William is of course the son of Prince Charles and the late Princess Diana, and the grandson of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. Prince Phillip was actually the first president of BAFTA 50 years ago.
The 27-year-old prince will take over presidential duties from Lord Richard Attenborough, best known for his Academy Award winning “Gandhi” in 1982 and his role as John Hammond in “Jurassic Park.” Of the new position, Prince William said, “This is such a privilege for me… there is nothing better than going to see a really good film so this is a great personal thrill for me.”
Bigelow said, “This is so unbelievable, we’re just so deeply honored and humbled. “The Hurt Locker” also won BAFTA awards for “The Hurt Locker” also picked up prizes for best original screenplay, cinematography, editing and sound last night.
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It's Prince of Wales - not Prince of Whales.
Major facepalm.
Maybe he likes whales.... (nice beard btw!)