Al Pacino’s night at the Baftas got off to a shaky start - but ever the professional, the Oscar winner dusted himself off impeccably.
The star, 79, is nominated for Best Supporting Actor for his work on The Irishman.
As he was making his way into the Royal Albert Hall on Sunday (February 2), he suffered a fall on the red carpet-clad steps.
Nearby staff were on hand to help the actor get back on his feet and he then made his way into the venue without another hitch.
Shortly before stumbling on the stairs, Pacino, wearing his sunglasses, had happily struck various poses for photographers.
The Irishman is nominated for 10 accolades at this year’s ceremony.
In the Best Supporting Actor category, Pacino up against his co-star Joe Pesci.
The duo face stiff competition from Brad Pitt (nominated for Once Upon a Time in Hollywood), Tom Hanks (A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood) and Anthony Hopkins (The Two Popes).
The Irishman's Martin Scorsese received a nod for Best Director, on the much-debated all-male shortlist.
The film's other nominations came in categories including Best Costume Design, Best Editing and Best Film.
Best Actress nominees Saorise Ronan and Renee Zellweger were also among the A-listers who hit the red carpet ahead of the ceremony.
The event was also attended by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
