From Soccer Fields to Silver Screens: Beckham and Oldman Honored with Knighthoods
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Former England soccer captain David Beckham and acclaimed actor Gary Oldman were both knighted as part of King Charles' annual birthday honours list. Beckham, known for his extensive career with clubs like Manchester United and Real Madrid, and Oldman, celebrated for his roles in films such as 'Darkest Hour' and the 'Harry Potter' series, were recognized alongside other notable figures in the arts and public service.
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David Beckham, former England soccer captain, was knighted for his contributions to sports and charity.
Gary Oldman, renowned actor, received a knighthood for his work in film and stage, highlighted by his Oscar-winning role as Winston Churchill.
The honours list also included damehoods for Elaine Paige, Pat Barker, and Emma Bridgewater, and a knighthood for Roger Daltrey for his charity work.
Over 1,200 people were honored, emphasizing contributions to public service.
King Charles' official birthday celebration, 'Trooping the Colour', will occur on the same day as the announcement.
