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1 day ago · Fans have hailed Happy Valley’s Rhys Connah for his ‘brilliant’ acceptance speech after the drama won Memorable Moment at the TV BAFTAs this evening (12 May). The 19-year-old actor, who has played Ryan Cawood since he was a youngster, took to the stage alone at London's Royal Festival Hall to pick up the award and provided viewers with a ...
20 hours ago · Sally Wainwright’s dedication to the drama can be seen by the fact that she waited seven years for Rhys Connah to grow up – so he could play his character Ryan as a teen. Rhys Connah accepting the P&O Cruises Memorable Moment Award joked: “Thanks to Sally Wainwright for writing that memorable scene where my dad blows himself up in front ...
23 hours ago · Others commented about Rhys Connah's (who plays Ryan in the show) moving speech. Another wrote on X, 'That young fella picking up the Happy Valley award just gave the best, most authentic, speech ...
1 day ago · British dramas Happy Valley, Top Boy and The Sixth Commandment were the big winners at the Bafta television awards. Sarah Lancashire was named best leading actress for her portrayal of no-nonsense Sergeant Catherine Cawood in the swansong of Sally Wainwright’s Yorkshire-set thriller. Collecting the gong, Lancashire said: “I feel very, very ...
12 hours ago · Even the idea of the series – patiently waiting for seven years before returning, so that Rhys Connah could naturally age into the role Sally Wainwright wanted to tell – was extraordinary.
1 day ago · Rhys Connah was sent up alone by his co-stars to collect the award credit:Bang Showbiz. 'Happy Valley' won the only publicly-voted award at the BAFTAs with P+O Cruises on Sunday (12.05.24). The hit BBC drama series came to a conclusion last year and the final showdown between characters Catherine Cawood (Sarah Lancashire) and Tommy Lee Royce ...
1 day ago · Rhys Connah, who played Ryan in the series, picked up the award. He said: “I got a message the other day saying that if we won this I could say a few words. They didn't tell me I'd be doing it ...
