Stephen Fry to host British Academy awards again (6889)

Openly gay actor-author Stephen Fry (Wilde) will host the Orange British Academy Film Awards for the second consecutive year, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The event will be held February 23 at the Odeon in London's Leicester Square. Nominations will be announced January 27.

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