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Doctor Who and Men Up lead BAFTA Cymru 2024 Awards with sweep of nominations
Ncuti Gatwa and Philip Glenister are among the Best Actor nominees.

Yoshitaka Kono/Bad Wolf/BBC Studios
- James Hibbs
Published: Friday, 6 September 2024 at 11:03 am
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The BAFTA Cymru Award nominations for 2024 have been announced, with Doctor Who, Steeltown Murders and one-off drama Men Up leading the pack.
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While Doctor Who has received five nominations, including for Ncuti Gatwa in the Best Actor category and Russell T Davies in the writer category, Men Up and Steeltown Murders have both received six nominations.
Other notable nominees include Sion Daniel Young for his role in Slow Horses, Aimee-Ffion Edwards for her role in Dreamland and Euros Lyn for directing Heartstopper.
Thriller series Wolf also received four nominations, while Welcome to Wrexham was among those recognised in the Factual Series category.
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BAFTA Cymru's chair Angharad Mair said in a statement: "Congratulations to this year’s Bafta Cymru nominees, who on and off-screen have demonstrated exceptional craft and creativity through a very impressive range of work.
"Today’s Bafta Cymru nominations are a list of must-watch films, TV shows and performances, and underscore the importance of nurturing Welsh creative talent."
Read on for a full list of nominees at this year's BAFTA Cymru Awards.
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Actor

Ncuti Gatwa in Doctor Who. BBC Studios/Bad Wolf/James Pardon
- Ncuti Gatwa – Doctor Who
- Philip Glenister – Steeltown Murders
- Rhodri Meilir – Pren ar y Bryn
- Sion Daniel Young – Slow Horses
Actress
- Aimee-Ffion Edwards – Dreamland
- Alexandra Roach – Men Up
- Annes Elwy – Bariau
- Nia Roberts – Pren ar y Bryn
Breakthrough Cymru
- Alaw Llewelyn Roberts – Bariau
- Bethan Marlow – The Date
- Daisy Brown – Slammed: The Eighties
- Janis Pugh – Chuck Chuck Baby
Children's programme
- I Was Bullied
- Newyddion NI
- Ser Steilio
Costume design
- Dawn Thomas-Mondo – Steeltown Murders
- Hayley Nebauer – Black Cake
- Ffion Elinor – Pren Ar Y Bryn
Director: factual
- Caryl Ebenezer – Siân Phillips at 90
- Chloe Fairweather – The Kidnap of Angel Lynn
- Jenny Casterton – The Crash Detectives
- Jess Howe – Strike! The Women Who Fought Back
Director: fiction

Phaldut Sharma, Iwan Rheon, Mark Lewis Jones and Steffan Rhodri in Men Up. BBC/Quay Street Productions/Tom Jackson
- Ashley Way – Men Up
- Euros Lyn – Heartstopper
- Lee Haven Jones – Passenger
- Marc Evans – Steeltown Murders
Editing
- Dylan Goch – Firebombers
- John Richards – Men Up
- Sara Jones – The Way
- Tim Hodges – Doctor Who
Entertainment programme
- Cân I Gymru 2024
- Christmas with Katherine Jenkins
- Iaith ar Daith (Welsh on the Road)
- Max Boyce at 80
Factual series
- Siwrna Scandi Chris
- Slammed: The Eighties
- Welcome to Wrexham
- Y Frwydr: Stori Anabledd
Feature/television film
- Bolan’s Shoes
- Chuck Chuck Baby
- Men Up
Make-up and hair
- Claire Pritchard-Jones – Wolf
- Claire Williams – Doctor Who
- James Spinks – Y Sŵn
Photography factual
- Haydn Denman - Siân Phillips at 90
- Sam Jordan-Richardson – Legends of Welsh Sport: Jim Roberts
- Theo Tennant – Frontier Town
Photography and lighting: fiction

Jack Caffery (Ukweli Roach) in Wolf. BBC/Hartswood Films Ltd/James Pardon
- Bryan Gavigan – Passenger
- Sam Heasman – Wolf
- Sam Thomas – Steeltown Murders
Presenter
- Chris Roberts – Siwrna Scandi Chris
- Lemarl Freckleton - Black Music Wales
- Rhod Gilbert – Rhod Gilbert: A Pain In the Neck
- Stifyn Parri – Paid â Dweud Hoyw
Production design
- Caroline Steiner – Chuck Chuck Baby
- Gerwyn Lloyd – Pren Ar Y Bryn
- James North – The Winter King
Short film
- Being Seen
- Frontier Town
- Smile
- Spectre of the Bear
Single documentary
- Paid â Dweud Hoyw
- Rhod Gilbert: A Pain in the Neck
- Siân Phillips at 90
- Strike! The Women Who Fought Back
Sound
- Sound Team - Doctor Who
- Sound Team - Men Up
- Sound Team - Wolf
Television drama
- Casualty
- Pren ar y Bryn
- Steeltown Murders
Writer
- Russell T Davies – Doctor Who
- Matthew Barry – Men Up
- Megan Gallagher – Wolf
The Bafta Cymru Awards 2024 will take place at ICCW in Newport on 20th October.
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James HibbsDrama Writer
James Hibbs is a Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering programmes across both streaming platforms and linear channels. He previously worked in PR, first for a B2B agency and subsequently for international TV production company Fremantle. He possesses a BA in English and Theatre Studies and an NCTJ Level 5 Diploma in Journalism.
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