Monte-Carlo Television Festival marks 65th anniversary with stars and world premieres
The 65th Monte-Carlo Television Festival will welcome international stars, honour television icons and showcase world premieres as it returns to Monaco from 12 to 16 June.
The Monte-Carlo Television Festival returns to the Grimaldi Forum from 12 to 16 June, celebrating its 65th edition with a mix of television legends, rising stars and exclusive screenings.
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Among the headline guests are Kristin Scott Thomas and Kurt Russell, who will both receive the prestigious Crystal Nymph Award, while French television icon Michel Drucker will also be honoured for his remarkable career.
The Festival will shine a spotlight on the next generation of talent with International Rising Star Awards for Spanish actress Ester Expósito and British actor Matthew Broome.
Fans can also look forward to a world-premiere screening of The Walking Dead: Dead City, with stars Lauren Cohan and Jeffrey Dean Morgan expected in Monaco.
This year's edition will introduce a new Digital Award, reflecting the growing influence of online content and the Festival's commitment to evolving with the television industry while staying true to its roots.
Celebrating 65 years since its creation by Prince Rainier III in 1961, the Festival once again promises a blend of glamour, major international talent and industry innovation.