An executive producer of this year’s British Academy Film Awards has defended Ariana DeBose after a video of her performing at the ceremony went viral on social media.
Ultimately, Bullen blamed people who “don’t like change” for roasting DeBose on social media.
“There’s a view that the BAFTAs have to be this slightly stiff, traditional British, middle-England messaging,” he said. “But American awards shows have much more razzmatazz, much more showbiz and perhaps a broader range of people being involved. We felt we’re not about revolution, we’re about evolution. Let’s just evolve, let’s just move forward with some gentle changes that start to lay out the stall of what this show should be and where we should be with it.”She's given us so much.
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