BAFTA Awards 2015 Winners List

She dedicated her award to late filmmaker Tony Scott, a man who "changed my life because he really taught me how to listen to myself as a girl and as an actress. Every single idea that I had, he'd say: 'That's a brilliant idea, let's do it.' So I love you England for giving us Tony Scott." The award for leading actress went to Julianne Moore for her unbearably moving role of a woman succumbing to Alzheimer's in 'Still Alice'. She took to the stage and emotionally thanked the female members of her family, insisting she felt compelled to mention them during her first ever BAFTAs speech - because they hail from the UK.