Their award show takes place this Sunday. Below is the nomination list. Also the Writer’s Guild of Great Britian is supporting the WGA protests over this side of the pond at the ceremony. I am sure that it is much appreciated.
ORIGINAL DRAMA (TV)
Victoria Wood - “Housewife, 49″
Peter Morgan - “Longford”
Neil McKay - “See No Evil: The Moors Murders”
SOAP/SERIES (TV)
Chris Chibnall, Paul Cornell, Russell T. Davies, Stephen Greenhorn, Steven Moffat, Helen Raynor and Gareth Roberts - “Doctor Who,” Series 3
Joe Ainsworth, Lisa Holdsworth, Nigel McCrery, Charles McKeown, Roy Mitchell, J.C. Wilsher and Richard Zajdlic - “New Tricks,” Series 4
Chris Chibnall, Mark Greig, Matthew Graham, Guy Jenkin, Tony Jordan, Ashley Pharoah and Julie Rutterford - “Life on Mars,” Series 2
COMEDY/LIGHT ENTERTAINMENT (TV)
Jesse Armstrong, Simon Blackwell, Tony Roche - “The Thick of It”
Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant - “Extras”
James Corden and Ruth Jones - “Gavin & Stacey”
PLAY (THEATRE)
Gregory Burke - “Black Watch”
Peter Morgan - “Frost/Nixon”
Tom Stoppard - “Rock ‘n’ Roll”
SCREENPLAY (FEATURE FILM)
Tony Grisoni - “Lives of the Saints”
Paul Laverty - “The Wind That Shakes the Barley”
Jeremy Brock and Peter Morgan - “The Last King of Scotland” (based on the book by Giles Foden)
Shane Meadows - “This Is England”
RADIO PLAY
Charles Wood - “Conspiracy at Sevres”
Mark Lawson - “Expand This”
Steve Gooch - “McNaughton”
VIDEOGAME SCRIPT
Charles Cecil and Neil Richards - “Broken Sword: Angel of Death”
Dan Houser and David Bland - “Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories”
Dan Houser and Jacob Krarup - “Canis Canem E
