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David Tennant Showed Us He’s a Hard Donald Trump’s Hater at the BAFTAS 2025 Monologue

David Tennant vs Donald Trump - David Tennant Showed Us He’s a Hard Donald Trump’s Hater at the BAFTAS 2025 Monologue

The BAFTA Film Awards have always been synonymous with glitz, blockbuster films, and dazzling awards. Yet every so often, the event takes an unexpected twist into political satire, turning the ceremony into a high-energy standup set. This year, the legendary David Tennant did just that with a sizzling roast of Donald Trump that left the audience both shocked and laughing.

The 2025 ceremony in London was a celebration of cinema’s finest. The night was dominated by top winners like “Conclave” and “The Brutalist,” with both films walking away with four awards apiece. “Conclave” clinched accolades for Best Film, Outstanding British Film, Best Adapted Screenplay, and Best Editing, while “The Brutalist” earned honors for Best Director, Best Actor, Best Cinematography, and Best Original Score.

Adrien Brody took home Best Actor for his riveting performance in “The Brutalist,” and the young, talented Mikey Madison won Best Actress for her standout role in the darkly comic “Anora.” Jacques Audiard’s “Emilia Perez” was also celebrated as the Best Film Not in the English Language, despite a hint of controversy surrounding its lead star.

David Tennant Heavily Roasted Donald Trump During the BAFTAS Ceremony

But the evening’s real spark came from David Tennant’s opening monologue. With his trademark wit, the Scottish star—known for his iconic roles in “Doctor Who” and “Inside Man”—kicked off his set by taking playful digs at Donald Trump.

He began by comparing Sebastian Stan’s hair in “The Apprentice” to Trump’s infamous hairstyle, a quip that instantly resonated with the crowd.

Without missing a beat, David Tennant labeled Trump a “villain,” drawing loud applause and cheers from the audience. He then joked about how Trump might have missed “The Apprentice” simply because it was rated 15 and not exactly Nickelodeon-friendly.

And just when the laughs seemed to peak, he quipped, “I’ve said his name three times, I’m worried I’ve summoned him,” a tongue-in-cheek nod to the mischievous spirit of Beetlejuice.

Although a few of his sharper jokes were trimmed from the broadcast due to time constraints, Tennant’s performance was widely hailed as the highlight of the night—an unforgettable blend of humor and audacity that perfectly encapsulated the unpredictable magic of the BAFTAs.

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