The 77th British Academy Film Awards (BAFTA) ceremony became an unforgettable moment for Emma Stone as she clinched the prestigious Best Actress award. Stone secured the coveted trophy for her outstanding portrayal in the black-comedy sci-fi fantasy film, “Poor Things.”
In her heartwarming acceptance speech, Emma Stone expressed her gratitude towards her mother for giving her life and credited screenwriter Tony McNamara for his impactful line, “I must go punch that baby.” She humorously recounted her experience of learning British pronunciation during the filming process, thanking England for accepting her.
Stone took a heartfelt moment to acknowledge her mother’s unwavering support, emphasizing her role in shaping her belief that she could achieve her dreams. She attributed her success not only to her own efforts but also to her mother’s constant inspiration, without whom, she said, none of her achievements would be possible.
As a producer on “Poor Things,” Emma Stone highlighted the significance of her dual roles in front of and behind the camera. She expressed her pride in being part of the film’s production, underscoring the meaningful experience of contributing to both its creative and logistical aspects.
In “Poor Things,” Emma Stone portrays Bella, a character reminiscent of Frankenstein’s creation, crafted by a reclusive Victorian doctor. Bella’s journey unfolds as she navigates a world where her appearance belies her mental capacity, initially resembling that of a toddler. Stone delves into Bella’s complex psyche as she embarks on a quest filled with intrigue and discovery.
This BAFTA win marks Emma Stone’s second triumph, following her previous recognition for Best Leading Actress in 2017 for her role in “La La Land,” where she starred opposite Ryan Gosling. With her latest accolade, Stone continues to cement her status as one of Hollywood’s most talented and versatile actresses, captivating audiences with her exceptional performances.
Comments