It was later revealed that other words shouted throughout the night were censored. Lindo, 73, said no one apologized to them personally after the offensive moment. Host, Alan Cumming explained later in the ceremony that someone with Tourette’s syndrome was in the audience. Cumming, 61, gave his first statement since that night.
Alan Cumming apologizes for the "trauma-triggering" BAFTAs
View this post on InstagramTourette Syndrome Campaigner, John Davidson, was in attendance to celebrate the movie I, Swear, based on his life. Robert Aramayo made BAFTA history that night, and won Best Leading Actor for playing him. Davidson reportedly decided to leave in the middle of the award show.
"We were all let down by decisions made to both broadcast slurs and censor free speech," Cumming wrote on the third slide of his Instagram post. Davidson later revealed his other tics that night were edited out unlike the N-word. He finished by congratulating the artists who were overshadowed that night.
The Sinners cast continued their award show run this past weekend. They attended the NAACP Image Awards on Feb. 28. Regina Hall showed support for Jordan, 39, on stage. “I feel like also to just take a moment to the two kings who are in this audience and just send you so much love for your class and that is Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo,” the One Battle After Another star said. The audience gave a long applause in response.
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