It was a big night for James McAvoy, who stepped on stage at the Scottish BAFTAs to accept the trophy for best actor in film on Sunday.

The 35-year-old star took his beautiful wife Anne-Marie Duff as his date to the star-studded event, which was held at Radisson Blu Hotel in Glasgow, Scotland.

The Hollywood star looked dapper in a smart black tailored-fit two piece suit as he stood with his arm around his 44-year-old wife, who wore a demure flared ensemble.





James bagged the prestigious gong for his portrayal of a crooked police officer in the filth, while Sophie Kennedy Clark won the Film Actress Award thanks to her performance in Philomena.

Speaking at the event, he said: "When players are fortunate to be working out worries begin to become" I will get something as good as that again? "

"I played Macbeth and I made Bruce for a year and it has made it quite difficult for me, because I do not know what I'll do after that, he added, reports the Scotsman newspaper.






"I might have to deal with the fact that I will never have anything as interesting as that again. I do not even mean for the audience, I mean just for myself."

While Judy Murray looked the picture of elegance as she made her arrival at the film bash, her observation immediately after the start of this weekend's Strictly Come Dancing.

Dressed in pale Grecian inspired chiffon dress, tennis coach could not hide her smile as she made her way into the arena.

Standing tall in ivory satin heels, the 55-year-old added some glamor to her action with a statement silver watch and a pair of diamond earrings covered.

The glitzy affair was also attended by Lorraine Kelly, Laurie Brett, Simon Pegg and David Tennant, who took home the best Actor in Television for his role in The Escape Artist.

Other major winners on the night include actress Shirley Henderson and hard-hitting film Starred Up, which won three awards.



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