Big Bafta winners

Daniel Day-Lewis and Atonement were the big winners on a glitzy Bafta night as a number of hotly-tipped nominees missed out on awards...

Daniel's day

Daniel Day-Lewis beat off competition from the likes of George Clooney and James McAvoy to pick up the best leading actor award for his role in There Will Be Blood.

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Atonement at it again

Keira Knightley, as ever, had bulbs flashing on the red carpet and although she did not win an award herself, Atonement was named best film.

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Marion's got it made

One of the big surprises of the evening saw Marion Cotillard win best leading actress for La Vie En Rose.

Cate Blanchett, Julie Christie and Keira Knightley had all been nominated in the same category.

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Javier has it

Javier Bardem was the recipient of the best supporting actor award for his role in No Country For Old Men while Tilda Swinton, who featured in Michael Clayton, won best supporting actress.

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Dandy Thandie

Thandie Newton didn't win an award but did a very good job of looking elegant on the red carpet.

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In Bloom

Orlando Bloom's participation in the evening was also limited but he attracted a fair amount of red carpet attention none the less.

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Old pros

Jeff Goldblum and Kevin Spacey showed off their shy and retiring sides when arriving together.

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Arise Sir Anthony

Film legend Sir Anthony Hopkins was given the Academy Fellowship award.

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