Lucien Laviscount says “F*** the Tories” at the Academy Awards

Best known for his role as Alfie in Emily in Paris, the 30-year-old was interviewed at the Oscars last night.

GMB’s North American correspondent Noel Phillips was there covering the event and gave viewers a rundown of what happened.

“The Oscars may have been a little quieter without punches being thrown, but it was still a historic night,” he said.

The Oscars may have been a little quieter without punches being thrown, but it was still a landmark night.

“Everything Everywhere All At One” stole the show by winning seven awards, and Michelle Yeoh became the first Asian winner of the Best Actress Oscar. pic.twitter.com/SQzzMeCpQJ

– Good Morning Britain (GMB) March 13, 2023

And he continued, “It is worth noting that this year’s ceremony was not the most distinguished or eventful, which will be a great relief for the Academy, especially after the past 12 months that they have gone through.

Still, it was a historic night. We saw Everywhere Everywhere win seven nominations out of 11.

Here on the red carpet, one of the stories that a lot of the guests talked about as they walked down this champagne-colored carpet was the row between the BBC and Gary Lineker. ”

As I mentioned womanPhillips spoke with Lovescount about the conflict of neutrality and simply turned to the camera and said, “F*** the Tories.”

This was in a pre-recorded clip, so the word was deleted, and he appeared to be flipping the camera with his finger as his hand was blurred.

What is Gary Lineker’s case all about?

Then it started Lineker Reply to a video Home Secretary Soyla Braverman She posted on her Twitter the government’s new immigration policy.

In response, he tweeted: “Oh my God, this is far from atrocious.”

After some comments from other users, Lineker replied: “This is just an immeasurably harsh policy directed at the most vulnerable people with language not unlike that used by Germany in the 1930s, and I’m off?”

Lineker was removed from the air for today’s match (photo: PA)

This saw a lot of criticism from conservative politicians and the BBC later announced that Lineker would “retreat” the presentation. Match of the day at the end of this week.

However, the move sparked a backlash with fellow critics Ian Wright and Alan Shearer refusing to appear on the show in protest of the decision.

Several other pundits and presenters followed, causing much disruption to the BBC’s football production over the weekend.

On Saturday (March 11), Match of the Day was broadcast only for 20 minutes without commentary, analysis, or post-match interviews and its theme song.

It is understood today (Monday 13 March) that Lineker will return to present coverage of the weekend’s FA Cup quarter-finals, with the BBC apologizing for the situation.