Video: Sacha Baron Cohen 'kills' woman on stage in stunt at Bafta-LA's Britannia comedy awards The British film community in Los Angeles kicked off this year's awards season with BAFTA-LA's Britannia Awards which featured some of Britain and America's leading stars. Sacha Baron Cohen, accepting the Charlie Chaplin Britannia Award for Excellence in Comedy made a brief but hilarious acceptance speech after being introduced by 87-year-old wheelchair-bound Grace Collington, who was four years old when she appeared with Chaplin in the classic City Lights. Cohen "accidentally" pushed the woman's wheelchair off a stage and the stunt played perfectly into the newly televised show, which aired on BBC America. Hosted by Rob Brydon, who boosted his chances of a Hollywood career by having 1,500 guests at the Beverly Hilton Hotel roaring with laughter, and televised on BBC America, the light-hearted Britannia Awards have established themselves as one of the foremost award shows before the Golden Globes in January and the Oscars in March. Video courtesy BBC America