VIDEO: Andrea Martin Talks Hosting The Oscars, The Dress, and More!

By: Alan Henry Mar. 02, 2015

Watch Andrea Martin address the press during The Canadian Screen Awards in this newly released video. Martin talks about #TheDress, hosting The Academy Awards, messing up a bit, and more!

See more: Read the BroadwayWorld interview with Andrea Martin here!

The Canadian Screen Awards celebrate Canadian productions and talent who excel in front of the camera and behind-the-scenes in Canadian film, television and digital media. The awards have evolved from humble, pre-television beginnings in 1949 at Ottawa's Little Elgin Theatre to a star-studded red carpet Canadian Screen Awards event broadcast live on CBC in 2015. The Academy also hosts Les Prix Gémeaux, the annual French-language television and digital media awards, in Quebec in September.

See more: Check out the stars with our Red Carpet coverage here!

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