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"A Quiet Place" power couple John Krasinski and Emily Blunt spent Saturday afternoon at the BAFTA Los Angeles Tea Party presented by Jaguar Land Rover at the Four Seasons in Beverly Hills. Nominated for Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy for her role in "Mary Poppins Returns," Blunt's fellow Brit Olivia Colman would take home the trophy the following day.

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Richard Madden (pictured arriving at the BAFTA Los Angeles Tea Party sponsored by Heineken) has gone from being best known as the ill-fated Robb Stark on "Game of Thrones" to winning a Best Actor Golden Globe for Netflix drama "Bodyguard."

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"Who Is America?" creator Sacha Baron Cohen came as his real self with actress/wife Isla Fisher, arriving in a very British Jaguar F-PACE vehicle.

Emma Stone, Olivia Colman, Rachel Weisz BAFTA Tea Party

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Onscreen rivals in "The Favourite," Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz stood in unison, holding hands with co-star Olivia Colman on the BAFTA carpet. Colman would later nab a Best Actress Golden Globe for her portrayal as Queen Anne.

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Their male co-star Nicholas Hoult, who played Robert Harley, Earl of Oxford in the acclaimed historical comedy-drama, arrived solo.

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Just in case anyone didn't know who he was, "Can You Ever Forgive Me?" nominee Richard E. Grant held up a sign with his name on the red carpet for the BAFTA Tea Party.

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Polish "Cold War" actress Joanna Kulig posed with a very royal Claire Foy at the BAFTA Tea Party -- where the finger sandwiches, cream scones, fresh-brewed PG Tips and Moët & Chandon champagne were definitely fit for the Queen (one someone who played her on "The Crown," at least).