London, Thursday 19th January – The 32nd London Film Critics’ Circle Awards once again celebrated and awarded the very best of British and international film talent at the BFI Southbank in aid of their charity partner, the BFI Archive – ÔÇÿRescue the Hitchcock 9 Campaign’.
Nicolas Roeg received the highest honour, the Dilys Powell Award for Excellence in Cinema, which was presented to him by Donald Sutherland. Joining them on the red carpet were a host of the industry’s stars, including Michael Fassbender, Carey Mulligan, Jean Dujardin and Olivia Colman.
Once again this year, Moet & Chandon, added even more glamour to the red carpet with their philanthropic effort; “Toast for a Cause” whereby winners and nominees were invited to raise funds for their favourite charities by toasting with a mini bottle of Mo├½t & Chandon.
Participants included: Jean Dujardin, Michael Fassbender, Olivia Coleman and Carey Mulligan.
Moët & Chandon Marketing Director, Elsa Corbineau says:
“As the Champagne of film, cinema and celebration, Mo├½t & Chandon is delighted to toast the achievements of the British and International Film Industry at the London Film Critic’s Circle Awards. We are thrilled that so many winners and nominees from this years awards have supported ÔÇÿToast for a Cause’, helping raise thousands of pounds for ÔÇÿRescue the Hitchcock 9 Campaign’ by toasting with mini Mo├½t bottles.”
Recognised for its quality and prestige, Mo├½t & Chandon is the champagne of choice for celebration at international film festivals. The venerable house has captured the attention of Hollywood’s brightest stars since the birth of the film industry. Generations of legendary actors, actresses, producers and directors have celebrated their achievements with Mo├½t & Chandon at the most significant and exclusive cinema events, including the Oscars & Golden Globes celebrations.
