Stars do battle for TV Baftas

Julie Walters, John Hurt and Helena Bonham Carter will battle it out at the TV Baftas today after being nominated for their portrayals of real-life people.

Stars do battle for TV Baftas
Sun, 06 Jun, 2010 - 11:23

Julie Walters, John Hurt and Helena Bonham Carter will battle it out at the TV Baftas today after being nominated for their portrayals of real-life people.

Hurt is in the running at the glitzy annual event for reprising the role of Quentin Crisp - 34 years after he received the award for playing the flamboyant gay writer in 'The Naked Civil Servant'.

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CourtsEntertainmentHeathrowPlace: London PalladiumPlace: ZurichPerson: Julie WaltersPerson: John HurtPerson: Helena Bonham CarterPerson: HurtPerson: Quentin CrispPerson: Kenneth BranaghPerson: Brendan GleesonPerson: Winston ChurchillPerson: David OyelowoPerson: CrispPerson: Graham NortonPerson: WaltersPerson: Mo MowlamPerson: DrPerson: Anne TurnerPerson: Bonham CarterPerson: Enid BlytonPerson: Sophie OkonedoPerson: Winnie MandelaPerson: OkonedoPerson: Imelda StauntonPerson: Rebecca HallPerson: Lauren SochaPerson: Rebecca FrontPerson: Nicola MurrayPerson: Peter CapaldiPerson: NicolaPerson: Malcolm TuckerPerson: David MitchellPerson: Harry HillPerson: Miranda HartPerson: MitchellPerson: HillPerson: HartPerson: Michael McIntyrePerson: Stephen FryPerson: William HillPerson: McIntyrePerson: CowellPerson: Rupert AdamsEvent: BAFTAsEvent: PhilipsEvent: British Academy Television AwardsOrganisation: BBC2Organisation: BBC1Organisation: ITV1Organisation: Channel 4Organisation: BBC4Organisation: BBC3Organisation: FXOrganisation: BGTOrganisation: BBCOrganisation: ITVOrganisation: E4
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