David Beckham to present BAFTA Award
Retired English footballer will take to the stage along with actors Henry Cavill and Julie Walters
File photo of Retired English footballer David Beckham. PHOTO: REUTERS
LONDON:
Retired English footballer David Beckham will take to the stage at the BAFTA Awards ceremony along with actors Henry Cavill and Julie Walters to hand out an allocade Sunday.
Actors Holliday Grainger, Mark Strong and Martin Freeman will also attend the star-studded EE British Academy Film and Television Awards (BAFTA) ceremony at London's Royal Opera House, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
Brunette beauty Hayley Atwell and Chris Evans, with whom she shared a lip kiss in "Captain America", will be in attendance as well as "Game of Thrones" beauty Natalie Dormer and "The Hunger Games" hunk Sam Claflin.
Nominees who will attend the ceremony include Benedict Cumberbatch and Eddie Redmayne, who are competing in the Best Actor category, as well as Michael Keaton and Ralph Fiennes.
Redmayne's leading lady in "The Theory of Everything" Felicity Jones, who has received a nod for Best Actress, will also be in attendance as well as Julianne Moore, Amy Adams and Rosamund Pike, who are up for the category.
Funnyman Stephen Fry, who tied the knot with Elliott Spencer last month, is to host the ceremony.
Retired English footballer David Beckham will take to the stage at the BAFTA Awards ceremony along with actors Henry Cavill and Julie Walters to hand out an allocade Sunday.
Actors Holliday Grainger, Mark Strong and Martin Freeman will also attend the star-studded EE British Academy Film and Television Awards (BAFTA) ceremony at London's Royal Opera House, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
Brunette beauty Hayley Atwell and Chris Evans, with whom she shared a lip kiss in "Captain America", will be in attendance as well as "Game of Thrones" beauty Natalie Dormer and "The Hunger Games" hunk Sam Claflin.
Nominees who will attend the ceremony include Benedict Cumberbatch and Eddie Redmayne, who are competing in the Best Actor category, as well as Michael Keaton and Ralph Fiennes.
Redmayne's leading lady in "The Theory of Everything" Felicity Jones, who has received a nod for Best Actress, will also be in attendance as well as Julianne Moore, Amy Adams and Rosamund Pike, who are up for the category.
Funnyman Stephen Fry, who tied the knot with Elliott Spencer last month, is to host the ceremony.