It was a very cold night in London, but we were lucky enough to be on the red carpet at this year’s BAFTAs to catch the arrivals. It was certainly a starry line-up, with everyone from Rebel Wilson and Dakota Johnson, to John Boyega and Saoirse Ronan.
Oh and some people called Michael Fassbender, Steven Spielberg, Kate Winslet, Leonardo DiCaprio, Bryan Cranston, Eddie Redmayne and Benicio Del Toro showed up too. But nobody has ever heard of them.
As we were stood just before the main photography area, we managed to get a few more candid snaps of the stars than usual, often when they were getting ready to go in front of the lens of around a hundred professional press photographers. It’s an oddly interesting place to stand, as you certainly learn who’s considered important and who isn’t, with the big stars queue jumping and making the lesser celebs wait (it’s not their fault, they just get led there).
Take a look at the gallery below for the unexpected delights of Matt Damon and Eddie Izzard being in the same photo, Mark Ruffalo looking like he’s being a bit pervy (although I promise he wasn’t), and Bryan Cranston demonstrating the need for gloves that still allow you to work your phone. [Read more…]
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