Night Manager and Doctor Foster up for TV Choice awards
Hit spy drama
The Night Manager and drama Doctor Foster are among the nominees for best new
drama at the TV Choice awards.
Hugh Laurie and Tom Hiddleston headed the cast of
BBC drama
The Night Manager
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Tom Hiddleston
has also been nominated for the best actor prize for the awards on 5 September.
Hiddleston's
competition includes Doctor Who star Peter Capaldi and Peaky Blinders actor
Cillian Murphy.
ITV's Marcella
and the BBC's epic adaptation on War and Peace are also shortlisted in the new
drama category.
Suranne Jones (in mirror) is shortlisted for BBC One's Doctor Foster |
Downton Abbey
mirrors Peaky Blinders by being nominated in the best actor, best actress and
best drama series categories.
Jim Carter and
Laura Carmichael are singled out for their Downton contribution, while Helen
McCrory is cited for her work in Blinders.
Doctor Foster's
Suranne Jones and Happy Valley's Sarah Lancashire complete the line-up in the
best actress category.
EastEnders and
Emmerdale lead the field overall with five nominations apiece in the four
soap-oriented categories.
Mary Berry makes
two appearances in the shortlist, with The Great British Bake Off up for best
talent show and her BBC Two series on Foolproof Cooking nominated in the food
show category.
The best daytime
show category, meanwhile, sees one BBC show - teatime quiz Pointless - ranged
against three ITV offerings - The Chase, Loose Women and This Morning.
All the
nominations for this year's awards, to be hosted in London by comedian Jo
Brand, can be found on the TV Choice magazine's official website.
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