BBC Defends Controversial BAFTA Interview with Andrew Scott

The broadcaster acknowledges a misjudged question about 'Saltburn' nude scene, sparking backlash.

The BBC has issued a statement defending its interview with Andrew Scott at the BAFTAs, which was criticized for being inappropriate and homophobic.
The controversy arose from questions about Barry Keoghan's nude scene in 'Saltburn,' a film in which Scott does not appear.
The BBC acknowledged that the specific question asked to Scott was misjudged and expressed regret if it caused offense.
The incident sparked widespread backlash on social media, with many calling the line of questioning cringe-worthy and homophobic.
Andrew Scott has not publicly commented on the incident.