'Life on Mars' heads BAFTA nominations

The smash-hit series 'Life On Mars' has been nominated for two TV Baftas today.

Wed, 11 Apr, 2007 - 17:32

The smash-hit series 'Life On Mars' has been nominated for two TV Baftas today.

John Simm is up for best actor for his role as time-travelling cop Sam Tyler - but there is no nomination for his co-star, Philip Glenister (Gene Hunt).

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