Baftas 2019 favourites – who will win and what are the latest odds?

THE Baftas 2019 are taking place this evening - and it looks like there could be some shock results.

Here's everything you need to know regarding who's likely to win a Bafta at the 2019 ceremony...

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Who will win Baftas 2019?

The Baftas return THIS Sunday (February 10th, 2019.)

Get the FULL list of nominations here.

Here's who the bookies think will win (odds supplied by ):

Best Actor

• Rami Malek (Bohemian Rhapsody) - 4/9 Rami is the favourite after securing a Golden Globe AND a SAG Award for his role as Freddie Mercury. He also has an Oscar nomination for the part.
• Christian Bale (VICE) - 2/1
• Steve Coogan (Stan & Ollie) - 7/2
• Bradley Cooper (A Star Is Born) - 10/1
• Viggo Mortensen (Green Book) - 25/1

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Best Actress

• Olivia Colman (The Favourite) -1/4 Olivia's career is riding high at the moment, She has already bagged a Golden GloBe for this role and is tipped for Oscar glory.
• Glenn Close (The Wife) - 11/4
• Lady Gaga (A Star Is Born) - 10/1
• Melissa McCarthy (Can You Ever Forgive Me?) - 40/1
• Viola Davis (Widows) - 40/1

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Best Director

• Alfonso Cuaron (Roma) - 1/8 Roma swept the board for Oscar and Bafta nominations so it looks like it could be Alfonso's big year.
• Yorgos Lanthimos (The Favourite) - 6/1
• Bradley Cooper (A Star Is Born) - 8/1
• Spike Lee (BlacKkKlansmen) - 18/1
• Pawel Pawlikowski (Cold War) - 30/1

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Best Film

• The Favourite - 6/5 This Brit film has a strong cast and has impressed critics and other award shows.
• Roma - 11/8
• The Green Book - 2/1
• A Star Is Born - 7/2
• BlacKkKlansmen - 20/1

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Outstanding British Film

• The Favourite - 1/3 This film is likely to collect a few gongs at the Baftas, however it could be beaten by Bohemian Rhapsody which has proved to be a big hit.
• Bohemian Rhapsody - 11/4
• Stan & Ollie - 9/1
•  You Were Never Really Here - 20/1
• McQueen - 25/1
• Beast - 33/1

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What surprises could there be at the Baftas 2019?

The award season is already in full swing, so we can get a pretty good idea of who will win what at the this year's Baftas.

However, there could be some surprises after the SAG Awards saw Glenn Close win AGAIN for her role in The Wife.

This could see her beat hotly tipped Brit Olivia Colman to the award for Best Actress.

Bohemian Rhapsody could also be big competition for fellow Brit film The Favourite.