Happy Valley won BAFTA 2017
The British Academy of Film and Television Arts has announced the winners of its 2017 BAFTA Awards in the TV Series section. Despite leading the way in the number of mentions, Netflix's historical drama "Crown" failed to win the main trophy and become "best drama." The victory went to the popular detective series "Happy Valley". In addition, Sarah Lancashire, who plays Police Sergeant Catherine Caywood, was named Best Actress in a Drama Series. In a similar male category, Adil Akhtar (Killed by My Father) was named Best Actor. p> Wunmi Mossaku ("Damilola, Our Beloved Boy") and Tom Hollander ("The Night Administrator") received awards among supporting actors. Among comedy script projects, the BAFTA award went to the sitcom People Just Don't Do Nothing. Phoebe Waller-Bridge (Fleabag) and Steve Coogan (Alan Partridge's Scissored Isle) were recognized as Best Comedy Actress and Actor. In the international category, anthologies managed to beat their competitors FX channel "American Crime Story: The People Against OJ Simpson", and among the miniseries the best, according to British academics, was the drama "National Treasure." Alan Partridge`s Scissored Isle ").In the international category, FX anthology American Crime Story: The People Against O.J. Simpson ", and among the mini-series the best, according to British academics, was the drama" National Treasure ". Alan Partridge`s Scissored Isle ").In the international category, FX anthology American Crime Story: The People Against O.J. Simpson ", and among the mini-series the best, according to British academics, was the drama" National Treasure ". The Topic of Article: Happy Valley won BAFTA 2017. |
