frankie t
21-04-08, 10:15
Legendary television entertainer Bruce Forsyth OBE received the Academy Fellowship in the venue where he made his big break. Fifty years since first hosting Sunday Night at the London Palladium, Bruce will once again take to the stage at The British Academy Television Awards supported by Sky+.
Presented by comedian Paul Merton, a huge fan of Bruce, the Fellowship is the highest accolade bestowed by the Academy and is awarded in recognition of an outstanding body of work.
In a career spanning close to seventy years, Bruce Forsyth has become one of the nation’s best loved family entertainers. From a myriad of popular quiz shows including Play Your Cards Right, You Bet!, The Price is Right and The Generation Game to, most recently, Strictly Come Dancing generations have been enchanted by his unique blend of energy, humour and unforgettable catchphrases.
Today, Forsyth continues to enjoy huge popularity and having recently completed a fifth series of Strictly Come Dancing for BBC One. Having celebrated his 80th birthday in February he seems to be working with renewed vigour and retirement isn’t on the cards quite yet.I think He is best remembered for Sunday night At The London Palladium introducing the biggest Stars in the world, rest in Peace Variety:thumbs:
Presented by comedian Paul Merton, a huge fan of Bruce, the Fellowship is the highest accolade bestowed by the Academy and is awarded in recognition of an outstanding body of work.
In a career spanning close to seventy years, Bruce Forsyth has become one of the nation’s best loved family entertainers. From a myriad of popular quiz shows including Play Your Cards Right, You Bet!, The Price is Right and The Generation Game to, most recently, Strictly Come Dancing generations have been enchanted by his unique blend of energy, humour and unforgettable catchphrases.
Today, Forsyth continues to enjoy huge popularity and having recently completed a fifth series of Strictly Come Dancing for BBC One. Having celebrated his 80th birthday in February he seems to be working with renewed vigour and retirement isn’t on the cards quite yet.I think He is best remembered for Sunday night At The London Palladium introducing the biggest Stars in the world, rest in Peace Variety:thumbs: