Joanna Lumley replaces Stephen Fry as host of the Bafta Film Awards

The Ab Fab star will take over from Fry who has stepped down from presenting duties after 12 years

Joanna Lumley

Published: Tuesday, 9 January 2018 at 8:37 am

Absolutely Fabulous star Joanna Lumley has been announced as the new host of the Bafta Film Awards during a special live nominations event held on Tuesday 9th February.

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Lumley replaces Stephen Fry who leaves big shoes to fill. The presenter – who has hosted the ceremony 12 times over the years – is known for his verbose style and merciless jokes at the expense of his very famous guests.

"Honestly how exciting is this? It’s just so unbelievably thrilling," she told the audience at Bafta headquarters in Piccadilly. "I always looked at the Bafta Awards with Stephen Fry there forever more, so who thought I’d turn into Stephen Fry?"

She added: "I said yes indecently quickly. Thank you, thank you, I’ll see you on the night."

Stephen Fry attending the British Academy Film Award Nominations event (BAFTA, HF)

“Every one of the 12 Bafta Film Award ceremonies that I had the privilege of hosting has a place in my memory," said Fry upon announcing news of his decision to stand down. "The mixture of glamour, glory, drama and – occasionally – embarrassment and hiccup holds a unique place in the British film calendar.

“What fun it will be to watch BAFTA 2018 without my heart hammering, mouth drying and knees trembling.”

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The news came after this year's major categories were announced by Bafta Chair Jane Lush and actresses Natalie Dormer and Letitia Wright.

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The 2018 Bafta Film Awards will be held on Sunday 18th February at London's Royal Albert Hall.

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