Radcliffe up for best actor award

Daniel Radcliffe could be saying goodbye to Harry Potter with an award after he was nominated for a best actor gong for his role in the last instalment of the hit films.

Radcliffe up for best actor award
Mon, 05 Mar, 2012 - 14:37

Daniel Radcliffe could be saying goodbye to Harry Potter with an award after he was nominated for a best actor gong for his role in the last instalment of the hit films.

The star, currently appearing in his first post-Potter role in The Woman In Black, is up against names including Daniel Craig, Ryan Gosling and Gary Oldman at this year’s Jameson Empire Awards.

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CourtsEntertainmentHeathrowPlace: LondonPerson: RadcliffePerson: Daniel RadcliffePerson: Daniel CraigPerson: Ryan GoslingPerson: Gary OldmanPerson: Woody AllenPerson: Olivia ColmanPerson: Meryl StreepPerson: Chris HewittPerson: Lauren LavernePerson: Mark DinningPerson: John BoyegaPerson: Asa ButterfieldPerson: Sam ClaflinPerson: Tom HiddlestonPerson: Jeremy IrvinePerson: Craig RobertsPerson: Celine BuckensPerson: Elle FanningPerson: Laura HaddockPerson: Felicity JonesPerson: Hailee SteinfeldPerson: Bonnie WrightPerson: HannaPerson: Andy SerkisPerson: Rooney MaraPerson: Carey MulliganPerson: Michelle WilliamsPerson: Tomas AlfredsonPerson: Nicolas Winding RefnPerson: Steven SpielbergPerson: Rupert WyattPerson: David YatesEvent: Jameson Empire AwardsOrganisation: EmpireOrganisation: CitroenOrganisation: Sky Movies
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