Bond girls Lea Seydoux and Monica Bellucci joined Ralph Fiennes and Hoyte Van Hoytema at the BAFTA's awards ceremony tonight. In the video below both ladies were cornered for an interview and inevitably the conversation turned to 007.

"I'm very happy to be part of this film, it's like a dream... I couldn't imagine that one day I'd maybe be a Bond girl." - Lea Seydoux

Bond alumni were well represented at the ceremony, with nominees including Ralph Fiennes, Rosamund Pike, and Hoye Van Hoyema: Fiennes for "The Grand Budapest Hotel", Pike for "Gone Girl" and Van Hoytema for "Interstellar". Sadly none of the above took home the awards. Still, Fiennes' collaboration with Wes Anderson on "Budapest Hotel" was hotly received and the picture took home five awards, including Original Screenplay, Costume Design and Original Music.

Tribute was also paid to members of the Bond family who've passed on, including cinematographer Oswold Morris and Jaws actor Richard Kiel.

For a full list of winners and more photos from the night visit BAFTA.org