Anuvahood actor is voted to be the one to watch in 2012.
We've compiled all the speeches from the ceremony's big awards, including best director Michel Hazanavicius, leading actress Meryl Streep, leading actor Jean Dujardin, best film with the producer of The Artist, and the Fellowship award with Martin Scorsese.
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Check out all the glamour from the star-studded red carpet of this year's BAFTA awards, and find out what Brad Pitt, Jessica Chastain, Cuba Gooding Jr., Tom Hiddleston and George Clooney made of the ceremony.
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We caught up with newly-crowned BAFTA winner Adam Deacon after his success last night in the Orange Wednesdays Rising Star category, the only award decided by the public.
Read on to find out who the Anuvahood star wants to thank, his plans for the future and whether he'd leave his beloved East London for LA now that he's an award-winner.
Congratulations Adam! How does it feel to have won a BAFTA?
It hasn't sunk in yet. It's surreal. I was amazed by the support - I felt like I'd already won just by being nominated. I'd never seen that much ... read more
World-renowned superstar and diva Miss Piggy talks to BAFTA 2012 hopefuls on the Red Carpet, exclusively for Orange Film.
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French silent film The Artist was the toast of this year's Orange British Academy Film Awards, scooping seven gongs including Best Film, Best Director (Michel Hazanavicius) and Best Leading Actor (Jean Dujardin).
Other winners on the night included Meryl Streep for her portrayal of Margaret Thatcher in The Iron Lady and Christopher Plummer for best supporting actor (Beginners).
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy picked up two awards, for Outstanding British Film and Best Adapted Screenplay, while Anuvahood star Adam Deacon won the Orange Wednesdays Rising Star Award, the only award chosen by public poll.
Paddy Considine's acclaimed drama Tyrannosaur picked up ... read more
