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Bafta host Clara Amfo praises duke for guiding academy through difficult times

Bafta host Clara Amfo praised the Duke of Edinburgh for helping to guide the academy through “difficult times” during the event’s opening night. This year’s awards are being handed out over two nights in largely virtual ceremonies, with behind the camera categories, including casting and make-up, announced on Saturday. Philip, who died aged 99 on Friday, became Bafta’s first president in 1959, one year after the British Film Academy and the Guild of Television Producers and Directors merged to create the Society of Film and Television Arts (SFTA), a forerunner of Bafta. Evening 1 of @BAFTA celebrating casting, costume design, special visual effects, production design, sound, animation and short film alongside the wonderful @RhiannaDhillon@joannascanlan1 We also give a special award to @noelclarke 9pm TONIGHT BBC 2. #EEBAFTAS#BAFTAS pic.twitter.com/m784mQPCdJ

BAFTA 2021 Film Awards pays tribute to former president Prince Philip

BAFTA 2021 Film Awards pays tribute to former president Prince Philip Bryony Jewell For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo The British Film Academy has paid tribute to the late Prince Philip during Sunday s star-studded Awards ceremony.  Hosts Dermot O Leary and Edith Bowman read a touching message which explained that the royal had a very special place in BAFTA history after he served as the first president from 1959 to 1965.  Prince Philip died at the age of 99 on Friday and his grandson the Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge is the academy s current president. Dermot, 47, started the tribute saying: Before we start tonight we want to say that on behalf of BAFTA, we are extremely saddened by the passing of his royal highness Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, on Friday.

Ma Rainey s Black Bottom among craft winners on Baftas opening night

Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom emerged as the big winner on the opening night of the Bafta film awards, which also marked the death of the academy’s former president the Duke of Edinburgh. The film about trailblazing blues singer Ma Rainey, played by Viola Davis, scooped two gongs – costume design and hair and make-up, with other winners including Mank, Rocks and Tenet. This year’s awards are being handed out over two nights in largely virtual ceremonies, with behind the camera categories, including casting and make-up, announced on Saturday. The Duke of Edinburgh (John Stillwell/PA) Clara Amfo and Rhianna Dhillon hosted from an empty Royal Albert Hall in London and were joined by actress Joanna Scanlan.

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