Why are you here? Richard Ayoade asks the tough questions at the Virgin Media BAFTAs Nominees Party
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- Опубліковано 8 тра 2022
- Who are you and why are you here? The host of the 2022 Virgin Media BAFTA TV Awards, Richard Ayoade took it upon himself to ask this year's nominees all the questions you never had the courage to ask.
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When Richard was asked if anyone had ever touched his hair without asking I immediately thought of Cameron Diaz on the Graham Norton show.😬
I went straight down to the comments when I heard, to see if anyone commented on it.
First thing I thought of too
As did he, perhaps.
Aisling taking the piss out of Richard was entertaining.
An English exit is when you slap both your knees before standing and declaring, "right!"
Haha! We do that in the states too. *slap* "Well I reckon!"
😂😂😂
in finland it's just "noniin" and leave xD
I'd watch the hell out of an Ayoade chat show, so long as he was allowed to pick most of his guests. I imagine it would be like Clive James' chat show from the 90s crossed with Jonathan Ross' The Last Resort. I saw Richard interview Werner Herzog a few years ago, and he was a terrific interviewer.
You should look up Man to Man with Dean Learner. It's a parody talk show where Richard plays the host and that's all I'll say not to spoil the fun.
An Ayoade chat show would be great, but I'd rather he couldn't pick the guests - he's at his funniest when he genuinely doesn't know or care who it is he's talking to.
@@NeilTaylor1 I know what you mean. He is funny when he's interviewing some dunderhead from BBC3. But he's also a genuinely good interviewer. Maybe let him choose 50%?
My best & semi-educated guess is that, for chat shows, there is a pool from which to select guests based on who’s out promoting their latest work at any given time.
@@bitchykins Sadly, you're probably right.
I think that Richard and Aubrey Plaza together would be an absolute hoot.
"When I was at school, my hair was essentially a playground for people's fingers"
"Why do you think I'm wearing this?!" 😅
Credit to the soundie on this shoot. Imagine trying to record audio in the middle of a packed room.
Took me a second to work out where I had seen the "We are Lady Parts" actor before... then I realised - Anjana Vasan was absolutely absolutely amazing in the final series of Killing Eve!
There was nothing amazing about the last, or third, season of Killing Eve.....
4:01 The "French exit", in French, is called "filer à l'anglaise".
ive heard it called the irish goodbye. people and their tribalism, fuckin lame. people be people wherever people be.
In America it is called an Irish exit (or at least, it is called that where I grew up), so I was surprised it was referred to as a French exit here.
Fun fact: in Poland, it's called "an English exit"
I’m from Sweden and I’ve always heard it’s an irish exit ☘️
Makes you wonder who that one person was from each nationality that left a social event quietly in various other countries and forever marred their countrymen's name
To take a French leave, in French, is "filer à l'anglaise", so ^^
Not to be confused with a Brexit, wherein one insults everyone else at the party then takes forever trying to leave before eventually falling out a second story window and loudly proclaiming you meant to go that way all along.
In the U.S. I've always known it as the Irish goodbye
Wasn't there a Bafta few months ago already?? In any case, love Richard. His appearances on the Graham N.'s show had me in stitches.
That was film, this is TV
@@professorruth8550 Oh so there are 2 different Baftas?? Never knew that! Thank you.
@@andymerrett So there is BAFA and BATA??? I am learning something new every day! Thank you.
@@azizcammioneur7311 Three. There's also one for video games.
@@blenderpanzi Oh wow. Are they all just called Bafta?
We call it an Irish Goodbye, 'round these parts.
I just adore richard!! Why isn't he on travel man anymore??
He quit because he hates travel
I heard he missed his kids
He was looking to spend more time with and near his family.
Please tell me there's more footage from these interviews!
So funny. He is pure class.
could we get the uncut interviews?
Richard talking to a load of people I've never seen before. But maybe that was the point.
I knew Aisling....
And Anjana Vasan was absolutely absolutely amazing in the final series of Killing Eve
Handshakes ?! Thought they were passé ?! Is it really over ?
We call that an Irish Goodbye in the states.
Was going to say the same thing. lol I'm not sure the origin. I've decided it's one of two stereotypes: too much drinking or wanting to avoid emotional out bursts. I do know that my husband's irish uncles do randomly start singing towards the latter half of parties.
Aisling was like the only person I recognized...
That's the point! It's to show you people you might not recognise who were nominated.
Watch bla bla bla bla... "I wont" 🤣 Thats so me. 😂
Or when ppl tell me to ride safe on my motorcycle. I will say " I wont" Because I'm that guy on the rocket being a dick. But I'm not a dick its just that your all so slow and I'm just doing my thing getting by in an orderly fashion and accelerated rate. I make my plans well in advance my head is on a swivle, my reaction time is minimal, and honestly traffic is like a game of chess to me.
@@aurorajones8481 As long as you’re an organ donor, live yer life babe.
"The wig, the glasses..."
I am proud to say I've seen none of these programmes.......and nor will I.
So, I take it Richard is no longer the host of Traveling Man....
Joe Lycet is.
I think she means an Irish exit?
Stop tempting me Aisling you sultry Irish vixen.
Was that Gina Rodriguez?
The background "music" and overall noise makes this horribly painful and robs the humor
This seems like him asking questions of people whose role it is to shove excrement into the eyes and ears of unsuspecting viewers who have mobility problems and who have lost their remote control for their television.
And it's absolutely disgraceful how minorities are so under-represented on the TV isn't it? Sick to death of seeing all these straight white men all over the telly, interviewing each other, picking up awards just because of their privilege...
Hillarity on stilts.