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House of Fraser British Academy Television Awards Sunday 10 May 2015 Previous Nominations and Wins Includes this year’s nominations. Wins in bold. Leading Actor Jason Watkins: 1 Nomination / 1 Win The Lost Honour of Leading Actor in 2015: The Lost Honour of Christopher Jefferies Christopher Jefferies Leading Actress Georgina Campbell: 1 Nomination / 1 Win Murdered by My Boyfriend Leading Actress in 2015: Murdered by My Boyfriend Supporting Actor Stephen Rea: Television: The Honourable Woman 2 Nominations / 1 Win Supporting Actor in 2015: The Honourable Woman Supporting Actor in 2012: The Shadow Line Film: 1 Nomination Leading Actor in 1993: The Crying Game Supporting Actress Gemma Jones: 4 Nominations / 1 Win Marvellous Supporting Actress in 2015: Marvellous Actress in 1977: The Duchess of Duke Street Actress in 1972: The Man in the Sidecar/The Cherry Orchard Actress in 1971: The Lie/The Spoils of Poynton Male Performance in a Comedy Programme Matt Berry: 3 Nominations / 1 Win Toast of London Male Performance in a Comedy Programme in 2015: Toast of London Writer: Comedy in 2015: Toast of London Situation Comedy in 2014: Toast of London Female Performance in a Comedy Programme Jessica Hynes: 2 Nominations / 1 Win W1A Female Performance in a Comedy Programme in 2015: W1A Female Performance in a Comedy Programme in 2013: Twenty Twelve Entertainment Performance Anthony McPartlin and Television: Declan Donnelly: Ant and 8 Nominations / 3 Wins Dec’s Saturday Night Entertainment Performance in 2015: Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway Takeaway Entertainment Performance in 2014: Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway Entertainment Performance in 2013: I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! Entertainment Performance in 2010: I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! Entertainment Performance in 2009: I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! Entertainment Performance in 2007: Saturday Night Takeaway Entertainment Performance in 2005: I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! Entertainment Performance in 2002: Pop Idol Children’s: 1 Nomination Presenter in 2001: SMTV Live Soap & Continuing Drama Coronation Street 17 Nominations / 6 Wins Soap and Continuing Drama in 2015 Soap and Continuing Drama in 2014 Soap and Continuing Drama in 2013 Soap and Continuing Drama in 2012 Continuing Drama in 2011 Continuing Drama in 2010 Continuing Drama in 2007 Continuing Drama in 2006 Continuing Drama in 2005 Continuing Drama in 2004 Soap in 2003 Soap in 2002 Soap in 2001 Soap in 2000 Soap in 1999 Drama Serial in 1995 Drama Serial in 1992 Other: Television Craft Special Award in 2010 Phillips Audience Award in 2009 Special Award in 2001 Lew Grade Award for a Significant and Popular Television Programme in 1997 Special Award in 1980 .

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