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The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) will present actor Samantha Morton, who has starred in movies like “Minority Report” and “In America,” with a fellowship during its annual film awards ceremony next week.
Morton, 46, is the latest recipient of the highest honor from the arts charity, following in the footsteps of actors Helen Mirren and Judi Dench, directors Ang Lee and Ridley Scott, and others.
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Her most recent credits are the television series “The Serpent Queen” and the 2022 film “The Whale.” She is well-known for her work in theater, television, and film.
“Samantha Morton has an amazing range as a captivating storyteller. Anna Higgs, chair of BAFTA’s cinema Committee, said in a statement, “She has made an extraordinary impact on the British film industry – consistently shining a light on complex characters and championing underrepresented stories.”
She consistently strives, both on and off screen, to dismantle social barriers and improve the composition of the film industry, frequently in the face of overwhelming adversity. Samantha’s versatility, talent, and love for the acting trade have earned her great respect from her peers in both Hollywood and Britain.”
Receiving the honor, Morton expressed her gratitude and humility.
Britain’s highest film honors, the BAFTA Film Awards, will be presented in London on February 18.
With 13 nominations, historical drama “Oppenheimer,” one of the highest-grossing films of the previous year, is in the lead.
