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Sir Billy Connolly made a rare public appearance this weekend during an emotional moment at a Florida film festival, where he was honoured with an award for artistic excellence. ‌

The 82-year-old comedian, who has largely stayed out of the public eye following his Parkinson's disease diagnosis, left his Florida home to attend the Key West Film Festival, where he was celebrated as the guest of honour. ‌

During the festival, Billy, who is known for his roles in Brave and The Last Samurai, received an artistic excellence awards, which was presented by his longtime friends Steve Buscemi and Aidan Quinn. ‌

At the festival the comedian was supporting himself up with a walking stick. Wearing blue tailored trousers and a black blazer, he stood as Buscemi prese

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