Jeff Goldblum Plays Moving Piano Tribute To David Lynch, Maggie Smith & Others During BAFTA Film Awards In Memoriam Section

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Jeff Goldblum Plays Moving Piano Tribute To David Lynch, Maggie Smith & Others During BAFTA Film Awards In Memoriam Section

Jeff Goldblum tinkled the ivories during a moving In Memoriam section at the BAFTA Film Awards.

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At the BAFTA Awards, Jeff Goldblum played during the "In Memoriam" section of the program. This year's BAFTA Awards offered a musical tribute to deceased film greats. Jeff Goldblum played the piano for David Lynch, among others. "As Time Goes By" honors cinema greats During the "In Memoriam" section of the awards ceremony, Jeff Goldblum played "As Time Goes By". The room thus remembered all those who had died in the past year and who had shaped …

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BAFTAs viewers outrage as actor Bernard Hill is omitted from In Memoriam

BAFTA viewers were left outraged after Lord of the Rings actor Bernard Hill was omitted from the In Memoriam tribute. Jeff Goldblum, 72, performed As Time Goes By on the piano while stars including the late Dame Maggie Smith, David Lynch and Kris Kristofferson were honoured. GettyBAFTA viewers were left outraged after Lord of the Rings actor Bernard Hill was omitted from the In Memoriam tribute[/caption] Bernard died in May of last yearRex Howev…

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BAFTAs 2025: Jeff Goldblum Pays Tribute to All the Greats Industry Lost This Year in the In Memoriam Section

Jeff Goldblum pays a heartfelt tribute to the veterans that the industry lost in the past year. The actor-musician performs in the Memoriam section of the BAFTA Awards, held at South Bank Center’s Royal Festival Hall in London. As the reel of the late celebrities ran in the background, the Wicked star performed As Time Goes By while playing the piano.  During the memoriam section of the ceremony, the reel included the pictures of Donald Sutherla…

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BAFTA viewers in tears as film awards pay emotional tribute to Dame Maggie Smith

3 Min Read The 2025 BAFTA Film Awards aired an emotional tribute to the stars who died over the last year, leaving viewers in floods of tears. Hosted by David Tennant, the broadcast saw the biggest names in British film descend on London’s South Bank for the BAFTA Awards, with the likes of The Brutalist, Wallace and Gromit, A Real Pain and Emilia Perez taking home gongs. However, viewers were left in floods of tears as the awards honoured the ac…