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The night is one of the major fixtures in awards season, which has already seen the Golden Globes in January, and builds up to the Oscars at the beginning of next month.
Already there are several films making their impact felt, with Conclave, Emilia Perez and The Brutalist gaining nominations across the board, and Wicked and The Apprentice also picking up support.
But as the stars take their tables and hope for glory, there’s another listing to bear in mind - the fortune of the individuals. This is a round-up of the net worth of those listed in the four main acting categories - Leading Actor, Leading Actress, Supporting Actor and Supporting Actress. Hollywood is a lucrative employer if you make it big, and the talent on display has been justly rewarded in many cases - although there is one nominee who is head and shoulders above the rest in financial terms.
The Baftas will be on BBC1 from 7pm, and are being presented by David Tennant. Here, according to wealth bible Celebritynetworth.com, is the net worth of the nominees. It starts with the lowest and ends with the highest, and apologies to four nominees not included, but data was not available.
13. Isabella Rossellini - $50m
Isabella Rossellini is an acting legend, who had memorable parts in David Lynch's Blue Velvet and also Death Becomes Her. She's estimated by Celebritynetworth.com to be worth about $50m after a long career. She's nominated here in the Supporting Actress category for her role in Conclave, the adaptation of a Robert Harris book about the choosing of a new pope | Getty Images for National Board
14. Zoë Saldana - $60m
Nominated here for as best Supporting Actress for her art in bonkers drug-dealer musical Emilia Perez, Zoë Saldana has amassed a long list of big box office film credits. Thanks to appearances in both Avatar films and two Avengers movies, she is the first person to appear in four films that made more than $2bn globally. Her films have grossed more than $14bn - and she has benefitted to the tune of $60m | Getty Images
15. Jamie Lee Curtis - $60m
Nominated in the Supporting Actress category for her role in The Last Showgirl - a drama about a dancer (played by Pamela Anderson who learns that the revue in which she has starred for 30 years is to close) - Lee Curtis has been a mainstay of Hollywood since the late 1970s. Her first major role was in the slasher flick Halloween, and she saw great success - and an Oscar - for her part in the 2023 film Everything Everywhere All at Once. Celebritynetworth.com calculates her wealth as combined with that of her husband, the This Is Spinal Tap director Christopher Guest Photo: Alberto E. Rodriguez
16. Hugh Grant - £150m
Nominated this year for Leading Actor for his role in the American horror film Heretic, Grant has been a major name since the 1990s, when Four Weddings and A Funeral showcased his stuttering English charm. As this year's nomination shows, he is far more than a simpering English gentleman, and a character-driven range has seen him in such demand from studios that he has garnered a net worth of about $150m | Getty