BAFTAs 2024: Barbie, Saltburn and Killers Of The Flower Moon head home empty-handed after Oppenheimer and Poor Things swept the board

Barbie, Killers Of The Flower Moon and Saltburn were all left empty handed at the 2024 British Academy Film Awards following Sunday's glitzy ceremony. Barbie, Killers Of The Flower Moon and Saltburn were all left empty handed at the 2024 British Academy Film Awards following Sunday's ceremony The record-breaking blockbuster, directed by Greta Gerwig, was the highest-grossing film of 2023, but despite a string of nominations, failed to win a single one Killers Of The Flower Moon, Martin Scorsese's western crime epic, also left with nothing, despite nods for Best Film, Best Supporting Actor for Robert De Niro and a number of technical categories. But sadly it failed to land a single award, despite nods for Outstanding British Film, Leading Actor Barry Keoghan, Supporting Actress Rosamund Pike, Supporting Actor Jacob Elordi and the film's score. Meanwhile Saltburn failed to translate its viral success into awards gold, missing out on a single prize despite a string of nods THE BAFTA WINNERS AT A GLANCE Best Film - Oppenheimer Best Director - Christopher Nolan, Oppenheimer Supporting Actor - Robert Downey Jr, Oppenheimer Leading Actor - Cillian Murphy, Oppenheimer Leading Actress - Emma Stone, Poor Things Supporting Actress - Da'vine Joy Randolph, The Holdovers However, the film did get a moment in the spotlight, thanks to a performance of Murder On The Dancefloor by Sophie Ellis-Bextor Killers Of The Flower Moon, Martin Scorsese 's western crime epic, also left with nothing, despite nods for Best Film, Best Supporting Actor Maestro also headed home without a win, despite nods for Leading Actor, Supporting Actress, Director and Original Screenplay Oppenheimer proved to be the big winner on the night, earning seven gongs including Best Film, Supporting Actor for Robert Downey Jr and Director for Christopher Nolan. It was a night of huge success for Oppenheimer, with Cillian Murphy awarded the Leading Actor prize, while Emma Stone won Leading Actress for Poor Things Oppenheimer frontman Christopher Nolan was awarded the Director honour for his work on the acclaimed biopic The period blockbuster was also awarded Best Film, boosting the film's Oscars prospects It was previously announced the BAFTA for Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema would go to programmer and archivist June Givanni, founder of the Pan African Film Archive, who collected the prize during the ceremony from Bridgerton star Adjoa Andoh.