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Fabregas, Sterling, Giroud, Bellerin, and others attend the premiere of Usain Bolt's film ‘I Am Bolt’ (Photos)



A number of famous England sport stars turned out for the premiere of world's fastest man, Usain Bolt's new film titled ‘I Am Bolt’.

The event which held at the ODEON in Leicester Square on Monday saw notable football stars like Oliver Giroud, Nacho Monroel, Hector Bellerin, Santi Cazorla, Calum Chambers (Arsenal) and their former legend Robert Pires.
Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas who hasn’t played most games this season was also seen on the red carpet, alongside Manchester City whizkid, Raheem Sterling.

There were also a number of historically significant names at the event including Olympic and World champion middle distance runner Mo Farah, Tennis icons Boris Becker, British sporting icons David Haye and Darren Campbell.

Fleur East, Geri Horner of the Spice Girls, Liam Payne, and Sean Paul. 

The film 'I Am Bolt' covers the sprint king's career and follows his record-breaking appearance at the Rio Olympics, in which he managed an iconic 'Triple-Triple'.

'I Am Bolt' features appearances by the likes of Pele, Neymar, Serena Williams, Seb Coe, Ziggy Marley, and musician Nas. 

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