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British actor Lenny Rush, known for his Bafta-winning work on Am I Being Unreasonable? and Doctor Who, is drawing attention after being cast as Reese Nesmith in Slow Horses season 6. Coverage includes a Big Issue profile of the young star, while the BBC has also announced him in its new vampire sitcom The Reluctant Vampire, making him one of Britain's busiest young comic actors right now.
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David Tennant is winning acclaim for his role in the third series of the BBC drama Time, with The Telegraph describing his performance as Bafta-worthy and calling the new series excellent. Viewers and critics in the UK are discussing the latest instalment of the prison drama, which continues to build strong reviews for its cast and writing.
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The Telegraph has published a rave review of the third series of the BBC drama Time, calling the new run excellent and judging David Tennant's performance worthy of a Bafta. The praise is driving discussion around the show as the new episodes land with viewers and critics.
- 4BAFTA explores how Star Wars: Galactic Racer was made▼How Star Wars: Galactic Racer Was Made With Fuse Games | BAFTA https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=zCb5ILQjjkI # starwars #
A BAFTA feature looks at the development of Star Wars: Galactic Racer, speaking with studio Fuse Games about how the title came together. The piece offers a behind-the-scenes view of the game's creation and is drawing attention among Star Wars fans and game developers sharing it across social media.
- 5Short film Nostalgie draws awards buzz●A former one-hit-wonder Eighties pop star from England is thrilled when he's invited to Belfast to put on a show, but th
Nostalgie, a short film following a former one-hit-wonder Eighties pop star from England who is thrilled to be invited to perform in Belfast but unaware of what awaits him there, is being discussed as a BAFTA contender and possible Oscar hopeful. Reviewers highlight its emotional depth and awards-season potential.
- 6S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 Developers Join BAFTA Academy After Award Nomination▼S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 Makers Go From BAFTA Games Awards Nominees to Academy Members
The makers of S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl, the Ukrainian survival shooter developed by GSC Game World, have moved from being nominees at the BAFTA Games Awards to becoming members of the British Academy. The development marks a notable milestone for the Kyiv-based studio, which released its long-awaited game after years of war-related disruptions.