Baftas 2019 – what time does it start on BBC One tonight?
Richard Madden and Olivia Colman are expected to attend the annual awards
THE Baftas are one of the biggest events in the entire showbiz calendar and a must-see for film fanatics.
Here's what you need to know about the 2019 Baftas ceremony and how to watch it...
Additionally, if you miss the show, the entire programme will be available to watch on catch-up for a period of time afterwards.
A live stream of the red carpet programme was available on the official Baftas Facebook page from 5pm.
Where are the Baftas 2019 being held?
This year, the Baftas are being held at the Royal Albert Hall as they have been since 2017.
Previously they had been held at Leicester Square's Odeon cinema from 2000 until 2008.
In 2008 they were held at Covent Garden's Royal Opera House.
Which stars are expected to attend the Baftas 2019?
National icon Joanna Lumley will of course be in attendance as she is hoting the ceremony this year.
In addition, the guest list is packed with famous names, including; Olivia Colman, Richard Madden, Richard E Grant, Bradley Cooper, Emma Stone, Steve Coogan, Viola Davis and Melissa McCarthy.
Prince William and Kate Middleton are set to attend as well.