It's the biggest night in the British film calendar, as the stars flock to London to find out who won what at this year's BAFTAs.
The celebrities have shimmied down the red carpet, you can see all the red carpet fashion here, and have taken their seats in the Royal Opera House.
Hosted by Stephen Fry, who did his usual great job of keeping the crowd jolly, the winners are:
Best Supporting Actor: Christopher Plummer, The Beginners
Christopher Plummer wasn't there to accept his award, and so Helena Bonham-Carter read out a touching message from the actor.
Outstanding British Film: Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy
Director Tomas Alfredson accepted the award for Outstanding British Film for Tinker' Tailor, Soldier, Spy and thanked the studio for allowing him to make it.
Best Supporting Actress: Octavia Spencer, The Help
Daniel Radcliffe presented the award for Best Supporting Actress, which went to Octavia Spencer for her role in The Help (beating off competition from her co-star Jessica Chastain)
Best Original Screenplay: Michel Hazanavicius, The Artist
Michel Hazanavicius accepted his award for Best Original Screenplay for The Artist, joking that it was funny because most people assumed that because the film is silent there isn't a script.
Outstanding Contribution to British Cinema: John Hurt
Billy Bob Thornton presented the award of Outstanding Conrtibution To Bristish Cinema to the legendary John Hurt. He said that he had been going to write a speech to say thank you, but his wife persuaded him to say something from the heart.
Orange BAFTA Rising Star Award: Adam Deacon
The BAFTA Orange Rising Star Award was given to Adam Deacon, chosen by Orange Customers
Best Actress: Meryl Streep, The Iron Lady
Meryl Streep kept her grace but lost her shoe on her way up to accept her award and was helped by her Prince Charming Colin Firth (who was on stage to present the gong).
Best Actor: Jean DuJardin, The Artist
The Artist actor Jean DuJardin accepted his award for Best Actor saying what a great honour it was to receive an accolade from the country that bought the world Sir Lawrence Olivier.
Best Film, The Artist
The Artist picked up its seventh award of the evening for Best Film.
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