The adorable film was a 'farewell' to the longest-serving British monarch
Viewers were in tears as the Memorable Moment TV Bafta award was awarded to Paddington bear having tea with the late Queen during the Platinum Jubilee: Party At The Palace celebrations on the BBC. Queen Elizabeth II surprised the world when she appeared in a heart-warming sketch with the adorable bear to celebrate her 70 year reign on Saturday, June 4 last year.
In a stunning moment at the awards, televised on BBC One, the camera panned to Paddington applauding in the audience as the winner was called out and gasps could be heard. Actor Simon Farnaby, who played a footman in the video, went on stage to accept the gong at the 2023 British Academy Television Award.Simon called the segment a “lovingly handcrafted moment” that also served as a "farewell" to the longest-serving British monarch. He said: “She had a very joyful Jubilee tea that day.
Also nominated was the moment in Stranger Things where Max was rescued from the demonic Vecna through the playing of her favourite song Kate Bush’s Running Up That Hill, Mo Farah revealing he was illegally trafficked to the UK in The Real Mo Farah and The Traitors final roundtable.
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