Richard Armitage at the BAFTAs

Richard Armitage presented the Best Drama Serial Award at the British Academy Television Awards on Sunday 20th May 2007.

He and Victoria Smurfit presented the award to See No Evil: The Moors Murderers, an ITV1 programme. The Vicar of Dibley Christmas Special was one of the nominees for the Pioneer Audience Award for the Best Programme of 2006, an award voted for by viewers. However, it was beaten by Life on Mars, a critically acclaimed and hugely popular police series.

Some pictures of Richard Armitage at the award ceremony follow. See below for video clips.

Signing autographs on arrival at the London Palladium

Watching the ceremony

Presenting the Best Drama Serial award with Victoria Smurfit

Arriving for the after-party at the Natural History Museum

These two video clips (suitable for broadband connections) show Richard Armitage presenting the Best Drama Serial award with Victoria Smurfit.

First part	Second part

Note: The British Academy of Film and Television Arts - BAFTA - holds an award ceremony each year to celebrate the best of British TV programmes over the previous year. A separate award ceremony is held for film awards, for both British and foreign films.

Links

British Academy of Film and Television Arts
BBC News report on the awards
List of the award-winners

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