‘Chernobyl’ Wins Big at BAFTA TV Awards
And cheers to “Fleabag” star Sian Clifford for a well-deserved win.
And cheers to “Fleabag” star Sian Clifford for a well-deserved win.
With 14 BAFTA nominations, the “Chernobyl” miniseries ties “Killing Eve” as the most nominated program in the ceremony’s history.
The actor recently joined IndieWire for a live discussion over Instagram while quarantining at his home in Mexico City.
“Chernobyl,” “Tuca & Bertie,” and the show with the big blue guy are among our top picks for the year’s best TV debuts.
HBO’s dramatization of the Soviet Union’s 1986 nuclear disaster is the year’s late-in-the-season breakout show.
From the wide-open categories to the virtual locks, here’s where all the trophies are going after Sunday night’s ceremony.
“Game of Thrones” is still in control after the Creative Arts Awards, but there may be actual surprises in the Comedy and Limited Series races.
“Chernobyl” is one of the early leaders during the second night of the Creative Arts Emmys.
Two scenes in “Chernobyl” reveal the genius of Mazin’s process: matching clear intentional writing with masterful acting and mise-en-scene.
Emmy-nominated composer Hildur Gudnadóttir created a radioactive “Chernobyl” score by recording sound at a decommissioned power plant in Lithuania.
“Chernobyl” turned out to be the television event of the year. Here, series writer/creator Mazin talks about what we can learn from the nuclear disaster that happened over 30 years ago.
Tonight’s 35th annual Television Critics Association Awards crowned the year’s top achievements in TV across 13 categories.