Daniel Craig and Stephen Graham lead British stars recognised in 2022 BAFTA nominations

Daniel Craig and Stephen Graham are among the UK stars recognised with nominations for the 2022 British Academy Film Awards. Coveted: Daniel Craig's final outing as James Bond in No Time To Die was among a slew of Uk stars nominated at the 2022 British Academy Film Awards While Daniel himself did not land an acting nomination, No Time To Die scooped a total of five nominations; Outstanding British Film, Special Visual Effects, Editing, Cinematography and Sound. Praised: Also among those nominated was Line Of Duty star Stephen Graham, who landed a nod for Leading Actor for his performance in the film Boiling Point Iconic: No Time To Die received five nominations, while star Lashana Lynch also landed a nod for the EE Rising Star Award, after making history as the first female 007 The drama, which sees Stephen play a chef at an upmarket London restaurant, was filmed to mimic a single shot, and also landed nods for Outstanding British Film, Outstanding Debut by a British Writer, Director or Producer for writer James Cummings and producer Hester Ruoff and Best Casting. Missed off: Kenneth Branagh didn't make it in for Best Director for his widely lauded film Belfast, which is based on his childhood growing up in Northern Ireland during the Troubles Missed off: The film received nods for Outstanding British Film, Original Screenplay, Supporting Actress for Caitriona Balfe, Supporting Actor for Ciarán Hinds and Editing Kenneth Branagh's Belfast, based on his childhood growing up in Northern Ireland at the height of The Troubles, received six nominations. Acclaimed: In a year which saw a record number of actors nominated for the first time, Emilia Jones, 19, landed a nod for Leading Actress for her role in CODA Family: Child star Woody Norman, who previously appeared in series such as Poldark, landed a nod for Supporting Actor for his performance opposite Joaquin Phoenix in C'mon C'mon Child star Woody Norman, who previously appeared in series such as Poldark and War Of The Worlds, landed a nod for Supporting Actor for his performance opposite Joaquin Phoenix in C'mon C'mon.