BBC cut some of David Tennant's Donald Trump jokes from Baftas
- David Tennant hosted the BAFTA Awards on February 16, 2025, at London's Royal Festival Hall, making a notable entry to the song 'I'm Gonna Be .'
- During the event, Tennant humorously criticized US President Donald Trump, referencing his hair as 'the boldest architecture in film this year.'
- The BBC edited out two of Tennant's jokes about Trump, which included references to his television preferences and a comparison to Beetlejuice.
- The ceremony highlighted 'The Brutalist' and 'Conclave' as the big winners of the awards.
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Doctor Who Star Trolls Donald Trump in Epic BAFTA 2025 Roast!
David Tennant returned to host the BAFTA Film Awards on Sunday, marking the charismatic actor's second consecutive year as the MC of the prestigious awards ceremony. Tennant, best known for playing the tenth and fourteenth incarnations of the Doctor in the British science fiction series Doctor Who, didn't hold back from taking jabs at Donald Trump.
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