Christopher Plummer, Jacob Tremblay to present at Canadian Screen Awards
TORONTO – Veteran star Christopher Plummer and newcomer Jacob Tremblay are among the presenters set to appear at the Canadian Screen Awards.
The Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television announced the first batch of its celebrity attendees on Wednesday.
They also include Waris Ahluwalia of “Beeba Boys,” Lyriq Bent of CBC-TV’s “The Book of Negroes,” Wendy Crewson of CTV’s “Saving Hope” and “Room,” and director Helen Shaver of History’s “Vikings” and Space’s “Orphan Black.”
Plummer and nine-year-old Tremblay are rivals in the best film actor category.
Plummer is up for his role as a Holocaust survivor in the Nazi revenge thriller “Remember,” while Tremblay earned a nomination for his arresting turn as a boy held captive with his mother in “Room.”
This year’s gala will be hosted by comic Norm Macdonald in Toronto. It airs on CBC-TV on March 13.
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