TV Baftas 2022: Time wins best miniseries as social issues take spotlight
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Henson to host 2022 BET AwardsGlenn Close reflects on 'great challenge' of learning Persian for TV showElon Musk secures over $7 billion more in Twitter fundingAriana DeBose to host 2022 Tony AwardsIN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Kim Kardashian gifted lock of Marilyn Monroe's hairIN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Amber Heard claims Johnny Depp performed cavity search on her while looking for drugsIn the international category, Amazon Prime’s The Underground Railroad, an adaptation of Colston Whitehead’s Pulitzer-prize-winning novel about escaping slavery, beat off tough competition from hit shows Succession, Mare of Easttown, Squid Game and Call My Agent.
In a winners’ press conference, actor Sheila Atim praised the counsellors on set for looking after cast members’ wellbeing. “It’s a real testament to the fact you can have really safe and protective work environment while still creating brilliant work. ”In a further echo of this ceremony’s focus on topical social issues, Steve McQueen.
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