All Bafta articles – Page 19
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News
Bafta TV nominations 2009
ACTORStephen Dillane - The Shooting of Thomas Hurndall (C4)Jason Isaacs - The Curse of Steptoe (BBC4)Ken Stott - Hancock and Joan (BBC4)Ben Whishaw - Criminal Justice (BBC1)ACTRESSJune Brown - EastEnders (BBC1)Anna Maxwell Martin - Poppy Shakespeare (C4)Maxine Peake - Hancock and Joan (BBC4)Andrea Riseborough - Margaret Thatcher: The Long Walk ...
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Ratings
Baftas draw 4.9m
The glitz and glamour of BBC1's Bafta film awards appealed to 4.9m viewers (18.4% share) but was outgunned by ITV1.
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Wall to Wall and Aardman scoop Baftas
Wall to Wall's docu-drama Man on Wire scooped the outstanding British film gong as Channel 4-backed Slumdog Millionaire picked up seven awards at a bumper night for Brits at last night's Baftas.
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Halo adds Bafta winner
Halo Post Production has recruited Bafta award winning dubbing mixer and sound editor Pete Gates and added a new facility director.
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NewsBBC sweeps kids' Baftas
The CBBC channel scooped the top prize at last night's children's Bafta awards that also saw Ragdoll Productions win best indie.
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NewsChildren's Baftas shortlist revealed
The BBC already has the Bafta for the best children's presenter in the bag, after it emerged that all the nominees for the prize front BBC programmes.
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Bafta-winner Garfield to star in Red Ridings
Boy A star Andrew Garfield is to follow his Bafta-winning performance with the lead role in a series of dramas for Channel 4 based on David Peace's Red Ridings novels.
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NewsBafta-winning Peep Show gets sixth run
Channel 4 has ordered a sixth series of Peep Show following the sitcom's Bafta success.
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NewsBoy A sweeps Craft Baftas
Channel 4's drama Boy A stole the show at last night's British Academy Television Craft Awards picking up a hat trick of trophies.
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NewsDoctor Who sweeps Welsh Baftas
Doctor Who scooped six awards at the Bafta Cymru awards last night, making it the biggest single winner for the third year running.
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CommentBaftas of the Underdog
This year's Baftas celebrated the talents of the underdog, according to Robin Parker.
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NewsBroadcast goes to the Baftas
Broadcast witnessed some especially strange sights at this year's Bafta awards.
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NewsBafta in soundbites
There may not have been many tears or an obvious controversy, but this year's Bafta winners didn't disappoint with their acceptance speeches. Here are some of the best extracts.
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NewsRatings triumph for Baftas
BBC1's two hour coverage of the Bafta television awards gained a strong 5.6m viewers (21.6%), the show's highest audience since 2004.
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