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Everything you need to know about BAFTAs 2022: date, nominees and how to watch

The 75th EE British Academy Film Awards are right around the corner...

Eve Crosbie
TV & Film Writer
Updated: March 13, 2022
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Are you ready for the most exciting night in British film? The 75th EE British Academy Film Awards are tonight and we can't wait to see which stars will be taking home the most prestigious awards of the evening.

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Stars including Lady Gaga, Will Smith and Ariana DeBose are up for some of the most coveted gongs, but it's also set to be a big night for homegrown talent too. Before the glitz and the glamour kicks off, here's all you need to know about the 2022 ceremony…

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When are the BAFTAs 2022?

The 2022 BAFTAs are taking place on Sunday 13 March. The ceremony won't actually be live but broadcast a few hours after it's taken place, meaning that you can find out the winners ahead of time if you check back here for our complete winners list which we'll be updating live throughout the evening.

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What will the BAFTAS 2022 look like?

Viewers can expect red carpet coverage, OTT speeches and an awkward moment or two since, for the first time since 2020, the BAFTA Awards will be going ahead as an in-person event at the Royal Albert Hall.

Unlike the 2021 ceremony, it's expected that there will be little to no virtual participation, although concessions will be made for international nominees who cannot travel due to Covid restrictions or concerns.

passing

Passing is up for five nominations

Where can we watch the BAFTAs 2022 and who is hosting?

The ceremony will be hosted by Australian actress and comedian Rebel Wilson and will be broadcast on BBC One and BBC iPlayer from 7pm on Sunday 13 March.

Opening about the incredible honour, she said: "It's going to be so much fun! I don't wanna put any pressure on this - I know I'm not going to be funny because I am no longer fat. And besides, I'm not going to 'sweat-it' with nerves because I have a peculiar medical condition where I can't sweat...or cause offence to people because of my adorable Australian accent."

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Rebel Wilson has been announced as the host of 2022 ceremony

She continued: "So basically I'll just be there to hang out with Dame Judi Dench and together we'll both try and bond with Daniel Craig. And yes, I do mean 'bond'."

Who are the BAFTA 2022 nominees?

You can see the full list of nominees here. Many hugely popular films that won big at the Golden Globes and are tipped to win big at this year's Oscars also popped up in the nominations list for this year's BAFTAs.

no time to die

No Time To Die is up for Outstanding British Film

Look out for films such as The Power of the Dog and Dune winning big in various categories, as well as Belfast, West Side Story and Licorice Pizza.

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It seems that it could be a big night for homegrown talent as many British films and actors have done well to receive plenty of nods this year; for instance, Benedict Cumberbatch and Stephen Graham are both up for the Leading Actor, and Joanna Scanlan and up-and-coming star Emelia Jones are vying for Leading Actress.

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