Emma Stone’s BAFTA Triumph: A Memorable Speech and Double Victory

At the recent BAFTA awards, Emma Stone took the stage to accept her leading actress award with grace and humor. Among her heartfelt thank-yous, she singled out screenwriter Tony McNamara for the unforgettable line from “Poor Things,” saying, “Tony, thank you for the line ‘I must go punch that baby.’ It was life-changing for me.” Stone also expressed gratitude to her mother, who she described as her greatest inspiration.

In addition to her acting accolades, Stone emphasized her role as a producer on “Poor Things,” highlighting the significance of being involved in both aspects of filmmaking. Her portrayal of the Frankenstein-like character Bella showcased her versatility as an actor, earning her praise and recognition in a competitive field.

Stone’s BAFTA win marks her second triumph at the prestigious awards ceremony, following her previous victory for “La La Land.” With an upcoming nomination at the Academy Awards, Stone’s success continues to solidify her position as one of Hollywood’s most talented performers.

Despite “Poor Things” being the second most-nominated film at the BAFTAs, it secured several wins, including best costume and production design. While director Yorgos Lanthimos was snubbed in his category, the film’s overall recognition underscores its impact on the cinematic landscape.

As Stone prepares for the Oscars and reflects on her journey in the film industry, her BAFTA triumph serves as a testament to her dedication, skill, and ability to captivate audiences worldwide.