it words like that from samantha morton? ., , , . words like that from samantha morton? a moving speech. i have to admit. _ morton? it was such a moving speech. i have to admit, i'm _ morton? it was such a moving speech. i have to admit, i'm familiar _ morton? it was such a moving speech. i have to admit, i'm familiar with - i have to admit, i'm familiar with some other and her incredible work, but i wasn't familiar with her back story. what started off as me just admiring a creative receiving such a prestigious award quite quickly turned into a profound and personal moment evaporation for her and her journey. i moment evaporation for her and her 'ourne . , , ., ., ., , journey. i issue from that answer, there are some _ journey. i issue from that answer, there are some of— journey. i issue from that answer, there are some of the _ journey. i issue from that answer, there are some of the echoes - journey. i issue from that answer, there are some of the echoes of l journey. i issue from that answer, . there are some of the echoes of what happened to you and to her, that w

i asked her what the dedication of the award by samantha morton meant to her.i'm familiar with samantha and her incredible work and talent, but i wasn't familiar with her backstory. and so what started off was me just admiring a creative receiving such a prestigious award quite quickly turned into a profound and personal moment of admiration for her and herjourney. so i assume from that answer there are so many echoes of what happened to you and to her. is that what you took away? is that why it resonated so much with you? yes, for sure. i mean, i think that a lot of people around the world in care will be able to listen to that speech and relate to it. tell me a bit more, then, being in care, the impact in terms of that industry, the obstacles, the difficulties. and weave, then, some of your story into that as well. i think that there is often a lot of stigma and shame attached to being in care. and i think listening to that speech and other young people hearing it will hopefully alleviate some of that. and historically, acting has been an inaccessible industr

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and the actress and director samantha morton gives an emotional acceptance speech at the baftas, dedicatingtre. attention turns to the bottom end of the premier league table later, as everton host crystal palace — both sides desperate for the points to secure their safety come the end of the season. palace manager roy hodgson is expected to miss the game, after being taken ill at training last week — it's understood he's doing well in his recovery. assistant manager paddy mccarthy and coach ray lewington should lead the team in his absence.

the including best film. actress and directorate saman morton the actress and directorate samantha mortonull round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's betty. good evening, matthew. tonight, it's all about the bottom end of the premier league table, as everton host crystal palace, a game which will be overshadowed by the news that roy hodgson has stepped down as palace boss. hodgson, who's 76, was taken ill during training on thursday last week amid reports he was going to be sacked.

samantha morton. the recipient above the's highest honour, that must be pretty special., incredibly grateful to be here, actually, you know. an incredible career from almost when you are young and things like cracker or band of gold through to so many big blockbusters. minority re ort so many big blockbusters. minority report directed _ so many big blockbusters. minority report directed by _ so many big blockbusters. minority report directed by steven - so many big blockbusters. minorityl report directed by steven spielberg. with emphasis on making independent movies a lot of the time. when you look back at your career, what are the things that you look back on and think i am glad i did that and the impact it made? for think i am glad i did that and the impact it made?— think i am glad i did that and the impact it made? think i am glad i did that and the im act it made? ., ., , impact it made? for me growing up in nottinuham impact it made? for me growing up in nottingham in — impact it made? for me growing up in nottingham in the _ impact it made? for me growing up in n

this year the recipient is the actor and director — samantha morton.dible career from roles when you're a young in things like cracker or band of gold through to so many big blockbusters. minority report directed by steven spielberg. but a real emphasis on making independent movies a lot of the time. i mean, when you look back at your career, what are the things that you look back on and think, "i'm glad i did that and the impact it made"? well, i think for me growing up in nottingham, in the care system, you know, being very, very underprivileged, i look back at all that kind of the early roles that i had, like band of gold, you know, things like that were very important. kay mellor�*s band of gold, it opened a huge amount of doors for me. films like under the skin, that was a bfi film that was shot by barry ackroyd. we made that film for half a million pounds, and that was what woody allen saw at the new york film festival. so, you know, film changed my life and i wouldn't be here without the opportunity to act. that was given to me at centraljunior

but i do want to shout out samantha morton. she the out samantha morton. used her speech to reflect that. there tell us about there was well, tell us about samantha morton. >> name, but i'm not >> i knew the name, but i'm not sure her. sure i know her. >> she starred in minority report, starred in. report, she starred in. >> she's been around for >> so she's been around for a while, for many years. >> yes. that's right. um, her childhood quite sad, and as childhood was quite sad, and as she upin childhood was quite sad, and as she up in the care system she grew up in the care system and it and acting saved her, it literally turned her life around. and she still does a lot of work social justice and of work with social justice and making people in the making sure that people in the care have voice. so i care system have a voice. so i thought she actually thought she was actually an actress deserved it. actress who deserved it. >> good. thank you. thank you very indeed, stephanie. very much indeed, stephanie. appreciate reporting on all appreciate you report

briefly >> samantha morton. she won the bafta , actress. bafta actress, actress. the care system, which i am one of these people. i am a care leaver. so yeah, she is a hero care leaver. so yeah, she is a heralison, thank my >> alison, can i thank my brilliant pundits , my excellent brilliant pundits, my excellent team importantly team and most importantly you for company. we're back for your company. we're back tomorrow dolan tonight. tomorrow for mark dolan tonight. see you at nine. headliners is next. that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsor of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello . >> hello. >> hello. >> good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather and greg dewhurst . we'll see some frost dewhurst. we'll see some frost and fog forming through tonight, but we do have some heavy rain moving into southern parts of england and wales as we go through sunday and into monday , through sunday and into monday, courtesy of this area of low pressure . met office warnings pressure. met office warnings already for this part of the already ou

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