Stephen Fry hosts Britain’s answer to the Oscars this weekend on Sunday night at Royal Opera House forthe EE British Academy Film Awards. The annual ceremony  recognizes, honours and rewards individuals for outstanding achievement in feature and short films, produced worldwide and released in UK cinemas.

Steven Spielberg’s Lincoln leads with 10 nominations; Les Miserables and Life Of Pi follow with nine; Skyfall received eight nods; Argo notched up seven; Anna Karenina has six; Django Unchained and Zero Dark Thirty follow with five apiece.

This year’s red carpet looks set to be one of the most start studded in the history of BAFTA with an ever growing  list of nominees and excited stars already confirmed. Check out the full list below:

CONFIRMED ATTENDING:

Stephen Fry, Sir Alan Parker CBE, Jessica Chastain, Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence, Meryl Streep, Steven Spielberg, Anne Hathaway, Daniel Day-Lewis, Dame Helen Mirren, Javier Bardem, Sam Mendes CBE, Dame Judi Dench, Christoph Waltz,Quentin Tarantino, Amy Adams, Joaquin Phoenix, David O. Russell, Olivier Nakache,Eric Toledano, Marion Cotillard, Jacques Audiard, Ang Lee, Hugh Jackman, Tommy Lee-Jones, Emmanuelle Riva, Danny Boyle, Martin Freeman, Ben Affleck, Andrea Riseborough, Elizabeth Olsen, Jennifer Garner, Tom Hooper, Samuel L Jackson, Billy Connolly CBE, Alicia Vikander, Barbara Broccoli, Sir Cameron Mackintosh, Eric Fellner, Juno Temple, Michael G Wilson, Sally Field, Suraj Sharma, Tim Bevan, Tim Burton, Alice Eve, Ben Whishaw, Chris Tucker, David Morrissey, Eddie Redmayne,Gemma Arterton, Helen McCrory, Henry Cavill, Sir Ian McKellen, Jeremy Irvine,Jeremy Renner, John C Reilly, Kevin Spacey CBE, Mark Strong, Nicholas Hoult, Olga Kurylenko, Paloma Faith, Rafe Spall, Saoirse Ronan, Sarah Jessica Parker, Sarah Silverman, Simon Pegg, Tom Hiddleston