Digital Spy presents a list of the winners at this year's Arqiva BAFTA Television Awards, beginning tonight (Sunday, May 18) at 7pm.
Updated Live:
Leading Actor
Jamie Dornan - The Fall
Sean Harris- Southcliffe - Winner!
Luke Newberry - In The Flesh
Dominic West - Burton And Taylor
Leading Actress
Helena Bonham Carter - Burton And Taylor
Olivia Colman - Broadchurch - Winner!
Kerrie Hayes - The Mill
Maxine Peake - The Village
Supporting Actor
David Bradley - Broadchurch - Winner!
Jerome Flynn - Ripper Street
Nico Mirallegro - The Village
Rory Kinnear - Southcliffe
Supporting Actress
Shirley Henderson - Southcliffe
Sarah Lancashire - Last Tango In Halifax - Winner!
Claire Rushbrook - My Mad Fat Diary
Nicola Walker - Last Tango In Halifax
Entertainment Performance
Ant & Dec - Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway - Winner!
Charlie Brooker - 10 O'Clock Live
Sarah Millican - The Sarah Millican Television Programme
Graham Norton...
Updated Live:
Leading Actor
Jamie Dornan - The Fall
Sean Harris- Southcliffe - Winner!
Luke Newberry - In The Flesh
Dominic West - Burton And Taylor
Leading Actress
Helena Bonham Carter - Burton And Taylor
Olivia Colman - Broadchurch - Winner!
Kerrie Hayes - The Mill
Maxine Peake - The Village
Supporting Actor
David Bradley - Broadchurch - Winner!
Jerome Flynn - Ripper Street
Nico Mirallegro - The Village
Rory Kinnear - Southcliffe
Supporting Actress
Shirley Henderson - Southcliffe
Sarah Lancashire - Last Tango In Halifax - Winner!
Claire Rushbrook - My Mad Fat Diary
Nicola Walker - Last Tango In Halifax
Entertainment Performance
Ant & Dec - Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway - Winner!
Charlie Brooker - 10 O'Clock Live
Sarah Millican - The Sarah Millican Television Programme
Graham Norton...
- 5/18/2014
- Digital Spy
Across the pond, they’re gearing up to honor the best and brightest stars and shows on television at the 2014 BAFTA TV Award.
And it looks like “Southfliffe” and “The It Crowd” both snagged four nods to lead the pack of just-announced nominees.
Meanwhile, Leading Actor hopefuls include Jamie Dornan, Sean Harris, Luke Newberry and Dominic West and Helena Bonham Carter, Olivia Colman, Kerrie Hayes and Maxine Peake will all compete for Leading Actress.
The 2014 BAFTA TV Awards Nominees are:
Leading Actor
Jamie Dornan - The Fall
Sean Harris - Southcliffe
Luke Newberry - In The Flesh
Dominic West - Burton And Taylor
Leading Actress
Helena Bonham Carter - Burton And Taylor
Olivia Colman - Broadchurch
Kerrie Hayes - The Mill
Maxine Peake - The Village
Supporting Actor
David Bradley - Broadchurch
Jerome Flynn - Ripper Street
Nico Mirallegro - The Village
Rory Kinnear - Southcliffe
Supporting Actress
Shirley Henderson...
And it looks like “Southfliffe” and “The It Crowd” both snagged four nods to lead the pack of just-announced nominees.
Meanwhile, Leading Actor hopefuls include Jamie Dornan, Sean Harris, Luke Newberry and Dominic West and Helena Bonham Carter, Olivia Colman, Kerrie Hayes and Maxine Peake will all compete for Leading Actress.
The 2014 BAFTA TV Awards Nominees are:
Leading Actor
Jamie Dornan - The Fall
Sean Harris - Southcliffe
Luke Newberry - In The Flesh
Dominic West - Burton And Taylor
Leading Actress
Helena Bonham Carter - Burton And Taylor
Olivia Colman - Broadchurch
Kerrie Hayes - The Mill
Maxine Peake - The Village
Supporting Actor
David Bradley - Broadchurch
Jerome Flynn - Ripper Street
Nico Mirallegro - The Village
Rory Kinnear - Southcliffe
Supporting Actress
Shirley Henderson...
- 4/7/2014
- GossipCenter
Digital Spy presents a list of the nominees at this year's Arqiva BAFTA Television Awards, which will take place on Sunday, May 18:
Leading Actor
Jamie Dornan - The Fall
Sean Harris- Southcliffe
Luke Newberryin - The Flesh
Dominic West - Burton And Taylor
Leading Actress
Helena Bonham Carter - Burton And Taylor
Olivia Colman - Broadchurch
Kerrie Hayes - The Mill
Maxine Peake - The Village
Supporting Actor
David Bradley - Broadchurch
Jerome Flynn - Ripper Street
Nico Mirallegro - The Village
Rory Kinnear - Southcliffe
Supporting Actress
Shirley Henderson - Southcliffe
Sarah Lancashire - Last Tango In Halifax
Claire Rushbrook - My Mad Fat Diary
Nicola Walker - Last Tango In Halifax
Entertainment Performance
Ant & Dec - Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway
Charlie Brooker - 10 O'clock Live
Sarah Millican - The Sarah Millican Television Programme
Graham Norton - The Graham Norton Show
Female Performance In A Comedy...
Leading Actor
Jamie Dornan - The Fall
Sean Harris- Southcliffe
Luke Newberryin - The Flesh
Dominic West - Burton And Taylor
Leading Actress
Helena Bonham Carter - Burton And Taylor
Olivia Colman - Broadchurch
Kerrie Hayes - The Mill
Maxine Peake - The Village
Supporting Actor
David Bradley - Broadchurch
Jerome Flynn - Ripper Street
Nico Mirallegro - The Village
Rory Kinnear - Southcliffe
Supporting Actress
Shirley Henderson - Southcliffe
Sarah Lancashire - Last Tango In Halifax
Claire Rushbrook - My Mad Fat Diary
Nicola Walker - Last Tango In Halifax
Entertainment Performance
Ant & Dec - Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway
Charlie Brooker - 10 O'clock Live
Sarah Millican - The Sarah Millican Television Programme
Graham Norton - The Graham Norton Show
Female Performance In A Comedy...
- 4/7/2014
- Digital Spy
The nominations for the 15th annual Moët British Independent Film Awards have been unveiled in London.
They were announced by patron Adrian Lester (above), the Birmingham-born actor whose credits include The Day After Tomorrow and TV series Being Human, Bonekickers, Merlin and Hustle.
In a statement, joint directors of the awards Johanna von Fischer & Tessa Collinson said: "In this our 15th year, we are delighted to welcome back six-time former host James Nesbitt.
"We would like to take this opportunity to thank our dedicated Pre-Selection Committee who watched over 200 films in order to produce the 2012 nominations, which once again reflect the diverse range of British film talent, and also welcome this year's appointed independent jury who will now spend the next month considering the nominated films."
The highest number of nominations this year goes to Broken with 9 nominations including Best Film, Best Director and Best Debut Director for Rufus Norris,...
They were announced by patron Adrian Lester (above), the Birmingham-born actor whose credits include The Day After Tomorrow and TV series Being Human, Bonekickers, Merlin and Hustle.
In a statement, joint directors of the awards Johanna von Fischer & Tessa Collinson said: "In this our 15th year, we are delighted to welcome back six-time former host James Nesbitt.
"We would like to take this opportunity to thank our dedicated Pre-Selection Committee who watched over 200 films in order to produce the 2012 nominations, which once again reflect the diverse range of British film talent, and also welcome this year's appointed independent jury who will now spend the next month considering the nominated films."
The highest number of nominations this year goes to Broken with 9 nominations including Best Film, Best Director and Best Debut Director for Rufus Norris,...
- 11/6/2012
- by David Bentley
- The Geek Files
Celebrating its fifteenth year, The Moët British Independent Film Awards have now been announced, honouring some of the finest independent films released in Britain this year.
This year’s awards will be held on 9th December, and you can be sure we’ll be bringing you the results on the night as they come in. It’s been another excellent year for British cinema, and it’s always nice to see films like these get the recognition they deserve.
Last year, Paddy Considine’s powerful directorial debut, Tyrannosaur, swept the top awards, taking Best Film, Best Directorial Debut, and Best Actress; Lynne Ramsay took home the Best Director award for We Need to Talk About Kevin; and Michael Fassbender’s remarkable performance in Steve McQueen’s Shame was rightfully honoured with Best Actor (whereas the film was sadly absent from the Oscars at the start of the year).
James Nesbitt...
This year’s awards will be held on 9th December, and you can be sure we’ll be bringing you the results on the night as they come in. It’s been another excellent year for British cinema, and it’s always nice to see films like these get the recognition they deserve.
Last year, Paddy Considine’s powerful directorial debut, Tyrannosaur, swept the top awards, taking Best Film, Best Directorial Debut, and Best Actress; Lynne Ramsay took home the Best Director award for We Need to Talk About Kevin; and Michael Fassbender’s remarkable performance in Steve McQueen’s Shame was rightfully honoured with Best Actor (whereas the film was sadly absent from the Oscars at the start of the year).
James Nesbitt...
- 11/5/2012
- by Kenji Lloyd
- HeyUGuys.co.uk
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