David Tennant Hosts 2025 BAFTA Awards Amid Wardrobe Malfunction

David Tennant hosted the 2025 BAFTA Film Awards, delivering a lively opening monologue that included jabs at Donald Trump, which resonated well with the audience. He humorously remarked on the film 'The Brutalist,' contrasting its architecture with Trump’s iconic hairstyle, and quipped about Trump not seeing 'The Apprentice' because it isn't suitable for children. The awards saw significant wins for 'Emilia Perez,' which took home accolades for Film Not in the English Language and Supporting Actress, amidst controversies surrounding its star, Karla Sofía Gascón. Despite some technical issues during the ceremony, Tennant's hosting style focused on celebrating the film industry rather than roasting the nominees, a shift he aimed for after a previous joke did not land well. The event featured numerous Hollywood stars and celebrated major films like 'Dune,' which secured several awards. Overall, the night was a blend of humor, glamour, and recognition of cinematic achievements.