, which swept the board with best film and best director gongs
Anticipation is building ahead of this year's Bafta awards ceremony which is being held at London's Royal Opera House.