Fri, 12 January 2007 12:00:00 ET
Kate Winslet spent her red-carpet moment to sign autograph for fans eventhough the air was cold but she even still has time to talk to a disabled fans.
Kate Winslet held up the BAFTA awards while she spoke to a young disabled
fan.
The 'Little Children' star - who was the last to arrive on the red carpet -
was scheduled to present the first award of the evening, but after
recognising a young boy in a wheelchair she stopped to talk to him.
Smiling Kate said: "Hello, I remember you. How are you? Do you remember me?
That's amazing that you remember me. It's lovely to see you again."
An onlooker said: "Kate spent ages on the red carpet signing autographs.
"It was so cold and she was wearing a strapless dress. She must have been
freezing but she looked lovely and smiled at everyone and took as much time
as she could.
"Just as she was about to go in through the doors she caught sight of the
young boy and said, 'I've got time for one more'.
"It was very sweet."
Abigail Breslin, ten-year-old star of 'Little Miss Sunshine' also devoted
her time on the red carpet to fans, signing as many autographs as she could.
Abigail, dressed in Harry Winston jewellery and Jimmy Choo shoes, said: "I'm
very excited. I've never been to London so I'm so excited."
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