BAFTA

On 12 December 2010, legendary US filmmaker Martin Scorsese came to BAFTA HQ in London to talk about his Life in Pictures.

The director of Raging Bull, Casino, Goodfellas, Gangs of New York and Shutter Island was in conversation with Francine Stock.

With a prolific body of work spanning over 50 films, Scorsese is widely considered to be one of the most influential living filmmakers.

Firth, who picked up both the BAFTA and Oscar Best Actor awards for his performance in The King's Speech, was in conversation with Francine Stock.

He describes the 'completely uncomplicated satisfaction' involved in making films such as Mamma Mia!, as well as the awe with which he perceives his films' writers. He also discusses the 'baggage' of being associated with Darcy, and considers the irony of having forged a career playing middle and upper class characters after his Secondary Modern schooling.

Christopher Eccleston, who played the lead in this TV biopic of John Lennon, is joined by the show's writer Robert Jones and its director Ed Coulthard.

Series creator Dick Wolf is joined by the cast + crew to talk about adapting his hit US show for a UK audience.

Series creator Dick Wolf is joined by the cast + crew to talk about adapting his hit US show for a UK audience.

In this BAFTA podcast Kiefer Sutherland discusses his career and the end of the American drama series 24, in a conversation at BAFTA.

Sutherland has played the action-packed role of special agent Jack Bauer in the series 24 since the show’s launch over eight years ago. The season finale of 24 hit UK TV screens on June 6 2010.

In this BAFTA podcast Kiefer Sutherland discusses his career and the end of the American drama series 24, in a conversation at BAFTA.

Sutherland has played the action-packed role of special agent Jack Bauer in the series 24 since the show’s launch over eight years ago. The season finale of 24 hit UK TV screens on June 6 2010.

actors Mark Ruffalo + Julianne Moore + director Lisa Cholodenko talk about capturing family life in the 4 times BAFTA-nominated comedy.

The director of Kes, Sweet Sixteen and Route Irish delivers the Academy's prestiguous annual film lecture.

Recorded at BAFTA London in January 2003.

The director of Kes, Sweet Sixteen and Route Irish delivers the Academy's prestiguous annual film lecture.

Recorded at BAFTA London in January 2003.