FASHION: BAFTAs 2015: The Winners

THE Theory Of Everything and The Grand Budapest Hotel were the big winners at tonight's BAFTA Awards in London. The Stephen Hawking biopic collected a total of three awards, including two of the night's top accolades - Best Actor for Eddie Redmayne and Outstanding British Film. Hawking was greeted with a standing ovation when he took to the stage with the film's leading lady, Felicity Jones, to present the Special Visual Effects award. Jones told the audience she was "particuarly pleased to be presenting this award with the only person on the planet more intelligent than Stephen Fry" - referring to the award's host - to which Hawking responded "yes, and
better looking".
Wes Anderson's The  Grand  Budapest  Hotel collected a total of five BAFTAs, while Boyhood added to its considerable awards haul with the Best Director and Best Film prizes. Julianne Moore was named Best Actress for her role in Still  Alice - following wins in the same category at the Golden Globes and the Critics Choice Awards.