The tributes chosen for Dame Angela Lansbury and Dame Olivia Newton-John were perfect. The photo chosen for Raquel Welch was at the height of her beauty. May their memories be a blessing. Thank you for posting.
Yeah I think while her was in films as well as TV he was most well known for his huge impact in TV and so it does make more sense to honour him in Bafta's TV award ceremony. That said I do think they actually need to actually makes an official statement that that's what they're doing, so that people know they're not snubbing their memory. This has happened multiple times in the past and they really do need to speak to this officially. Until they do they'll continue to get public backlash every time.
@@jen6879 oh, thank God, THANK GOD!! The world couldn't survive him being snubbed, SNUBBED, *SNUBBED* again, could it? Bafta memoriums are SO important, aren't they!
Respectful and touching. Should be an example for how to do this correctly for the Oscars which rarely focuses on those who have passed but instead focuses on the annoying singing and “entertainment” which accompanies the Memoriam. Just quiet music and respectful photos. And I agree that more respectful to show photos at the height of their careers. Well done BAFTA from across the pond.
Well said. For the last 5 years the Oscars have ruined that very important segment. We don't need to see someone playing the violin or xylophone. The live cameras on stage should be turned off for the duration.
The Oscars did it right for the 2019 Memoriam that had Penny Marshall and Stan Lee in it. The orchestra performed a track from the John Williams' "Superman" score called "Leaving Home" that was just beautiful.
@@lisakwaterski6707Yes, thank you. I had that track in mind when I was commenting. And the cinematography in the wheatfield in that scene was incredible.
Couldn't agree with you more. I loath the Oscar's in Memoriam. So poorly executed, no excuse. They show way too many agents, technicians, producers etc, unless you are a harden film fan or work in the industry most people wouldn't know they are. Yes, mention them but I think the time would be better spent, like you say showing the stars that people do! know, at their height of fame with a small montage of their work. I was shocked to see Oliver Newton John mentioned first and her photo barely registered before they had moved on. I find it all so disrespectful, a life time of work and entertainment and that;s!!! all you get. Poor! really poor show.
Came here to see who was included rather than Bernard Cribbins... Biyi Bandele - 9 Separate Production Credits in his Filmography. Bernard Cribbins - 123 Separate Production Credits in the Actor department alone, not to mention the 100s of episodes in those 123 shows, or his 100s of credits in other departments as a Director, Writer, Singer or Himself. It makes no sense why an author like Biyi with barely any film or TV credits, was included in an in memoriam for film, while an actor like Bernard with 100s of film credits like was excluded.
The BAFTAs are so much classier and respectful than the Academy Awards. Glad they honored American actors that our country didn't even bother to mention. We, as Americans, could really learn something about style, grace, and class from the Brits.
I think the TV BAFTA in memoriam section will pay tribute to Bernard and Kirstie as most now know them from Doctor Who for Bernard and Cheers for Kirstie.
Missing names on the in memoriam: Jason David Frank (Power Rangers), Earl Boen (Doctor Silverman in The Terminator saga), Joe E. Tata (Beverly Hills 90210) or Bernard Cribbins (Doctor Who)
@@beautifulmidnight Bernard Cribbins had a 60 year career in film, he should have been included, from Carry On to the Railway Children alone, his place in the film industry deserves to be acknowledged.
Always so sad that we see year in and year out of the loved characters we have known all our lives. So sad, and to have to present this segment losing your wife Hugh. Thankyou for doing this under emotional circumstances. 😢
Bless Richard E Grant. The Robbie Coltrane one got me as there isn’t just Hogwarts without Hagrid but there’s no Harry Potter without Hagrid. Dame Angela Lansbury and Olvia Newton John 💕
This was a beautiful "In Memoriam" montage, especially with Vangelis' music from "Chariots of Fire." However, I wish they had included Cindy Williams in it, since she was in the coming-of-age classic "American Graffiti!"
All these people are still sorely missed. The memories they made to make us laugh 😂, cheer 📣, think 🤔 and cry 😢 can never die. The people you love become ghosts 👻 inside of you and if we remember them, their spirits won't fade away. God bless them all ❤ 😊 Any memories of these people, folks?
This hits hard when you learn that Richard was choking up because he lost his wife in the previous year. These tributes at the BAFTAS are more heartfelt than the oscars. There’s no applause erupting every five seconds, not till the end.
BAFTA did a good job honoring all the artists who passed away, UNLIKE OSCARS who fkd up missing so many artist like Paul Sorvino Charlie Dean Anne Heche Tom Sizemore Fred Ward and Leslie Jordan
They never seem to get a correct definitive list. I was so upset when the Oscars and BAFTA both failed to mention Rod Taylor a few years ago. He wasn’t even mentioned on the news. Disgraceful.
This is very nice. It would be fun to see a lighter comedy one: Celebrities We Wished Were Dead But Aren't Yet, hosted by Ricky Gervais, Michael McIntyre, and James Corden, who would also top the list at #s 1, 2 & 3.
There's always at least one snowflake who can make ANYTHING about race & gender. Care to be specific about the famous people "we" (that is, you) never heard of?
Except an unknown black actor named Sidney Poitier!!!! You schmuck. Oh and FYI, this was a global tribute, I assume when you say minorities, you mean non-white people....Globally, they're not a minority.
Richard E Grant’s wife passed away in the previous year. He did so well to introduce the memoriam.
Poor Richard E. Grant having to do that the year he lost his beloved wife. God bless him.
My thoughts exactly. It must’ve been tough.
There’s somebody missing what about Jason David Frank Tommy Oliver, the green ranger, the white ranger, the red Zeo black dino, thunder ranger.
@@sharonlowman8806 It helps that nobody even knows who or what that and those are.
Most people probably didn't know that, though.
His wife died in 2021.
Robbie Coltrane "Hagrid" in tears😢 such lovely man..RIP to all
The tributes chosen for Dame Angela Lansbury and Dame Olivia Newton-John were perfect. The photo chosen for Raquel Welch was at the height of her beauty. May their memories be a blessing. Thank you for posting.
I never get why some get brief photos while others get video tributes
I think the applause at the end was for Richard too.
BAFTA once again does this better than The Oscars
Beautiful edit this year and every year. Hagrid’s line and scene put me over the edge in tears 😢
Me too 😭😭😭
Wondered if they'd do Paul and Ray together. Glad they did
It’s a beautiful scene too
What about Bernard Cribbins? How did they miss his passing? Unnforgivable! The man was a legend and known to at least four generations.
Probably better known for TV, so he'll likely feature when the TV award ceremony happens.
They claimed ran over time. Was an oversight and he'll be in the tv one
OMG 😱
Yeah I think while her was in films as well as TV he was most well known for his huge impact in TV and so it does make more sense to honour him in Bafta's TV award ceremony.
That said I do think they actually need to actually makes an official statement that that's what they're doing, so that people know they're not snubbing their memory. This has happened multiple times in the past and they really do need to speak to this officially. Until they do they'll continue to get public backlash every time.
Maybe theythe don't honor people who nobody ever heard of?
Shocking that they omitted Bernard Cribbins.
who??
@@Marcel_Audubon troll
He was the first one to be remembered on the TV BAFTAs memorial yesterday.
@@jen6879 oh, thank God, THANK GOD!! The world couldn't survive him being snubbed, SNUBBED, *SNUBBED* again, could it? Bafta memoriums are SO important, aren't they!
@@Marcel_Audubon as I said before...troll
Respectful and touching. Should be an example for how to do this correctly for the Oscars which rarely focuses on those who have passed but instead focuses on the annoying singing and “entertainment” which accompanies the Memoriam. Just quiet music and respectful photos. And I agree that more respectful to show photos at the height of their careers. Well done BAFTA from across the pond.
Well said. For the last 5 years the Oscars have ruined that very important segment. We don't need to see someone playing the violin or xylophone. The live cameras on stage should be turned off for the duration.
The Oscars did it right for the 2019 Memoriam that had Penny Marshall and Stan Lee in it. The orchestra performed a track from the John Williams' "Superman" score called "Leaving Home" that was just beautiful.
@@lisakwaterski6707Yes, thank you. I had that track in mind when I was commenting. And the cinematography in the wheatfield in that scene was incredible.
Couldn't agree with you more. I loath the Oscar's in Memoriam. So poorly executed, no excuse. They show way too many agents, technicians, producers etc, unless you are a harden film fan or work in the industry most people wouldn't know they are. Yes, mention them but I think the time would be better spent, like you say showing the stars that people do! know, at their height of fame with a small montage of their work. I was shocked to see Oliver Newton John mentioned first and her photo barely registered before they had moved on. I find it all so disrespectful, a life time of work and entertainment and that;s!!! all you get. Poor! really poor show.
A job well done, Richard E. I am sorry for your loss. I did not know.
Thank you. I didn't know Irene Pappas, William Hurt passed. Both wonderful, strong actors. Irene Pappas acted with her entire body. All loss is sad.
Never knew Irene died either until I watched this 🕊️
Definetely didn't know about William Hurt too 😮
@@Nimesay1 he was included at last year's Oscars.
Everyone in the room was emotional. So am I. Rest easy to all legends.
Came here to see who was included rather than Bernard Cribbins...
Biyi Bandele - 9 Separate Production Credits in his Filmography.
Bernard Cribbins - 123 Separate Production Credits in the Actor department alone, not to mention the 100s of episodes in those 123 shows, or his 100s of credits in other departments as a Director, Writer, Singer or Himself.
It makes no sense why an author like Biyi with barely any film or TV credits, was included in an in memoriam for film, while an actor like Bernard with 100s of film credits like was excluded.
Totally agree.
Thank you for the tribute to Irene Cara ❤️ awesome 👍
The BAFTAs are so much classier and respectful than the Academy Awards. Glad they honored American actors that our country didn't even bother to mention. We, as Americans, could really learn something about style, grace, and class from the Brits.
God bless them ALL
SO MANY performers passed in 2022....Good Journey.
No Bernard Cribbins it’s a shocking way to treat a legend bafta 😡😡😡😡😡
I loved him in the Railway Children and he was magnificent as the 'hotel inspector' aka spoon seller on Fawlty Towers. He'll be remembered.
who??
@@Marcel_Audubon troll
you know how old you are when your best actors are all dying off..
They forgot Bernard cribbins and kirstie alley! Noooo
I think the TV BAFTA in memoriam section will pay tribute to Bernard and Kirstie as most now know them from Doctor Who for Bernard and Cheers for Kirstie.
Some truly huge icons went in the last year.....wow.
Missing names on the in memoriam: Jason David Frank (Power Rangers), Earl Boen (Doctor Silverman in The Terminator saga), Joe E. Tata (Beverly Hills 90210) or Bernard Cribbins (Doctor Who)
To be fair, most of those were TV, so I can see them being missing from the film
@@beautifulmidnight Bernard Cribbins had a 60 year career in film, he should have been included, from Carry On to the Railway Children alone, his place in the film industry deserves to be acknowledged.
More honorable and heartfelt than the soulless Oscar segment.
Hagrid robbie coltrane no hogwarts without you hagrid omg i cry. and olivia newton john and Angela lansbury
Always so sad that we see year in and year out of the loved characters we have known all our lives. So sad, and to have to present this segment losing your wife Hugh. Thankyou for doing this under emotional circumstances. 😢
Hagrid (Robbie coltrane) really got me..
Bless Richard E Grant.
The Robbie Coltrane one got me as there isn’t just Hogwarts without Hagrid but there’s no Harry Potter without Hagrid.
Dame Angela Lansbury and Olvia Newton John 💕
This was a beautiful "In Memoriam" montage, especially with Vangelis' music from "Chariots of Fire." However, I wish they had included Cindy Williams in it, since she was in the coming-of-age classic "American Graffiti!"
Warner was GREAT as Jack the Ripper in Time After Time
Yes indeed.
And marvellous as the Devil in Time Bandits!
David Warner should have been awarded an OBE for his life's work. He deserved a BAFTA for his performance in "Time After Time".
@@lysanderofsparta3708 You're not Wrong!!!
All these people are still sorely missed. The memories they made to make us laugh 😂, cheer 📣, think 🤔 and cry 😢 can never die. The people you love become ghosts 👻 inside of you and if we remember them, their spirits won't fade away. God bless them all ❤ 😊 Any memories of these people, folks?
No Cribbins is a disgrace
ANGELA LANDSBURY
So much more dignified and respectful than the Academy Awards In Memoriam. Then so are the FAFTA Awards.
Some very sad celebrity deaths. Olivia Newton_ John hit me the most.
What's the piano music accompanying the majority of the segment. I know the song I just can't remember the name. The arrangement is beautiful
Found it
th-cam.com/video/NhCxrUEW3PM/w-d-xo.html
Remember (Acoustic) - Becky Hill
I prefer this in memoria. They actually added some of the actors scenes.
I didn't know William Hurt passed. 😞
Ignacio López Tarso (98 age died)
*They forget Kirstie Alley and father Jennifer Aniston 😢*
John Aniston is only known for being on Days of Our Lives.
do they stick to British actors or those more associated with BAFTA ? I do think they did miss a few.
They remembered David Warner and Paul Sorvino, who were both left out of the 2023 Oscars' In Memoriam montage.
This hits hard when you learn that Richard was choking up because he lost his wife in the previous year. These tributes at the BAFTAS are more heartfelt than the oscars. There’s no applause erupting every five seconds, not till the end.
Robbie Coltrane 😢
Just a small black and white photo of Raquel Welch and no film clip?? Fail!
They should all get a film clip. Just a basic picture can be cold.
@@Shane-Flanagan
Ageed!
Sylvia Syms is beautiful in Ice Cold In Alex.
RIP Ronan Vibert, actor extradonnaire 💚 22.12.22
Where are Stella Stevens and Bo Hopkins?
BAFTA did a good job honoring all the artists who passed away, UNLIKE OSCARS who fkd up missing so many artist like Paul Sorvino Charlie Dean Anne Heche Tom Sizemore Fred Ward and Leslie Jordan
No Dennis Waterman and no Bernard Cribbins.... disgraceful
Amazing
Olivia hurt the worst.....Robbie also
Kirstie Alley?
Dear Ruth Madoc? She should be up there too …
and Kirstie Alley?
My love Olivia
They left Bernard Cribbins out. How come? He worked in many films, and not only on TV! 😡
What intern did they get to slap this together?
They never seem to get a correct definitive list. I was so upset when the Oscars and BAFTA both failed to mention Rod Taylor a few years ago. He wasn’t even mentioned on the news. Disgraceful.
They forgot to include Jason David Frank 😢
Most people forgot to even know who that is
Robbie Coltrane 😭
If you watch this on your phone, the lettering is too small. Most of it is unreadable.
Thanks for the warning. I'll just watch it on the iPad instead.
They left out a lot of people
Best part was the .. Applesauce ...!!!!
This is very nice. It would be fun to see a lighter comedy one: Celebrities We Wished Were Dead But Aren't Yet, hosted by Ricky Gervais, Michael McIntyre, and James Corden, who would also top the list at #s 1, 2 & 3.
They ommited Sidney Poitier ????🤬😢
I think he died a little more tan a year earlier.
He was in last years bafta and oscar memorium. He got a longer tribute than anyone else which was ridiculous.
John Steiner?
No Sir Bernard Cribbins. Awful. 😞💔
aww
Eh, Bernard Cribbins?
No mention of mathew perry terrible from the baftas
It's BAFTA
Y CARLOS SAURA? CARLOS SAURA CARLOS SAURA CARLOS SAURA CARLOS SAURA.....Estos British ahhhhjjjj que pereza....
Gilbert Gottfried was left out.
They left out quiet a few famous people.
But of course they included minorities and women we never heard of.
…..
You’re right. The list should only be white men that you’ve heard of. My god, what a perfectly fitting first name, you absolute wally.
There's always at least one snowflake who can make ANYTHING about race & gender. Care to be specific about the famous people "we" (that is, you) never heard of?
Except an unknown black actor named Sidney Poitier!!!! You schmuck. Oh and FYI, this was a global tribute, I assume when you say minorities, you mean non-white people....Globally, they're not a minority.