British Comedy Guide

British comedies nominated for 2021 Rose d'Or Awards

Wednesday 3rd November 2021, 11:55am


A number of British comedies have been nominated in the prestigious international Rose d'Or Awards.

Comedy

Famalam. Image shows from L to R: Gbemisola Ikumelo, Tom Moutchi, Roxy Sternberg, Samson Kayo, Vivienne Acheampong, John MacMillan. Copyright: BBC Studios

Famalam

Motherland. Image shows from L to R: Julia (Anna Maxwell Martin), Liz (Diane Morgan), Meg (Tanya Moodie), Kevin (Paul Ready), Anne (Philippa Dunne), Amanda (Lucy Punch)

Motherland

Staged. Image shows from L to R: David (David Tennant), Michael (Michael Sheen). Copyright: BBC / Simon Ridgeway

Staged

Also nominated in the category is US comedy special Bo Burnham: Inside, Journey (Vegferd) from Iceland and Israel's The New Black 2.

Comedy Drama & Sitcom

Billie Piper

I Hate Suzie

Jerk. Tim (Tim Renkow)

Jerk

We Are Lady Parts. Image shows from L to R: Momtaz (Lucie Shorthouse), Bisma (Faith Omole), Amina (Anjana Vasan), Ayesha (Juliette Motamed), Saira (Sarah Kameela Impey). Copyright: Working Title Films

We Are Lady Parts

This shortlist also features The Chair (USA), Call My Agent (France) and Love & Anarchy (Sweden).

Studio Entertainment

Taskmaster. Alex Horne. Copyright: Avalon Television

Taskmaster

A League Of Their Own. Image shows from L to R: Jamie Redknapp, Romesh Ranganathan, Andrew Flintoff. Copyright: CPL Productions

A League Of Their Own

America's Got Talent, Australia Talks, Strictly Come Dancing and The Masked Singer UK complete the nominations in this category.


Elsewhere in the nominations:

Horrible Histories. Tom Stourton. Copyright: Lion Television

Horrible Histories appears in the Children and Youth shortlist.

Joe Lycett's Got Your Back. Joe Lycett

Joe Lycett's Got Your Back is up for a Reality and Factual Entertainment prize.

This is the 60th year of the awards. The nominations were selected from over 750 entries, and the shortlists were decided by a jury of 150 broadcast executives and leading producers.

The organisers say: "The Rose d'Or began in 1961, when it was created by Swiss Television in the lakeside city of Montreux and has been a flagship event for the European Broadcasting Union and the international TV industry ever since. The prestigious Rose d'Or Awards define the gold standard for excellence and achievement in International TV and Audio programme making."

Mark Rowland, Chair of the 2021 judges, says "Despite the very considerable production challenges faced during the pandemic, we've seen an amazing breadth of subjects and creative treatments - with production standards higher than ever. Congratulations to all the nominees on an amazing achievement."

The winners will be announced in a virtual ceremony on 29th November, presented by Sue Perkins.

The full list of nominations across all categories can be seen on rosedor.com

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