The highly anticipated BAFTA Awards, known for showcasing exceptional talent in the world of film, will be approaching us soon. However, this year, there's a twist. The final four categories of the BAFTA Awards will not be streamed live. As confirmed by the producers, the star-studded ceremony will be broadcast as-live on the BBC but with a two-hour delay. This means that audiences at home will have to wait a bit before witnessing the winners in these prestigious categories.
Hosted by former Doctor Who actor David Tennant, the BAFTA Awards will be condensed into a 120-minute runtime. The footage will be edited down by an hour to ensure a seamless and captivating viewing experience for the audience. For those unable to catch the live broadcast, the ceremony will also be available for streaming on the BBC's iPlayer and internationally on BritBox.
