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IRISH FILM & TELEVISION AWARD NOMINATIONS



With awards season in full gear, Hartswood Films’ highly acclaimed series Sherlock continues to rack up nominations. This time Andrew Scott’s portrayal of Sherlock’s nemesis Jim Moriarty has been nominated in the Best Actor in a Supporting Television Role category in the Irish Film & Television Awards.

Other nominees in the category include Peter Coonan for Love/Hate, Allen Leech for Downton Abbey and Chris O’Dowd for Moone Boy.

This is not the first time Dublin-born Scott has been recognized for the role, as he was awarded with a BAFTA for Best Supporting Actor in 2012.

The Irish Film & Television Awards celebrate outstanding Irish creativity, talent and achievement in the film and television industries, in both Ireland and internationally. The winners will be announced on Saturday 9th February



FILM

Death of a Superhero (Michael Garland, Astrid Kahmke, Bavaria Pictures, Grand Pictures)
Good Vibrations (Chris Martin, Andrew Eaton, Canderblinks Films)
Grabbers (David Collins, Martina Niland, Forward Films, High Treason Productions, Samson Films)
Shadow Dancer (Ed Guiney, Andrew Lowe, Element Pictures)
What Richard Did (Ed Guiney, Andrew Lowe, Element Pictures)



DIRECTOR FILM

Lenny Abrahamson, What Richard Did (Element Pictures)
Pat Collins, Silence (South Wind Blows and Harvest Films)
Ian Fitzgibbon, Death of a Superhero (Bavaria Pictures, Grand Pictures)
Martin McDonagh, Seven Psychopaths (Momentum Pictures)



SCRIPT FILM

Malcolm Campbell, What Richard Did (Element Pictures)
Kevin Lehane, Grabbers (Forward Films, High Treason Productions, Samson Films)
Martin McDonagh, Seven Psychopaths (MomentumPictures)
Kieron J Walsh, Jump (Hotshot Films)



ACTOR FILM

Richard Dormer, Good Vibrations (Canderblinks Films)
Colin Farrell, Seven Psychopaths (MomentumPictures)
Martin McCann, Jump (Hotshot Films)
Jack Reynor, What Richard Did (Element Pictures)



ACTRESS FILM

Ruth Bradley, Grabbers (Forward Films, High Treason Productions, Samson Films)
Anne Marie Duff, Sanctuary (Venom Films, Wajda Studio)
Roisin Murphy, What Richard Did (Element Pictures)
Seana Kerslake, Dollhouse (The Factory)



SUPPORTING ACTOR FILM

Domhnall Gleeson, Anna Karenina (Universal Pictures)
Ciaran Hinds, The Woman in Black (Momentum Pictures)
Michael McElhatton, Death of a Superhero (Bavaria Pictures, Grand Pictures)
David Wilmot, Shadow Dancer (Element Pictures)



SUPPORTING ACTRESS FILM

Bríd Brennan, Shadow Dancer (Element Pictures)
Bronagh Gallagher, Grabbers (Forward Films, High Treason Productions, Samson Films)
Charlene McKenna, Jump (Hotshot Films)
Gabrielle Reidy, What Richard Did (Element Pictures)



SPECIAL IRISH LANGUAGE

Bernard Dunne's Bród Club (Production Team, Independent Pictures)
Congo 1961 (Akajava Films)
Lón sa Spéir – Men at Lunch (Sean & Eamonn Ó'Cualáin, Sónta)
Rásaí na Gaillimhe (Great Western Films)


TELEVISION DRAMA
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The Borgias (Neil Jordan, James Flynn, Octagon Films)
Game of Thrones (HBO)
Love/Hate (Suzanne McAuley, Steve Matthews, Octagon Films)
Titanic: Blood and Steel (Paul Myler, Roberto Minni, Ciaran Donnelly, Epos Films)



DIRECTOR TV DRAMA

David Caffrey, Love Hate (Octagon Films)
Ciaran Donnelly, Titanic: Blood and Steel (Epos Films)
Declan Lowney, Moone Boy (Grand Pictures, Baby Cow Productions, Hot Cod Productions and Sprout Pictures for Sky 1)
Aisling Walsh, Loving Miss Hatto (Left Bank Pictures)



SCRIPT DRAMA

Stuart Carolan, Love/Hate (Octagon Films)
Colin Heber-Percy & Lyall Watson, Saving the Titanic (Tile Films)
Neil Jordan, The Borgias (Octagon Films)
Chris O’Dowd & Nick Vincent Murphy, Moone Boy (Grand Pictures, Baby Cow Productions, Hot Cod Productions and Sprout Pictures for Sky 1)



Actor TV

Gabriel Byrne, Secret State (Company Pictures)
Colm Meaney, Hell on Wheels (Endemol)
Robert Sheehan, Love/Hate (Octagon Films)
Tom Vaughan Lawlor, Love/Hate (Octagon Films)



Actress TV

Orla Brady, Sinbad (Possible Pictures)
Carrie Crowley, Rasai na Gaillimhe (Great Western Films)
Amy Huberman, Threesome (Big Talk Productions)
Charlie Murphy, Love/Hate (Octagon Films)



Supporting Actor TV

Peter Coonan, Love/Hate (Octagon Films)
Allen Leech, Downton Abbey (Carnival Films)
Chris O’Dowd, Moone Boy (Grand Pictures, Baby Cow Productions, Hot Cod Productions and Sprout Pictures for Sky 1)
Andrew Scott, Sherlock (Hartswood Films)



Supporting Actress TV

Cathy Belton, Roy (Jam Media)
Susan Loughnane, Love/Hate (Octagon Films)
Ruth Negga, Secret State (Channel 4)
Deirdre O’Kane, Moone Boy (Grand Pictures, Baby Cow Productions, Hot Cod Productions and Sprout Pictures for Sky 1)

The rest of the nominations/categories can be found @ SOURCE IFTA WEBSITE





SOURCE IFTA WEBSITE
HARTSWOODFILMS

I'm really sorry, Andrew Scott. I love you any everything, but Chris O'Dowd for all the awards. Also, I always feel awkward labelling Irish posts with the "British" tag when an "Irish" tag doesn't also exist :/
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la_petite_singe 16th-Jan-2013 03:44 pm (UTC)
Chris O'Dowd and Andrew Scott <3333333333333
sherlockholmes 16th-Jan-2013 03:58 pm (UTC)
There is an easy IT joke in there.
superdogbiter 16th-Jan-2013 03:45 pm (UTC)
i'm 1/4th irish
hobnailedboots 16th-Jan-2013 03:45 pm (UTC)
that is an awkward tagging decision to make, yeah :/

maybe at the next tag suggestion post you could suggest "television - british/irish"?

ia Chris O'Dowd for all the awards.
sherlockholmes 16th-Jan-2013 04:00 pm (UTC)
yeah, I think I'm going to suggest it -- I mean, there is a lot of overlap, it just sort of bothers me that there is no Irish tag, etc
hobnailedboots 16th-Jan-2013 04:21 pm (UTC)
yeah, it's not something that I'd immediately think of as being an issue, but with the political situation and so on it's super-awkward to lump Ireland in with the rest in one tag.
rimbaudacious 16th-Jan-2013 03:47 pm (UTC)
Like ppl here know the difference between Irish and British tbh I remember that Gaga/flag post a couple years ago, I remember.

Rooting 4 u, Seven Psychopaths.
lauracoy 16th-Jan-2013 05:16 pm (UTC)
It's sad if at this point people don't get it tbh, not like it hasn't been going on long enough lol!
nick_halden 16th-Jan-2013 05:35 pm (UTC)
british, irish, scottish, welsh all the same thing...not american!!!
sherlockholmes 16th-Jan-2013 05:58 pm (UTC)
I mean, I'm sure you're right -- but it makes me mad!
jdgrl47 16th-Jan-2013 07:16 pm (UTC)
Oh Lord, dare I ask what happened in the Gaga post?
johnjie 16th-Jan-2013 09:15 pm (UTC)
That post was the biggest mess
emmakinney 16th-Jan-2013 03:49 pm (UTC)
I'm Irish, it's fine OP, they are on mostly British/American tv anyway because Irish television isn't worth a shite.

Also, Martin McDonagh for all of the awards.

Also, the IFTAs are usually shit too. I remember when the world hated Mel Gibson and we gave him a Lifetime Achievement Award because no other country would have him and we knew he'd turn up. LAWL.
sherlockholmes 16th-Jan-2013 03:55 pm (UTC)
Yeah, I know it's mostly British/American television & I'm pretty sure I'm probably one of only maybe 4 ONTDers who actually knows anything about the Irish Language films/awards being mentioned but I still feel awkward.

Just like I always want to correct people when they bring up Ireland being part of the UK -- like, I will interrupt conversations to do this.
emmakinney 16th-Jan-2013 04:04 pm (UTC)
Ah I get you. It's fine, try not to feel awkward. I'm pretty passive about the whole thing anyway but yeah, it makes many people uncomfortable.

Ha, not many people know about it BECAUSE it's crap, I think anyway. Ireland doesn't really come under most people's radars either since it's so tiny.

Hahaha, I do the same, hopefully not in a mean way, but I always think that education is a good thing for people. Luckily I don't have to do it much, living here and all :) In America once, my brother was asked did he ever "go to the mainland" to do his grocery shopping. By 'the mainland' they meant Britain :/
rylee900 16th-Jan-2013 04:29 pm (UTC)
I think it's especially awkward considering what's going on in Belfast rn

Everything on Irish tv is shit lbr
aisling_ducks 16th-Jan-2013 04:35 pm (UTC)
Love/Hate is the only good thing Irish television has made, lbr. Well, by Irish television I mean RTÉ.
principino 16th-Jan-2013 03:50 pm (UTC)
He was the only good thing about "Bridesmaids" and still he kinda sucked because that movie was such a self-indulgent piece of shit.
ediesedgwick 16th-Jan-2013 03:52 pm (UTC)
Whenever I see Criss O Down now I just think of how someone said he blocked them on twitter after they made fun of his terrible accent on Girls
queenbathory 16th-Jan-2013 03:53 pm (UTC)
I need to start watching Irish Language films tbh
sherlockholmes 16th-Jan-2013 03:57 pm (UTC)
Do you need subtitles?
queenbathory 16th-Jan-2013 04:48 pm (UTC)
I do.
luvthatdrtywata 16th-Jan-2013 03:57 pm (UTC)
i love chris o'dowd sfm but my god his accent on girls is bad. he's talented enough that it's okay for him not to be able to do an american accent but sweet jesus just make the character irish. i ruins his whole storyline which i happen to think is a pretty interesting one.
givemethepeasx 16th-Jan-2013 04:00 pm (UTC)
i'm guessing love/hate's going to win all the awards. i hope 'what richard did' wins best film. it's brilliant.
givemethepeasx 16th-Jan-2013 04:01 pm (UTC)
and the fact that there's no irish tag doesn't mean that you have to tag it as british celebrities. it's annoying as fuck. we're two different countries.
sherlockholmes 16th-Jan-2013 04:07 pm (UTC)
Yes, I was using the British tags because a lot of the nominated shows/films etc are from British television/involve British people. I'm not using it to include Irish people, there just is no Irish tag.
fakevoices 16th-Jan-2013 04:01 pm (UTC)
yess my queen was nominated!!!
the_landlady 16th-Jan-2013 04:01 pm (UTC)
I have a question for all of the non-American ONTDers:

Do you see the Oscars, Golden Globes, and Emmys as the main award shows for television and cinema, or do you see the award shows from your country as more important?
sherlockholmes 16th-Jan-2013 04:06 pm (UTC)
Well, I don't give a shit about the Genie/Juno/Gemini awards. So, yeah, I'd say I see the Academy Awards/Globes/Emmys as the "main" ones, but I also think the BAFTAs are really important.
givemethepeasx 16th-Jan-2013 04:07 pm (UTC)
the oscars are definitely seen as the main awards for films here in ireland. the golden globes and the emmy's aren't really as important tho, they do get reported on a lot. the ifta's (our own awards)wouldn't really be viewed as 'important' at all.

Edited at 2013-01-16 04:08 pm (UTC)
emmakinney 16th-Jan-2013 04:10 pm (UTC)
I watch all that you mentioned, also the BAFTAs, since I'm Irish and we are inundated with British television.

I don't consider this awards ceremony as anything important tbh. That's just me though!
rocketfuel__ 16th-Jan-2013 04:10 pm (UTC)
BAFTA's are the only one I might actually watch, but I can't honestly say I care much about any of them.
stephaniebrown 16th-Jan-2013 04:11 pm (UTC)
well, the oscars/emmys/gg are more important of course, but i still care more about the baftas than i do those. idk, i'm more familiar with british actors/television programs i guess.
punkinelf 16th-Jan-2013 04:13 pm (UTC)
Those shows are American awards, except Golden Globes which are supposed to be international?

The BAFTAs usually only nominate Brits. Though Oscar has given undeserving Brits the awards. (Don't bother writing.)

As an American, TV (I should be watching) and movies (without Brits) are the only things on my radar. Which means I watch a lot of DVDs.
adlanth 16th-Jan-2013 04:23 pm (UTC)
I know more about the American awards (and the BAFTAS as well), since I get most of my news from either American or British sources.
But then I have this weird snobbery about the thing my own country produces, which is stupid. I must miss a lot of interesting books/films/series because of that.
aisling_ducks 16th-Jan-2013 04:38 pm (UTC)
I see them as the main ones, tbh.

The IFTAs are great though because it gives recognition to Irish productions, even if I don't see them as important. Nice to see something not so America-centric, kwim?
sofiascarlett 16th-Jan-2013 05:04 pm (UTC)
We have Guldbaggen in Sweden, but I don't really care about it. I think The Oscars and Golden Globes are more fun.
moonlight_vlora 16th-Jan-2013 06:47 pm (UTC)
I definitely consider the The Academy Awards, Golden Globes, SAGs etc more important. Venice Film Festival is important but I don't really follow it.
shadowfax 16th-Jan-2013 08:44 pm (UTC)
I have zero interest in the awards shows of my own country.
nalty7 16th-Jan-2013 09:39 pm (UTC)
I usually watch the nominated films in the first two and I've realized that shitty movies get awards so I don't care anymore.I like European Film Festivals.
moon_very_thin 17th-Jan-2013 03:13 pm (UTC)
With the Oscars, quite a lot of the time about 90% of the movies that are up for awards haven't even been released over here yet, so it's hard to see them as anything other than American. LBR, most of us watch for the dresses and the hideous second-hand embarrassment of earnest acceptance speeches.
haedria 16th-Jan-2013 04:01 pm (UTC)
i watched shadow dancer the other day it was kind of predictable but i really liked it and brid brennan was amazing
lauracoy 16th-Jan-2013 05:19 pm (UTC)
I was going to watch it, but basically in my mind it either ends with her with a bullet through her head or it's not at all realistic as to what would happen to her from the RA. Does it end like that? :s
haedria 16th-Jan-2013 11:47 pm (UTC)
do you mean andrea riseborough's character? because i found what happened to her quite realistic in the context of her family's place in the ira, but there's a twist to the story that was quite predictable (but still worked for me). though then there was a second twist (lol that makes it sound like a mess of a movie but it really wasn't) that i did not see coming at all. i really liked it, the directing and the pace were on point, you should watch it :)
punkinelf 16th-Jan-2013 04:06 pm (UTC)
I was absent when ONTD issued a final verdict on 7P, but McDonagh shouldn't be up for writing. There was no substance in the writing at all. THE ACTORS were wonderful, esp Colin. Very physical acting. Walken was hilarious & Rockwell freaked me out! But that's all kudos to the actors
rimbaudacious 16th-Jan-2013 04:13 pm (UTC)
ia, much as I do love McDonagh's writing this movie was carried by all the great performances.
tinurix 16th-Jan-2013 04:06 pm (UTC)
I'm so glad Chris O'Dowd's career has taken off

but gdi, all I want is more IT Crowd.
ludmi_83 16th-Jan-2013 05:29 pm (UTC)
I want a special at least, they wanted to do a christmas special for this year but Katherine Parkinson got pregnant and they cancel the special sigh
sherlockholmes 16th-Jan-2013 05:56 pm (UTC)
A special would be so great!
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