Criminal Justice

...award. Walters won for BBC assisted suicide drama A Short Stay In Switzerland while Whishaw was honoured for the corporation's Criminal Justice series. British shows won in a further three categories at the event in New York.

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...TV presenter Graham Norton, because he had just opened in a new play in London. He got the best actor Emmy for the 5-part BBC thriller "Criminal Justice" about a young man accused of murdering a woman after a drunken, drug-filled night out,...

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...Turner in the real-life story of assisted suicide "A Short Stay in Switzerland," while Whishaw was named best actor for the BBC's "Criminal Justice" series. Both were working elsewhere and unable to accept in person. Best arts programing...

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...in a Zurich clinic after being diagnosed with an incurable degenerative disease, and Ben Whishaw for his star turn in the thriller "Criminal Justice," about the odyssey of a 21-year-old defendant accused of murder. Brazil had five...

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...who seeks assisted suicide. Whishaw landed the Best Actor award for the BBC five-part drama Criminal Justice, about a young man accused of murdering a woman after a drunken, drug-filled night out. Whishaw, 29, missed the awards...

In this article: Julie Walters, David Frost, Emmy Awards, Ben Whishaw, Graham Norton, Suicide, Niall Ferguson, and That Was The Week That Was

Mamma Mia! star Walters, 59, won the the best actress prize for assisted suicide drama A Short Stay In Switzerland on the BBC, while 29-year-old Whishaw landed the best actor gong for the broadcaster's five-part drama Criminal Justice.

In this article: Julie Walters, David Frost, Ben Whishaw, Suicide, Al Jazeera English, Bright Star, John Keats, and Niall Ferguson

...TV now? What are you reading? Well I'm not much of a soap fan, but I loved Criminal Justice, which was on recently, and starred Ben Whishaw, Pete Postlethwaite, Lindsay Duncan and Juliet Aubrey, among others. A five-parter I'd really...

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...drama A Short Stay In Switzerland on the BBC, while 29-year-old Ben Whishaw landed the best actor gong for the broadcaster s five-part drama Criminal Justice. British programmes won three other trophies at the US ceremony honouring TV...

In this article: Julie Walters, David Frost, Ben Whishaw, Suicide, Al Jazeera English, Bright Star, John Keats, and Niall Ferguson

...good as The Wire. He also champions the fact that Criminal Justice only ran to five episodes, saying that American writers and directors often crave the opportunity to work on shorter runs that the US system does not allow. More important...

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...and The Shadow in the North (both BBC One), and created the brilliantly inscrutable villain Freddie Graham for BBC One's award-winning thriller Criminal Justice. Another psychopath, Captain Poison, for the 2006 film Blood Diamond, starring...

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