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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have confidence that the two actors involved are able to comprehend disability and uncontrolled / involuntary actions and that they would no more go after him about harm he caused them than they would go after a blind man who bumped into them or an adult with austim whose vocalizations interrupted an interview etc. Although some on here can't understand that concept, I would like to think that those involved can. [b]It seems BAFTA did tell the audience in advance that he was in attendance and that there could be vocalizations without warning.[/b][/quote] “Prior to the start of the ceremony, floor managers warned guests and attendees sitting around Davidson of his condition, without specifying what kinds of outbursts they might hear. According to multiple sources, none of the nominees or attendees were contacted by BAFTA or BBC ahead of the show with any such warnings.” https://variety.com/2026/film/awards/bafta-aired-n-word-michael-b-jordan-delroy-lindo-owed-apology-1236669999/[/quote] BAFTA is the one who should apologize and BBC for airing it without context. [/quote]
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