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3 big storylines to watch at 2026 BAFTA nominations: Skarsgård vs. Skarsgård, justice for Paul and Chase, ‘One Battle’ dominance
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3 big storylines to watch at 2026 BAFTA nominations: Skarsgård vs. Skarsgård, justice for Paul and Chase, ‘One Battle’ dominance

https://www.goldderby.com/film/2026/2026-bafta-nominations-predictions-skarsgard-paul-chase/
Goldderby.com
  • Gold Derby projects Nine major BAFTA nominations with One Battle After Another leading in several categories.
  • One Battle After Another is forecast to top Best Picture and Best Director races.
  • Chase Infiniti is predicted to contend for Best Actress for One Battle After Another.
  • Stellan Skarsgård is highlighted as a strong Best Supporting Actor contender for Sentimental Value.
  • Alexander Skarsgård is also considered bubble-worthy in Best Supporting Actor.
  • The analysis notes One Battle After Another leads across acting and adapted screenplay categories.
  • Hamnet and Sentimental Value are cited as major contenders in multiple races.
  • BAFTA nominations will include crafts categories and animated features within a constrained lineup.
  • The BAFTA nominations are scheduled for January 27, with predictions framing early expectations.
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Leonardo DiCaprio Ties Daniel Day-Lewis, Michael Caine and Laurence Olivier for Most BAFTA Best Actor Nominations
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Leonardo DiCaprio Ties Daniel Day-Lewis, Michael Caine and Laurence Olivier for Most BAFTA Best Actor Nominations

https://variety.com/2026/film/awards/leonardo-dicaprio-ties-most-bafta-best-actor-nominations-1236640993/https://people.com/leonardo-dicaprio-matches-daniel-day-lewis-and-dustin-hoffman-with-record-bafta-nominations-11893339https://deadline.com/2026/01/leonardo-dicaprio-bafta-nomination-record-1236698379/
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  • DiCaprio ties the BAFTA Best Leading Actor record by earning his seventh nomination, becoming part of a gilded group and the youngest to reach the mark at 51.
  • The nomination links to his performance in One Battle After Another, reinforcing his ongoing prominence in this awards season.
  • DiCaprio's BAFTA nod arrives as 'One Battle After Another' leads the 2026 nomination pack, highlighting his central role in this awards cycle.
  • The reference places DiCaprio within a wider BAFTA history, alongside other seven-time nominees who have shaped the record.
  • Past BAFTA winners are acknowledged, with The Revenant noted as a previous BAFTA win contributing to his distinguished track record.
  • The BAFTA conversation sits within the Oscar season, as Globes and Critics Choice considerations also influence the narrative this January.
  • BAFTA nominations for the film ecosystem are framed alongside Best Picture contenders at the 98th Academy Awards, underscoring cross-award momentum.
  • DiCaprio’s record is contextualized within a historic seven-nomination cohort, with peers like Day-Lewis and Hoffman highlighting the rarity of the achievement.
  • The broader profile shows Streep and Dench as longstanding BAFTA leaders in total nominations, providing historical context to DiCaprio’s milestone.
  • Deadline frames the nomination with an eye toward the BAFTA-Oscar pipeline, reinforcing the season’s cross-benefits for DiCaprio and his film slate.
  • The reference material also notes DiCaprio’s performance role and the film’s thematic lens as a wash-up searching for his daughter, adding depth to the performance narrative.
  • Overall, the piece situates DiCaprio’s BAFTA milestone within a broader awards-season tapestry, linking BAFTA achievements to Oscar potential and historical benchmarks.
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Bafta has caught the zeitgeist with One Battle After Another, but let’s hear it for The Ballad of Wallis Island
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Bafta has caught the zeitgeist with One Battle After Another, but let’s hear it for The Ballad of Wallis Island

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2026/jan/27/bafta-nominations-one-battle-after-another-ballad-of-wallis-island
Theguardian.com
  • Bafta nominations show The Ballad of Wallis Island earning three nods, underscoring its domestic acclaim.
  • One Battle After Another leads with 14 nominations, signaling peak awards-season momentum.
  • The Guardian highlights Ryan Coogler’s Sinners as a major presence with 13 nominations, close behind the leader.
  • The list also includes non-English language nominees such as It Was Just an Accident and The Voice of Hind Rajab.
  • British film I Swear receives five Bafta nominations, including best actor for Robert Aramayo.
  • The Guardian notes a strong presence for Tim Key’s The Ballad of Wallis Island within the British category.
  • Other notable titles include Hamnet, Marty Supreme, and Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein with multiple nominations.
  • The nominations reflect strong interest in British storytelling alongside international cinema.
  • The Guardian frames Bafta nominations as a zeitgeist moment amid current headlines and social issues.
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