Jamie-Lee O'Donnell drama 'Screw' nominated for Bafta Scotland award

‘Screw,’ the Channel 4 show starring Derry actress Jamie-Lee O’Donnell has been nominated for a Bafta Scotland award.
By Laura Glenn
Published 13th Oct 2022, 10:34 BST
Updated 13th Oct 2022, 10:35 BST
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Bafta Scotland celebrates Scottish film, games and television talent and ‘Screw,’ is nominated in the ‘Television Scripted’ category.

The show, in which Jamie-Lee plays Rose, a trainee prison officer in an all-male prison, is produced by STV Studios, which has its headquarters in Scotland.

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Edith Bowman will return to host the BAFTA Scotland ceremony at DoubleTree by Hilton Glasgow Central, and will be joined by a host of stars to announce the winners on the night. The ceremony will also be available to watch on BAFTA’s YouTube channel.

Jamie-Lee O'Donnell and the cast of Screw. Channel 4Jamie-Lee O'Donnell and the cast of Screw. Channel 4
Jamie-Lee O'Donnell and the cast of Screw. Channel 4

Channel 4 recently announced that series two of the critically and viewer-acclaimed ‘Screw’ is set to be‘ bigger, bolder, and more dangerous than ever.’

Screw series two will be filmed in the Kelvin Hall in Glasgow.

Jamie-Lee also plays Michelle in ‘Derry Girls,’ which is up for an award at tonight’s National Television Awards.

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