A Night to Remember
The EE Bafta Film Awards are gearing up to be a star-studded event with Ariana Grande, Demi Moore, Timothee Chalamet, and Ralph Fiennes in attendance. David Tennant is set to host the ceremony in 2025, promising an unforgettable evening at London’s Royal Festival Hall.
Rebel Wilson's Bold Opening
Rebel Wilson's 2022 BAFTAs monologue raised eyebrows and prompted apologies from the BBC. Known for her rebellious nature, she didn't hold back with jibes at Prince Andrew and Daniel Craig, leaving viewers both shocked and entertained.
John Hurt's Unexpected Move
John Hurt's Best Supporting Actor win in 1979 took a strange turn when he attempted to punch a photographer, missing and ending up on the floor. A wild moment in BAFTA history, showcasing the unpredictable nature of live events.
Babe the Pig Steals the Show
In 1996, all eyes were on Babe the pig, who had a front-row seat at the ceremony. Despite the star-studded lineup, the adorable piglet captured hearts and became the unexpected highlight of the evening.
Jennifer Lawrence vs Joanna Lumley
A moment of tension arose in 2018 when Jennifer Lawrence's response to Joanna Lumley's introduction raised eyebrows. The incident, later revealed to be an inside joke, sparked controversy and required a public apology from Lawrence.
Foaming Red Carpet Fiasco
A soapy mishap in 2002 turned the red carpet into a slippery mess of foam, catching stars off guard as they made their entrance. Kevin Spacey's humorous take on the situation added levity to the unexpected turn of events.
Stephen Fry's Fashion Faux Pas
Stephen Fry faced backlash in 2016 for his comments about costume designer Jenny Beavan's outfit at the BAFTAs. Despite their friendship and Beavan's assurance that she wasn't offended, Fry's remarks led to a social media firestorm.
Bafta Blackout and Diversity Concerns
The 2016 BAFTAs were marred by protests over the lack of diversity among nominees, with Idris Elba and John Boyega standing out as the only black actors on the shortlist. The 'Creatives of Colour Network' made their voices heard, calling attention to the need for greater inclusivity in the industry.
Don't miss the BAFTAs airing at 7pm on BBC1 on Sunday, February 16, 2025.
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