Downton Abbey star Hugh Bonneville will get COVID-19 function as vaccine marshal

Downton Abbey star Hugh Bonneville has been attending to grips with a topical new function – as a volunteer marshal at a coronavirus vaccination centre.
The 57-year-old British actor, finest recognized internationally for enjoying patriarch Lord Grantham within the hit TV sequence, is a part of the assist staff who greet those that arrive for his or her injections on the hub in Midhurst, southern England.
Bonneville, additionally recognized for enjoying Henry Brown within the Paddington movies, was filmed by Britain’s BBC disinfecting his arms, signing in and placing on a reputation badge and vibrant yellow excessive visibility waistcoat earlier than getting right down to work.
“For some people, it’s the first time they’ve been out of their house in a year,” Bonneville, wearing heat jacket and a cowboy hat, mentioned.

“We’ve had people who’ve really been grateful for the outing as much as anything and there is this sense of a glimmer of hope so it’s great to be part of this team effort.”
Some didn’t recognise him however one fan mentioned she requested for a selfie.
Britain has given out greater than 12 million first doses of COVID-19 vaccines.