Dame Helen Mirren and Tom Hardy continued their show of friendship at BGC’s 9/11 star-studded charity event on Friday, the morning after their red carpet reunion.Tom, 48, and Dame Helen, 81, joined a host of celebrities on the trading floor in Canary Wharf in London, which is raising millions for good causes on the 25th anniversary of 9/11.The annual event is held in memory of the 658 BGC Group colleagues lost in the attacks and has raised more than $234 million for around 1,000 charities worldwide since it began. Celebs including Dame Helen and Tom made phone calls and conducted real financial trades with clients on the trading floor at the company’s Canary Wharf offices.100% of the day’s global revenues donated to the Cantor Fitzgerald Relief Fund and other charities.They were joined by the likes of pregnant Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Kate Garraway, Michael McIntyre, Jamie Redknapp and Leigh Francis – and even Paddington Bear showed up to do his bit. Dame Helen Mirren and Tom Hardy continued their show of friendship at BGC’s 9/11 charity event in Canary Wharf on Friday, the morning after their red carpet reunion The pair hugged one another as they moved on from past reports of tension on set of MobLand filming and focused on raising money for good causes Pregnant Leigh-Anne Pinnock was there on behalf of Oasis UK, and comedian Leigh Francis, on behalf of Body & Soul Kate Garraway was also among celebrities helping out at the event held in memory of the 658 BGC Group colleagues lost in the attacks and has raised more than $234 million for around 1,000 charities worldwide Dame Helen was raising money for Denville Hall, a specalised care home for retired actors and other members of the creative industriesDame Helen was raising money for Denville Hall, a specalised care home for retired actors and other members of the creative industries. Pregnant Leigh-Anne Pinnock, was there on behalf of Oasis UK, and posed for pictures with comedian Leigh Francis, who was there trying to raise money for Body & Soul.Broadcaster Kate Garraway was in animated spirits as she jumped on a desk, phone in hand as threw her fist in the air as she got another donation. Stepping away from the decks was Fatboy Slim aka Norman Cook, who bucked the corporate dress code in a signature loud shirt as he attended on behalf of Martlets. He was joined by sportsmen Jamie Carragher and Jeff Stelling who shook hands for a photo opportunity, while supporting both the 23 Foundation and DEBRA charities. Britain’s Got Talent star and social media icon KSI, got everyone’s attention when he stood in the middle of the trading room floor in his blue tracksuit. Actress Amy Jackson Westwick made a solo appearance, without her Gossip Girl star husband Ed and put on a glam display in heels as she manned the phones. She was in good company as comedian Michael McIntyre worked at double speed, holding up two phones at a time to take calls. Celebs including Dame Helen and Tom made phone calls and conducted real financial trades with clients on the trading floor at the company’s Canary Wharf offices Dame Helen really got into the spirit of things on the day as she jumped on the phones Fatboy Slim aka Norman Cook bucked the corporate dress code in a signature loud shirt as he raised money for Martlets Michael McIntyre was working twice as hard as he manned two phones at once Leigh-Anne might have been without her Little Mix bandmates but at least she had Paddington Bear to lend a hand Jamie Redknapp beamed while on the phone surrounded by his fellow sportsmen and women Ex footballer Karen Carney fielded calls on behalf of Action for Children Jamie Carragher was there on behalf of 23 Foundation, and Jeff Stelling, on behalf of DEBRA Peta Todd and Sir Mark Cavendish were there on behalf of Help For Heroes Amy Jackson Westwick did her bit on behalf of Alder Hey Childrens Hospital Britain’s Got Talent star and social media icon KSI made quite the impact as he commanded attention Kenny Logan and Gabby Logan were there in support of Muscular Dystrophy UK The pair brought some fun to proceedings as they took selfies Lord Ian Botham took a seat in the offices Love Actually superstar Bill Nighy, there on behalf of Cure EB saluted the camera in style Aggie Beever-Jones, on behalf of Starlight, and Jamie Redknapp, on behalf of Laureus, were also on hand Sir Trevor Brooking also attended for Saint Francis Hospice Daniel Dubois, on behalf of DEBRA, showed his support Fatboy Slim put on an animated display as he took a few calls Comedian Michael McIntyre was sure to get a few laughs on the phone