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Benedict Cumberbatch once again lost out on a Best Leading Actor award for Sherlock. But he didn’t show up last night, to be fair. The prize went to Jason Watkins for The Lost Honour of Christopher Jefferies instead.
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Sherlock did win the Audience Award though, beating the likes of Game of Thrones, GBBO and Strictly Come Dancing.
Sherlock season 4 news
Sherlock writer Seven Moffat dropped some new Sherlock news on the red carpet last night, revealing that the Victorian outfits seen on set for the forthcoming Christmas special were because “we wanted to see them do it in a proper outfit just once”, while it was also confirmed that the fourth series (all three episodes) will begin filming next spring.
The Channel 4 broadcaster was presented with a BAFTA Fellowship award, and gave a speech which has turned out to be one of the highlights of the night.
Jon Snow called himself a hack but he is a Titan amongst journalists. Loved his acceptance speech. #JonSnow#Baftas2015
Saturday 23 November, 2024
Saturday 23 November, 2024
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This dress
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Cumberbatch losing out
Benedict Cumberbatch once again lost out on a Best Leading Actor award for Sherlock. But he didn’t show up last night, to be fair. The prize went to Jason Watkins for The Lost Honour of Christopher Jefferies instead.
Sherlock did win the Audience Award though, beating the likes of Game of Thrones, GBBO and Strictly Come Dancing.
Sherlock season 4 news
Sherlock writer Seven Moffat dropped some new Sherlock news on the red carpet last night, revealing that the Victorian outfits seen on set for the forthcoming Christmas special were because “we wanted to see them do it in a proper outfit just once”, while it was also confirmed that the fourth series (all three episodes) will begin filming next spring.
Graham Norton’s Ed Balls joke
Losing out to Ant and Dec for the Best Entertainment Performance award, BAFTA presenter Norton piped up with “and suddenly I’m Ed Balls”.
Marry us, Graham.
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(Norton did win a BAFTA for Comedy Entertainment Programme. Proper order)
Grand Designs beating GBBO in the Best Features category
House porn triumphs over baking porn. Quite the upset!
This picture of Ant and Dec
Yes, they’re sitting on a black box.
Clive James’ acceptance speech
James was too ill to attend the awards, but sent a video message to pick up his special honour.
Jon Snow’s acceptance speech
The Channel 4 broadcaster was presented with a BAFTA Fellowship award, and gave a speech which has turned out to be one of the highlights of the night.
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Until he mentioned Maggie Thatcher that is.
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This dog
House of Fraser sponsored the awards, and inexplicably had a dog on the red carpet.
Full list of BAFTA 2015 TV winners here>
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