The 32nd BAFTA Cymru Awards took place in Newport on Sunday evening. Taron Egerton won the award for best actor, with Rakie Ayola taking home the award for best actress.
Taron Egerton, Rakie Ayola and Russell T Davies were among the winners at BAFTA Cymru on Sunday night. The winners at the 32nd BAFTA Cymru Awards were announced at a ceremony at the ICC Wales in Newport. The awards, which aim to 'honour excellence and celebrate talent across film and television in Wales', were hosted by the presenter Alex Jones. Egerton won the award for best actor for his role in Apple TV+'s crime drama miniseries Black Bird.
Writer Russell T Davies, whose first episodes back at the helm of Doctor Who will air next month, won best writer for his work on ITV's Nolly which was based on the story of the late Crossroads star Noele Gordon. Singer and actor Luke Evans was rewarded in the entertainment programme category for Luke Evans: Showtime! Sky Cinema's Save the Cinema, documenting how the Lyric Theatre in Carmarthenshire was saved from closure, won two accolades for costume design and production design.
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