All Baftas articles – Page 2
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NewsBafta chair and CEO say conversations with studios involved in racial slur controversy are “ongoing”
Sara Putt and Jane Millichip have written to Bafta members to apologise for the “highly offensive language”.
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NewsBafta swearing crisis: Film and TV Charity CEO says BBC prioritised “representation over impact”
Marcus Ryder speculates on the BBC’s editorial thought process in the aftermath of the incident.
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NewsTourette campaigner John Davidson issues statement amid Baftas fallout
“My tics are involuntary and are not a reflection of my personal beliefs.”
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NewsBafta apologises “unreservedly” following involuntary racial slur from Tourette Syndrome campaigner John Davidson
”We want to acknowledge the harm this has caused, address what happened and apologise to all,” Bafta says.
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NewsBafta attendees Paul Thomas Anderson, Jafar Panahi, Kaouther Ben Hania talk film and politics
Jafar Panahi: ”Wim Wenders is a great filmmaker and if he says something, there’s a reason for it”
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NewsBBC apologises for Bafta broadcast controversy and is removing offensive language from iPlayer version
Segments were available on iPlayer this morning but are currently unavailable.
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NewsBaftas stand-out moments: a new host, swearing apology, and memorable speeches
Scottish actor and presenter Alan Cumming was making his debut presenting this year.
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NewsBaftas 2026: ‘One Battle After Another’, ‘Sinners’, Robert Aramayo lead winners
‘One Battle After Another’ won six awards, including best film, best director and supporting actor.
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FeaturesBafta flashback: Jack O’Connell looks back on winning his rising star award – “There was some revelling”
“This was back in the days when I’d stay out late”
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FeaturesMeet the awards campaigner who achieved a clean sweep of documentary nominees at this year’s Bafta Film Awards
UK agency Christelle & Co successfully campaigned for all five Bafta-nominated documentaries
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FeaturesBafta flashback: ‘Imposter’ duo Bart Layton and Dimitri Doganis on having one of their trophies stolen
They won the Bafta for outstanding British debut in 2013, beating films including ’The Muppets’ and ’Wild Bill’.
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FeaturesBafta flashback: Rebecca O’Brien on breaking Ken Loach’s Bafta curse
“When we got to the stage, my main surprise was how tall Nicole Kidman is.”
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NewsUniversal’s Donna Langley to receive Bafta Fellowship award
Langley is chairman of NBCUniversal Entertainment.
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Features“The coolest kind of masterclass”: Chase Infiniti on the six-month audition process for ‘One Battle After Another’
The actress has picked up a Bafta nomination for her debut film role in One Battle After Another
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FeaturesInga Ibsdotter Lilleaas on unscripted moments and finding out her ‘Sentimental Value’ character was initially written as comic relief
Joachim Trier’s family drama has catapulted the Norwegian actress from an international unknown to Oscar and Bafta nominee
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Features‘Song Sung Blue’ star Kate Hudson on waiting 25 years for her second Oscar nomination: “I’m going to soak up every second of it”
“It’s nice to get a pat on the back.”
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FeaturesBafta flashback: ‘How To Have Sex’ star Mia McKenna-Bruce on proud parents and being distracted by Ryan Gosling
“All I could see was Ryan Gosling in my eyeline’’
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News‘KPop Demon Hunters’ stars to perform ‘Golden’ live at Bafta Film Awards 2026
First-ever live performance outside the US from the trio of singers.
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NewsFive talking points from the Bafta film nominations: Irish success, longlist misses and record breakers
‘One Battle After Another’ leads the nominations with 14, closely followed by Ryan Coogler’s ‘Sinners’ with 13.
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NewsHow the Bafta nominations differ from the Oscars
Ampas shows an international flavour in craft categories while Bafta voters have more loyalty to UK films.