BAFTA Awards 2021: Priyanka Chopra, Prince William, Leslie Odom Jr Set To Present & Perform On Opening Night
BAFTA Film Awards set to be held on April 10 and 11, 2021, will have a star-studded line-up of presenters including Prince William, Renée Zellweger, Leslie Odom Jr, Priyanka Chopra Jonas and others.
The
British
Academy
Film
Awards,
more
popularly
known
as
BAFTA
Awards,
is
set
to
be
held
on
April
10
and
11,
2021.
It
will
have
a
star-studded
line-up
of
presenters,
including
Prince
William,
Renée
Zellweger,
Leslie
Odom
Jr,
Priyanka
Chopra
Jonas
and
others.
Hosted
by
Clara
Amfo,
the
BAFTA
Film
Awards
2021
on
the
opening
night
will
be
honouring
winners
of
eight
craft
categories
like
Best
Costume,
Best
Production
Design
and
more.
The
awards
will
be
presented
by
a
panel
of
guests
including
Rhianna
Dhillon
and
Joanna
Scanlan.
Reportedly
on
April
10,
Noel
Clarke
will
be
recognized
with
the
Outstanding
British
Contribution
to
Cinema
Award
and
Ang
Lee
will
be
honoured
with
the
BAFTA
Fellowship
on
April
11.
The
opening
night
will
also
include
a
performance
by
supporting
actor
nominee
Leslie
Odom
Jr,
who
will
be
singing
'Speak
Now'
from
the
film
One
Night
in
Miami...
.
Meanwhile,
Prince
William,
The
Duke
of
Cambridge
will
be
seen
in
conversation
with
BAFTA
award-winning
costume
designer
Jenny
Beavan
and
makeup
and
hair
designer
Sharon
Martin
on
the
pandemic's
effect
on
the
craft
of
filmmaking.
The
second
BAFTA
Awards
2021
night
on
April
11
will
be
hosted
by
Edith
Bowman
and
Dermot
O'Leary.
A
total
of
17
award
categories
will
be
presented
throughout
the
ceremony
by
celebrities
like
Asim
Chaudhry,
Priyanka
Chopra
Jonas,
Sophie
Cookson,
Phoebe
Dynevor,
Chiwetel
Ejiofor,
Cynthia
Erivo,
Hugh
Grant,
Richard
E
Grant,
Tom
Hiddleston,
Felicity
Jones,
Gugu
Mbatha-Raw,
James
McAvoy,
David
Oyelowo,
Pedro
Pascal
and
Jonathan
Pryce.
Live
audience
will
not
be
a
part
of
the
ceremony
due
to
the
surging
COVID-19
cases,
and
all
nominees
will
be
attending
through
a
virtual
platform.
Meanwhile,
a
few
presenters
will
also
be
joining
from
a
studio
in
Los
Angeles
including
Rose
Byrne,
Andra
Day,
Anna
Kendrick
and
Renée
Zellweger.
Reportedly,
Prince
William
will
make
a
second
appearance
during
BAFTA
delivering
a
speech
via
video,
that
will
celebrate
the
resilience
of
the
film
industry
over
the
last
year.
For
the
unversed,
Prince
William
has
been
serving
as
president
of
BAFTA
since
2010.
Platinum-selling
artist
Liam
Payne
is
set
to
open
the
musical
acts
of
the
night,
followed
by
Celeste
performing
'Hear
My
Voice'
from
best
film
nominee
The
Trial
of
the
Chicago
7.
A
duet
will
also
be
performed
by
Leslie
Odom
Jr
from
Los
Angeles
and
Corinne
Bailey
Rae
in
London.
The
duo
will
be
singing
'A
Change
is
Gonna
Come'
featured
in
One
Night
in
Miami...