Baftas 2015: A star-studded affair

Cast and crew members from the winner of the Best Film Award, Boyhood, pose for photographers, in the winners room, during the British Academy  Film and Television Awards (Bafta) 2015, at the Royal Opera House, in London.

Coming of age drama Boyhood - shot over 12 years with the same cast - was named best film, with Richard Linklater picking up best director prize.

Stephen Hawking, centre, his former wife Jane Wilde, left and daughter Lucy Hawking, centre right,  arrive for the British Academy  Film and Television Awards 2015, at the Royal Opera House.

The Theory of Everything won the award for outstanding British film.

Julianne Moore, winner of Best Actress for Still Alice pose for photographers at the British Academy Film and Television Awards 2015 After Party, The BAFTAs, at the Grosvenor House Hotel, in London.

Winners pose on the stage,  during the British Academy  Film and Television Awards (Bafta)2015, at the Royal Opera House, in London.

Eddie Redmayne, winner of Best Actor for The Theory of Everything and Hannah Bagshawe pose for photographers at the British Academy Film and Television Awards 2015 After Party, The BAFTAs, at the Grosvenor House Hotel, in London.

'Theory of Everything' was also named outstanding British film and won a third award for its adapted screenplay.

Baftas 2015: A star-studded affair

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