BAFTAs 2012 Red Carpet Interview with HOLLIDAY GRAINGER

FEARNE COTTON:  Holliday Grainger, you sparkly gorgeous lady.  Who are you wearing?  Who is this?
A.	Valentino.  Yeah, it is such a kind of dress I would never usually wear.  But I was like, 'It's the 
BAFTAs.  I am going to go as a fairy.'

Q.	You look like a princess.
A.	I feel like I have walked some ethereal romantic fiction.

Q.	Now, tonight you are presenting.  You have to walk out on that stage with so many incredible people here in that audience.  Is that terrifying?
A.	Yes, I was not scared at all until I went on stage for a little rehearsal before and I was like: oh!  They have got these little photos of people's heads on seats and I was just like: see, it looks like it is going to be full of those actual people.

Q.	I mean, you are practiced in this.  Yourself and Daniel Radcliffe announced the nominations for the BAFTAs.  That must have been lovely.
A.	It felt like such a privilege to do, but also to have the nominations in my hands before anyone else.  Yeah, it is -- I think there are so many amazing films in every category this year.  So yeah, it's -- yeah, good to be part of it all.

Q.	Have you gone numb yet?
A.	I am from Manchester, I can handle it.

Q.	You look so tough.  You're like, whatever, it's cold, I'm dealing with it.
A.	I did a lot of work up north when I was younger so I am used to the freezing cold.

Q.	Well look, have a wonderful night and good luck out there on that stage.  Thank you, Holliday.
(End of the interview)