Julianne Moore, Oscar-winning actress, to present at the Canadian Screen Awards
Moore is also up for a CSA for her portrayal of an aging starlet in David Cronenberg's Maps to the Stars
Fresh from her Oscar win, Julianne Moore is heading to the Canadian Screen Awards.
Organizers say Moore will be among the presenters at Sunday's televised bash.
Moore collected an Oscar last Sunday for her turn as a professor with early-onset Alzheimer's disease in Still Alice.
She's up for another best actress trophy at the Canadian Screen Awards, for her appearance as an aging starlet in the David Cronenberg satire Maps to the Stars.
Other presenters are set to include Homeland and The Blacklist star Diego Klattenhoff, Criminal Minds star A.J. Cook, Hockey Night in Canada's George Stroumboulopoulos and Rookie Blue star Missy Peregrym.
CBC news, documentaries and sports programs received eight awards during the first night of the Canadian Screen Awards on Tuesday.
The second gala Wednesday night recognizes achievement in drama, children’s or youth programming and comedy and variety productions.
The CSAs culminate in a two-hour gala Sunday night honouring the best in Canadian films and scripted TV shows. The show, hosted by comic Andrea Martin, will be broadcast live on CBC-TV.
With files from CBC News