The 2022 shortlists of the Broadcast Awards have been released. The second season of Staged has been nominated as Best Lockdown Programme. See the nominees below:
Help – The Forge for Channel 4
I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! – Lifted Entertainment for ITV
Kate Garraway: Finding Derek – Flicker Productions for ITV
Pandemic 2020 – KEO Films for BBC
Staged – GCB Films/Infinity Hill for BBC
Surviving Covid – Sandpaper Films for Channel 4
The winners will be announced at the live ceremony set to take place on February 10, 2022 in London.
Good luck to team Staged!
The second season of Staged, aired last January, has recieved two nominations in this year’s I Talk Telly Awards: Best Returning Comedy and Best Comedy Partnership (Michael Sheen and David Tennant). See the nominees below:
Best Returning Comedy
Back to Life
Feel Good
Ghosts
Inside No.9
Sex Education – WINNER
Staged
Stath Lets Flats
This Way Up
Best Comedy Partnership
Aidy Bryant & Lolly Adefope – Shrill
Charlotte Ritchie & Mae Martin – Feel Good
Daniel Mays & Stephen Graham – Code 404
David Tennant & Michael Sheen – Staged – WINNERS
Jane Fonda & Lily Tomlin – Grace and Frankie
Jane Horrocks & Samson Kayo – Bloods
Johnny Vegas & Sian Gibson – Murder, They Hope
Jon Richardson & Lucy Beaumont – Meet the Richardsons
Last year the first season won two prizes for Best New Comedy and Best Comedy Partnership.
You can vote here until Wednesday November 24 at 11.59pm GMT. The winners will be announced on Wednesday December 8 at italktelly.com.
Good luck to Michael, David and the whole Staged team!
Ler maisThe BBC lockdown series Staged has been nominated as Best Comedy in the prestigious 60th annual Rose d’Or Awards. The other nominees in the category are:
Famalam – BBC Studios/BBC Three/UK
Motherland – Merman Television/Twofour/Lionsgate/BBC Two/UK
Bo Burnham: Inside – Netflix/USA
Journey (Vegferd) – Glassriver/Keshet International/Channel 2/Iceland
The New Black 2 – Dori Media Darset/Dori Media International/HOT/Israel
Staged – Infinity Hill/GCB Films/No Mystery/Rainmaker Content Limited/BBC One/UK
The winners of this year’s Rose d’Or Awards will be announced on November 29 in a virtual ceremony hosted by Sue Perkins on rosedor.com.
Wishing the team Staged the best of luck!
Michael Sheen and his partner Anna Lundberg were seen at the National Television Awards, last night in London. He was invited to present the Best Drama Performance award, given to David Tennant’ for his performance in Des. Watch the lovely moment they shared in video below:
We’ve added some photos of Michael’s appearance to our photo gallery:
Michael Sheen’s fantastic performance as Who Wants To Be a Millionaire? host Chris Tarrant in ITV minisseries Quiz has earned him another nomination, this time as best actor at this year’s BAFTA Cymru Awards, his third in the awards so far – he has been nominated for his performances in The Gospel of Us, which he won, and in Apostle. Check out the nominees:
Actor
Callum Scott Howells – It’s A Sin – Red Production Company / Channel 4
Keith Allen – The Pembrokeshire Murders – World Productions in association with Severn Screen / ITV
Mark Lewin Jones – Gangs of London – Pulse Films, SISTER / Sky Atlantic
Michael Sheen – Quiz – Left Bank Pictures / ITV
The 30th annual British Academy Cymru Awards will take place on October 24 at 7 PM GMT. The digital ceremony will be streamed across BAFTA’s social channels.
Congratulation, Michael, and good luck!
The shortlist of this year’s Broadcast Digital Awards has been released. The Sky One panel show There’s Something About Movies recieved a nomination as best lockdown programme. Check out the nominees below:
Best Lockdown Programme – Comedy, Entertainment & Scripted
A League of Their Own
Don’t Hate the Playaz – WINNER
How’s Your Head, Hun?
InterConnected: Salvation Calling
Lockdown Juice
There’s Something About Movies
The winners will be announced on October 6 at The Brewery, London. You can book seats or tables here.
Congratulations to team TSAM!
The nominations for the Virgin Media British Academy Television Awards and British Academy Television Craft Awards have been announced today (April 28). Michael Sheen recieved his third nomination in the BAFTA TV as the Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? host Chris Tarrant in Quiz. The three-part series also got a nod in the editing category. Check out the nominees below:
Supporting Actor
Kunal Nayyar – Criminal: UK – Idiotlamp Productions/Netflix
Malachi Kirby – Small Axe – Turbine Studios, Lammas Park/BBC One – WINNER
Michael Sheen – Quiz – Left Bank Pictures/ITV
Micheal Ward – Small Axe – Turbine Studios, Lammas Park/BBC One
Rupert Everett – Adult Material – Fifty Fathoms Productions/Channel 4
Tobias Menzies – The Crown – Left Bank Pictures, Sony Pictures Television/NetflixEditing – Fiction
Chris Dickens, Steve McQueen – Small Axe – Turbine Studios, Lammas Park/BBC One
Editing Team – I May Destroy You – Various Artists, FALKNA/BBC One – WINNERS
Nathan Nugent – Normal People (episode 5) – Element Pictures/BBC Three
Pia Di Ciaula – Quiz – Left Bank Pictures/ITV
The winners of the Television Craft Awards and the Virgin Media BAFTAs will be announced on Monday May 24 and Sunday June 6, respectively. This post will be updated once the winners are out.
Good luck to Michael Sheen and team Quiz!
The nominees of the Broadcast Awards 2021 have been announced today (April 15) and two productions starring Michael Sheen made it to the shortlist: Quiz recieved a nod as Best Drama Series, whilst Staged season one was nominated as Best Lockdown Programme – Entertainment, Comedy and Scripted. See the nominees below:
Best Drama Series or Serial
Des
I Hate Suzie
I May Destroy You – WINNER
Normal People
Quiz
The End of the F**king WorldBest Lockdown Programme – Entertainment, Comedy and Scripted
A League of Their Own
Home Alone with Joel Dommet
Isolation Stories
Staged
The Ragnanation – WINNER
Unsaid Stories
The winners will be announced on May 27 at a virtual ceremony. You can register here to watch it.
Good luck to everyone involved in both shows!
The nominations for the Broadcasting Press Guild Awards 2021 have been announced this morning. Quiz recieved three nods: Best Drama 1-4 Episodes, Best Actor (Matthew Macfadyen), and Best Writer (James Grahan), while the first season of Staged was nominated for Best Comedy and Best Actor (David Tennant). See the nominees below:
Best Comedy
Friday Night Dinner, Series 6 (Big Talk Productions for Channel 4)
Inside No. 9, Series 5 (BBC Studios for BBC Two)
Staged, Series 1 (Infinity Hill/ GCB Films for BBC One) – WINNER
This Country, Series 3 (BBC Studios for BBC Three)
The Trip, Series 4 (Greece) (Revolution Films for Sky One)Best Actor
Shaun Parkes (Mangrove, Small Axe)
Matthew Macfadyen (Quiz)
Paul Mescal (Normal People)
David Tennant (Des/Staged) – WINNERBest Writer
James Graham (Quiz)
Michaela Coel (I May Destroy You) – WINNER
Reece Shearsmith, Steve Pemberton (Inside No. 9)
Steve McQueen, Courttia Newland, Rebecca Lenkiewicz and Alastair Siddons (Small Axe)Best Drama Series 1-4 episodes
Des (New Pictures for ITV)
Quiz (Left Bank Pictures for ITV and AMC) – WINNER
Roald and Beatrix: The Tail of the Curious Mouse (Hartswood Films for Sky One)
The Salisbury Poisonings (Dancing Ledge Productions for BBC One)
This year the award ceremony will be online and will take place on Friday March 12. The winners will be announced and will accept their awards via Twitter.
Congratulations to everyone involved in both productions!
Michael Sheen make an appearance at the virtual edition of WJEC Eduqas Moving Images Awards from the set of Prodigal Son in New York, in which he presented the Best Short Movie award. Watch his segment here (courtesy of The Sheendex):
The full ceremony is available here:
Check out some screencaptures from his presentation:
