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Emma Stone Wins Leading Actress BAFTA for "Poor Things"
Award-Winning Performance Recognized
Emma Stone has emerged victorious at the British Academy Film Awards (BAFTAs), taking home the Leading Actress award for her captivating performance in the critically acclaimed film "Poor Things."
Heartfelt Acceptance Speech
In her heartfelt acceptance speech, Stone expressed gratitude to the film's screenwriter, Tony McNamara, for penning the memorable line, "I must go punch that baby." She described how the line had a profound impact on her interpretation of the character and her subsequent performance.
"It was life-changing for me," Stone shared. "That line allowed me to access a depth and complexity in Bella Baxter that I don't think I could have reached otherwise."
Stone's win marks a significant achievement in her illustrious career. The BAFTA award adds to her numerous accolades, including an Academy Award, a Golden Globe, and a Screen Actors Guild Award.
Her performance in "Poor Things" has garnered widespread praise for its emotional intensity, nuanced portrayal, and ability to captivate audiences.
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