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17-02-2025
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24 Must-See Moments You Might Have Missed From This Year's Baftas Ceremony
The Baftas may be known as a slightly more subdued affair than some of its awards season counterparts across the pond, but this year's ceremony certainly wasn't without its stand-out moments. Between a chaotic performance of "500 Miles", speeches that had us laughing and crying in equal measure, incredible performances and red carpet ensembles that really stole the show, the 2025 Baftas (which took place at London's Royal Festival Hall on Sunday 16 February) was a pretty eventful night. Here are all the moments you might have missed: 1. Demi Moore on the red carpet. Sorry, need we say more? 2. And while we're on the topic of red carpet – we knew we could rely on Ariana Grande to deliver a look Glinda would be proud of 3. Stunning, gorgeous, we love it. Red carpet ready! 📸 #EEBAFTAs — Aardman (@aardman) February 16, 2025 4. David Tennant and Brian Cox singing "I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)" by The Proclaimers was not on our 2025 bingo card... It's David Tennant's world, we're just living in it... #EEBAFTAs #DavidTennant — BAFTA (@BAFTA) February 16, 2025 5. And some of the audience didn't quite get it... David Tennant singing 500 Miles and all the Americans looking on a bit baffled... BAFTA opening of all time #BAFTA2025 — livvy🌹 (@livvyedwards97) February 16, 2025 I didn't think anything could top the bewilderment of Ariana DeBose's performance but a room full of A-Listers watching Doctor Who sing I Would Walk 500 Miles might take it #BAFTA2025 — Jasmine Valentine (@thejasvalentine) February 16, 2025 very funny idea to have David Tennant sing the Proclaimers in front of an audience of Americans who won't know what the fuck is going on — FKA figs 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅 (@david__blowie) February 16, 2025 5. Host David Tennant then launched in an opening monologue that saw him take swipes at US President Donald Trump Kylie Jenner sneaking in to every event to support Timothée Chalamet is actually kinda cute #EEBAFTAs — Dani (@danidelle23) February 16, 2025 8. Which more importantly, sparked these tweets... watching the BAFTAs and it's so funny that Kylie Jenner is there watching David Tennant make jokes about Feathers McGraw #BAFTA2025 — Amyyy (@amyhewitson_) February 16, 2025 Kylie Jenner experiencing The Proclaimers and Take That in one night. She's not in Calabasas anymore 🤣🤣 #BAFTA2025 — Indigo Stafford (@indigo_stafford) February 16, 2025 only the #BAFTA2025 would have kylie jenner watch david tennant sing a rendition of 'i'm gonna be (500 miles)' — ellie ✨ (@lattewhxre) February 16, 2025 9. Wallace And Gromit took home the award for Best Children's and Family Film and one star was front and centre at the podium Obsessed with the legend Gromit being front and centre of their BAFTAs win. Well deserved king #EEBAFTAs #BAFTA2025 — Alex (@alexr_241) February 16, 2025 And the #EEBAFTA goes to Jesse Eisenberg for A Real Pain! #BritBox — BritBoxUS (@BritBox_US) February 16, 2025 11. And his speech at the Bafta's Winners Conference was as equally self-deprecating... Jesse Eisenberg reacts to his win for Best Original Screenplay at the #EEBAFTAs: 'Maybe I'm a novelty here and in America I'm boring.' — Film Updates (@FilmUpdates) February 16, 2025 Jesse Eisenberg on doing TikTok trends for promo at the #EEBAFTAs: 'I'm not only an idiot but also 41.' — Film Updates (@FilmUpdates) February 16, 2025 12. Meanwhile David Tennant poked fun at Kylie and Timothee The Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet lookalikes. #EEBAFTAs #BAFTAs #BAFTA2025 — 𝙴𝚍𝚞𝚊𝚛𝚍𝚘 𝚅𝚒𝚕𝚕𝚊𝚗𝚞𝚎𝚟𝚊 (@e__VILLANUEVA) February 16, 2025 13. Take That took the stage for a performance of "Greatest Day" and had two fans in the audience... Yesssss Ariana & Cynthia dancing along to @takethat!!! 😎🫶🫶🫶 @GaryBarlow love it!!!! #BAFTA2025 #BAFTAs — 𝕃𝕚𝕥𝕥𝕝𝕖 𝕃𝕪𝕟𝕕𝕫 █ GB █ (@LittleMeThatter) February 16, 2025 Wallace has his own tiny BAFTA trophy! — DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) February 16, 2025 Congratulations to the wonderful charity @MediCinema who are this year's recipient of the Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema Award. Through the power of cinema and the magic of film, MediCinema are dedicated to improving the well-being of patients in NHS Hospitals… — BAFTA (@BAFTA) February 16, 2025 16. Zoe Saldana once again missed the no swearing memo... And the #EEBAFTA goes to? Zoe Saldaña for her role in Emilia Pérez. #BritBox — BritBoxUS (@BritBox_US) February 16, 2025 17. And only just after he'd recovered from accepting his own award, Jesse Eisenberg was back up to accept another for his co-star Kieran Culkin... 18. Mikey Madison dedicates her win for Best Actress to sex workers 'I just wanna say that I see you. You deserve respect and human decency. I will always be a friend and ally, and I implore others to do the same.' 19. SAY IT AGAIN LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE AT THE BACK 'Kneecap is more than a film. It's a movement. It's about how everyone should have their language respected, their culture respected and their homeland respected. This award is for everyone fighting that fight' Rich Peppiatt BAFTA winning Director take a bow 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 — Cllr. Sarah Duffy SF (@CllrSarahDuffy) February 16, 2025 20. Camila Cabello and Wallace... the crossover we didn't see coming 21. Meanwhile Warwick Davis shared the unusual location he was in when he found out about his award... Warwick Davis found out that he's being awarded the #BAFTA Fellowship while he was on the toilet! — Deadline (@DEADLINE) February 16, 2025 22. We were all in tears at the In Memoriam segment, which featured a piano performance from Jeff Goldblum Lo del In Memoriam de los #BAFTAs me deja 😳 Por la cantidad de intérpretes que se fueron en 2024 (y por lo de Jeff Goldblum al 🎹). #EEBAFTAs #BAFTA2025 — 𝙴𝚍𝚞𝚊𝚛𝚍𝚘 𝚅𝚒𝚕𝚕𝚊𝚗𝚞𝚎𝚟𝚊 (@e__VILLANUEVA) February 16, 2025 24. Finally, this quote from Conclave playwright's iconic acceptance speech for Best Adapted Screenplay 'Thank you to Robert Harris, for this beautiful book, and for letting us turn it into Mean Girls.'
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17-02-2025
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Zoe Saldana broke down in tears as she accepted the Best Supporting Actress at the EE BAFTAs
Zoe Saldana broke down in tears as she accepted the Best Supporting Actress at the EE BAFTAs.
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17-02-2025
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BAFTAs: Adrien Brody wins Best Leading Actor
Adrien Brody felt "so grateful" to be named Best Leading Actor at the EE BAFTAs. The 51-year-old actor picked up the coveted accolade at the annual awards ceremony on Sunday (16.02.25) for his role in 'The Brutalist', having beat off competition from Timothée Chalamet,( 'A Complete Unknown') Colman Domingo, ('Sing Sing') Ralph Fiennes, ('Conclave') Hugh Grant, ('Heretic') and Sebastian Stan ('The Apprentice'). Speaking live on stage at the Royal Festival hall, he said: "My goodness, thank you, thank you all. Where do I begin? I am so grateful and I wanna thank this wonderful institution for honoring me and everyone here tonight who has done such great work. "This film is about this pursuit of leaving something meaningful and I think that's something we can all relate to." But Adrien was sure to acknowledge his fellow nominees in his speech, and wanted to "share" it with them after realsing just how much he "admired" their work. "I share this award with all of my esteemed nominees, I admire all your work tremendously. "I wanna thank BAFTA, I wanna thank the public. "England has felt quite a bit like home lately." In 'The Brutalist', Adrien stars as a Hungarian-Jewish Holocaust survivor who immigrates to the United States and noted just before leaving the stage that he felt so "humbled" by the award. He said: "I am so humbled by this, I will cherish this. Thank you all." Earlier in the evening, Brady Corbet had picked up the award for Best Director following his work on the film, having beaten off competition from Sean Baker ('Anora') '', Edward Berger ('Conclave'), Edward Berger 'Dune: Part Two', Denis Villeneuve 'Emilia Pérez', Jacques Audiard 'The Substance', Coralie Fargeate '(The Substance').
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16-02-2025
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BAFTAs: Kieran Culkin named Best Supporting Actor but couldn't attend because of family sickness
Kieran Culkin was named Best Supporting Actor at the EE BAFTAs. The 42-year-old actor had been up against Clarence Maclin ('Sing Sing'), Edward Norton, ('A Complete Unknown') Guy Pearce, ('The Brutalist') Jeremy Strong, ('The Apprentice') Yura Borisov, ('Anora') for his role in 'A Real Pain', but couldn't be present to collect the award, so writer Jesse Eisenberg stepped up instead, just moments after he won for Best Original Screenplay. Speaking live on stage at the Royal Festival Hall on Sunday (16.02.25), he said: "I know I just won an award but this is like the fifth award I've accepted on Kieran's behalf, so that has just confirmed that I'd always known - we have a similar life but his about 27 percent better than mine! "He'd love to be here but he is in New York but he is with a family member who is quite sick. "His devotion to his family is beautiful, and I'm so honoured to accept this for him. Just moments before, 'Wallace and Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl' picked up its second award of the evening, having already been named Best Children's and Family Film, and then the stop-motion fought off competition from 'Flow' 'Inside Out 2' and 'The Wild Robot' to be named Best Animated Film. The animated franchise returned to the screens over Christmas for the first time in over a decade, and was watched by almost 10 million people. Creator Nick Park said: "I didn't actually write a second speech, but well the main thing is that people think that as animators you must need a lot of patience, but the people who really have patience are our loved outs. It takes us 18 months!"
