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An enchanting evening filled with cinematic wonders, heartfelt scenes, unforeseen victories, and spontaneous viral sensations, this event was orchestrated by the Doctor Who star. The ceremony aired live on BBC One and iPlayer, as well as globally on BritBox.

An evening brimming with movie magic, heartfelt instances, unforeseen triumphs, and viral surprises, masterminded by the Doctor Who actor. The event was broadcast live on BBC One and iPlayer, and shown internationally on BritBox.

At the memorial part of the event, a slideshow displayed photographs of Donald Sutherland, James Earl Jones, Joan Plowright, Gena Rowlands, Kris Kristofferson, and Shelley Duvall. The images of two famous figures, David Lynch, director of Blue Velvet, and Maggie Smith, who played in the Harry Potter series, remained on screen until the end.

Before the major victory, the movie was ahead in the nominations with a total of 12 recognitions from the jury. Director Edward Berger had previously accepted an award on behalf of the Conclave team during a previous ceremony.

In a surprising turn of events, Madison, aged 25, triumphed over anticipated winners in her category. While Demi Moore’s performance in “The Substance” had dominated the awards circuit this season, and Marianne Jean-Baptiste was widely favored for “Hard Truths”, it was Madison who ultimately took the spotlight.

The film delves into themes of grief and healing as Tóth endeavors to restart his life. Along the way, he faces challenges involving substance abuse, a volatile benefactor portrayed by Guy Pearce, and the intense feelings that accompany attempting to rekindle his relationship with his wife (Felicity Jones), who he believed perished during the war.