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Irish-produced film 'The Favourite' has lived up to its name at the Bafta film awards where it has collected a string of gongs.

The movie about Queen Anne and the two women vying for her affections scooped the first category of the night by taking the outstanding British film prize.

Rachel Weisz, who was competing against her own co-star Emma Stone, was named

est supporting actress for her role as the Duchess of Marlborough.

The film also received accolades for its production design, make-up and hair, and original screenplay.

Accepting the supporting actress award, Weisz said: "Thank you to Bafta for this huge honour. I had the greatest luck in that I played opposite two of the most glorious women - Olivia Colman and Emma Stone. I salute you.

"Didn't we have an extraordinary time? Hats off ladies. I want to thank Yorgos [Lanthimos], our director, your creativity is breathtaking."