The nominations for the 9th annual National Film Awards have been announced and we’re so thrilled to share our list of UA clients nominated!
Best Actor
Taron Egerton – Tetris
Taron Egerton – Tetris
Best Newcomer
David Jonsson – Rye Lane
David Jonsson – Rye Lane
Best Actress in a TV Series
Lily Allen – Dreamland
Lily Allen – Dreamland
Best Actor in a TV Series
James Corden – Mammals
James Corden – Mammals
Best Supporting Actress
Phoebe Dynevor – Bank of Dave
Phoebe Dynevor – Bank of Dave
Best Screenplay
George Jaques – Black Dog
George Jaques – Black Dog
Best Drama
Tetris – Starring Taron Egerton, Ieva Andrejevaite and Togo Igawa, with Associate Casting Director Laura Donnelly and Production Designer Daniel Taylor
Rye Lane- Starring David Jonsson, Benjamin Sarpong-Broni and Alice Hewkin, with Producer Damian Jones and Costume Designer Cynthia Lawrence-John
The Banshees of Inisherin – Casting by Louise Kiely, with First Assistant Editor Nicola Matiwone
Empire of Light – Starring Olivia Colman
Tetris – Starring Taron Egerton, Ieva Andrejevaite and Togo Igawa, with Associate Casting Director Laura Donnelly and Production Designer Daniel Taylor
Rye Lane- Starring David Jonsson, Benjamin Sarpong-Broni and Alice Hewkin, with Producer Damian Jones and Costume Designer Cynthia Lawrence-John
The Banshees of Inisherin – Casting by Louise Kiely, with First Assistant Editor Nicola Matiwone
Empire of Light – Starring Olivia Colman
Best TV Drama Series
Extraordinary – Starring Karina Fernandez, with Production Design by Melanie Allen, Edited by Adam Moss (episodes 2, 4 & 7), Cast by Crowley Poole and DOP Álvaro Gutiérrez (episode 6)
Hollyoaks – With episodes directed by Mingyu Lin and Nichola Wong
Dreamland – Starring Lily Allen, Gabby Best and Nigel Planer. Produced by Hello Merman, with EP Sharon Horgan and episodes also written by Gabby Best
Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story – Starring Hugh Sachs, Neil Edmond and Ryan Gage, with Hair and Make-Up Design by Nic Collins
Extraordinary – Starring Karina Fernandez, with Production Design by Melanie Allen, Edited by Adam Moss (episodes 2, 4 & 7), Cast by Crowley Poole and DOP Álvaro Gutiérrez (episode 6)
Hollyoaks – With episodes directed by Mingyu Lin and Nichola Wong
Dreamland – Starring Lily Allen, Gabby Best and Nigel Planer. Produced by Hello Merman, with EP Sharon Horgan and episodes also written by Gabby Best
Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story – Starring Hugh Sachs, Neil Edmond and Ryan Gage, with Hair and Make-Up Design by Nic Collins
Lockwood & Co. – Starring Rhianna Dorris, Nigel Planer and Louise Brealey. Written by Ed Hime (Episodes 3, 4 & 7), with Editor Jonathan Amos ACE, Hair & Make-Up Designer Nicole Stafford and with DP Ben Wheeler BSC on the third block
Mammals – Starring James Corden, Colin Morgan and Rasmus Hardiker
You – Starring Amy-Leigh Hickman and Ozioma Whenu, with Costume Design by Sam Perry and Director of Photography Milos Moore
EastEnders – Writing from Lauren Klee, Natalie Mitchell, Daran Little and Mark Stevenson, with Directors Sarah Esdaile and Toby Frow
Doctor Who – Costume Design by Ray Holman
Mammals – Starring James Corden, Colin Morgan and Rasmus Hardiker
You – Starring Amy-Leigh Hickman and Ozioma Whenu, with Costume Design by Sam Perry and Director of Photography Milos Moore
EastEnders – Writing from Lauren Klee, Natalie Mitchell, Daran Little and Mark Stevenson, with Directors Sarah Esdaile and Toby Frow
Doctor Who – Costume Design by Ray Holman
Best Thriller
I Came By – Hair & Makeup Designer Adele Firth
Best Action in a Film/Series
Luther: The Fallen Sun – Starring Dermot Crowley, Tara Fitzgerald and Hattie Morahan. Edited by Justine Wright, with Additional Photography by DOP James Friend ASC, BSC and Casting by Priscilla John
Luther: The Fallen Sun – Starring Dermot Crowley, Tara Fitzgerald and Hattie Morahan. Edited by Justine Wright, with Additional Photography by DOP James Friend ASC, BSC and Casting by Priscilla John
Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story – Starring Hugh Sachs, Neil Edmond and Ryan Gage, with Hair and Make-Up Design by Nic Collins
Enola Holmes 2 – Written and Directed by Harry Bradbeer
Best Independent Film
What’s Love Got To Do With it? – Starring Joshua Collins, with Director of Photography Remi Adefarasin BSC, Hair & Make-Up Designer Tara McDonald and VFX Supervisor Murray Barber
Bank of Dave – Starring Phoebe Dynevor and Angus Wright. Directed by Chris Foggin, with Editor Martina Zamolo
What’s Love Got To Do With it? – Starring Joshua Collins, with Director of Photography Remi Adefarasin BSC, Hair & Make-Up Designer Tara McDonald and VFX Supervisor Murray Barber
Bank of Dave – Starring Phoebe Dynevor and Angus Wright. Directed by Chris Foggin, with Editor Martina Zamolo
Best British Film
What’s Love Got To Do With it? – Starring Joshua Collins, with Director of Photography Remi Adefarasin BSC, Hair & Make-Up Designer Tara McDonald and VFX Supervisor Murray Barber
Rye Lane- Starring David Jonsson, Benjamin Sarpong-Broni and Alice Hewkin, with Producer Damian Jones and Costume Designer Cynthia Lawrence-John
I Am Ruth – Starring Kate Winslet, Mia Threapleton, Joe Anders and with Editing by David Charap
What’s Love Got To Do With it? – Starring Joshua Collins, with Director of Photography Remi Adefarasin BSC, Hair & Make-Up Designer Tara McDonald and VFX Supervisor Murray Barber
Rye Lane- Starring David Jonsson, Benjamin Sarpong-Broni and Alice Hewkin, with Producer Damian Jones and Costume Designer Cynthia Lawrence-John
I Am Ruth – Starring Kate Winslet, Mia Threapleton, Joe Anders and with Editing by David Charap
I Used to Be Famous – Editor Julian Ulrichs
Best Feature Film
Bank of Dave – Starring Phoebe Dynevor and Angus Wright. Directed by Chris Foggin, with Editor Martina Zamolo
Bank of Dave – Starring Phoebe Dynevor and Angus Wright. Directed by Chris Foggin, with Editor Martina Zamolo
Best Comedy
What’s Love Got To Do With it? – Starring Joshua Collins, with Director of Photography Remi Adefarasin BSC, Hair & Make-Up Designer Tara McDonald and VFX Supervisor Murray Barber
Rye Lane- Starring David Jonsson, Benjamin Sarpong-Broni and Alice Hewkin, with Producer Damian Jones and Costume Designer Cynthia Lawrence-John
Good Luck to You, Leo Grande – Costume Design by Sian Jenkins
Brian and Charles – Written by and starring David Earl, with Louise Brealey and Mari Izzard. Edited by Jo Walker, Production Designer Hannah Purdy Foggin, Costume Designer Gabriela Yiaxis and Hair and Make-Up Designer Red Miller
Mammals – Starring James Corden, Colin Morgan and Rasmus Hardiker
What’s Love Got To Do With it? – Starring Joshua Collins, with Director of Photography Remi Adefarasin BSC, Hair & Make-Up Designer Tara McDonald and VFX Supervisor Murray Barber
Rye Lane- Starring David Jonsson, Benjamin Sarpong-Broni and Alice Hewkin, with Producer Damian Jones and Costume Designer Cynthia Lawrence-John
Good Luck to You, Leo Grande – Costume Design by Sian Jenkins
Brian and Charles – Written by and starring David Earl, with Louise Brealey and Mari Izzard. Edited by Jo Walker, Production Designer Hannah Purdy Foggin, Costume Designer Gabriela Yiaxis and Hair and Make-Up Designer Red Miller
Mammals – Starring James Corden, Colin Morgan and Rasmus Hardiker
I Used to Be Famous – Editor Julian Ulrichs
Outstanding Performance
Stephen Merchant – The Outlaws
Stephen Merchant – The Outlaws
Best Director
Chris Foggin – Bank of Dave
Chris Foggin – Bank of Dave
Best Foreign Language Film
All Quiet on the Western Front – Cinematographer James Friend ASC, BSC
All Quiet on the Western Front – Cinematographer James Friend ASC, BSC
Best International Film
Polite Society – Starring Shona Babayemi and James McNicholas, with Editor Robbie Morrison
Polite Society – Starring Shona Babayemi and James McNicholas, with Editor Robbie Morrison
Huge congratulations to you all!
