Sylvester Stallone, Kevin Costner, Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, Jessica Chastain and Michael Shannon take their seats to support BAFTAs in London

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Celebrities Sylvester Stallone, Kevin Costner, Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, Jessica Chastain and Michael Shannon took their seats at BAFTA’s Piccadilly headquarters on Tuesday as part of BAFTA’s Take a Seat funding campaign.

“That’s how I got scammed,” Costner joked when he saw the theater’s website that would eventually boast his noticeboard. The others will also have their names on the chairs.

Laughing, Costner added: “I don’t know what that means, but I’m happy to sit down.”

Costner and his other stars were in town to use the British and Irish worldwide broadcast Paramount +, due out Wednesday. The actors who attended the ceremony presented 101 studios and MTV Entertainment Studios which will be broadcast on the service.

Stallone presents Taylor Sheridan’s TV series Tulsa KingWhere he plays New York mob boss Dwight “General” Manfred, sent from the Big Apple to start a criminal empire in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Costner plays ruthless ranch owner John Dutton during Sheridan’s capture yellow stone, Now filming for the fifth season is in Montana. “This is a family that has existed since the 19th century,” he told Deadline. “Usually all of them have had the same problems for several generations: getting the land and keeping it. They took someone. He took the American Americans, of course. “

Daton’s ancestors are important in Western drama. 1883Sheridan’s party yellow stone The world. It features McGraw and Hill as the first descendants of James and Margaret Dutton.

Shannon and Chastain occupy their own world, playing country and western legends in George Jones and Tammy Wynett in the Spectrum Originals / Paramount Network limited series. Jorge and Tammy, Which is in post-production.

Nick Williams, BAFTA’s Head of Marketing and Communications, explained that naming the venue is a more personal way for the film, television and game industries to support BAFTA’s charitable work, helping talented individuals of diverse backgrounds reach and retain. their interiors.

Steven Spielberg, for example, last month supported a BAFTA donation. There is now a Steven Spielberg screening room in Princess Anne.

The stars were joined today at the BAFTAs by Chris McCarthy, President and CEO of Paramount Media Networks and MTV Entertainment Studios, and David Glaser, Founder and CEO of 101 Studios.

Streamer made their mark in London not only with a variety of celebrities, but also with Paramount + logos, licensed taxi suits, hired talent and executives to transport the city.