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No, Aubrey Plaza Did Not Present at Golden Globes 2025
ComingSoon.netStory by Anubhav Chaudhry
scrn logline
Actress Aubrey Plaza withdraws from 2025 Golden Globes after sudden death of husband, filmmaker Jeff Baena, leaving mourning colleagues to pay tribute to his independent cinema legacy.
beat sheet
- Baena, 47, died by suicide just days before the ceremony, which had scheduled Plaza to present an award - organizers did not specify which one or who replaced her.
- Director Brady Corbet and actress Molly Shannon were among those who paid public tributes to Baena, honoring his impact on independent films like Life After Beth and Horse Girl.
call sheet
Aubrey Plaza, Jeff Baena, The White Lotus, The Brutalist, Life After Beth, Horse Girl, The Little Hours