Wednesday, May 20, 2026

BAFTA UPDATES: Surprise Win for Sean Penn Supporting Actor, “Sinners” Actress, Screenplays for “One Battle” “Sinners”

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The Brits are weighing with surprise BAFTA winners.

So far, Sean Penn has come out of nowhere to win Best Supporting Actor for “One Battle After Another.” Penn has won nothing so far in various other awards shows. He was not favored to win here.

Wunmi Mosaku has won Best Supporting Actress for “Sinners.” Ryan Coogler, who directed that movie, just won Best Screenplay.

Editing and cinematography to “One Battle After Another.”

“Sinners” wins Best Original Screenplay, “One Battle” takes adapted.

Score to “Sinners.”

We have to rely on Tweets from the show in London because BAFTA won’t livestream show. It’s 1923 in London.

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