'Capote' star Philip Seymour Hoffman returned to the spotlight for the first time since his rehab stint to speak at an awards ceremony in New York City.
The 45-year-old actor, who spent more than 20 years sober,
completed a 10-day treatment program to tackle substance abuse issues last month following a relapse in 2012, reported Contactmusic.
He subsequently returned to work filming on location in Europe, and he was back in the spotlight at the Envision Awards.
Hoffman spoke of his memories working with Sony Pictures Classics co-founders Michael Barker and Tom Bernard, who were honoured with a prize for their work in the film industry. Actresses Candice Bergen and Marcia Gay Harden also made speeches at the ceremony.
