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Andy Harries Biography

Birth Name:Andrew D.M. Harries

Birth Place:Inverness, Scotland

Profession Producer, Director, Writer

Fast Facts

  • Along with Tracey Seaward and Christine Langan, won Best Film at the 2007 BAFTA Awards for "The Queen․"
  • Shared an award for Best Multichannel Programme at the 2012 Broadcasting Press Guild Awards for "Mad Dogs" in 2012
  • Won the Alan Clarke Award at the 2007 BAFTA Awards
  • Graduated from the University of Hull in the 1970s after studying politics there
  • Wanted to be a journalist throughout his youth, but found himself more interested in telling stories as an adult
  • Quote: "I feel inspired by real stories․ It's really important to try and make sense of the world we live in․"
  • His best known films, including "The Queen," "The Damned United" and "The Lady" have been biographical
  • Many of his films center on British events and figures
  • Stated that he is a football fan and supports Peterborough United
  • Was inspired to produce a film about Burmese politician Aung Suu Kyi after visiting Burma for a week with his wife and witnessing the strict military control of the area

Awards

  • 2001Banff Rockie Award-Best Continuing Series: nominated
  • 2002BAFTA TV Award-Best Drama Series: winner
  • 2007Oscar-Best Motion Picture of the Year: nominated
  • 2007BAFTA Film Award-Best Film: winner
  • 2007Alexander Korda Award for Best British Film-: nominated
  • 2007BAFTA TV Award-Best Single Drama: nominated
  • 2007European Film Award-European Film: nominated
  • 2007OFTA Film Award-Best Picture: nominated
  • 2007PGA Award-Outstanding Producer of Theatrical Motion Pictures: nominated
  • 2007Primetime Emmy-Outstanding Made for Television Movie: nominated
  • 2010Primetime Emmy-Outstanding Made for Television Movie: nominated
  • 2011BAFTA TV Award-Best Drama Serial: nominated
  • 2012Broadcasting Press Guild Award-Best Multichannel Programme: winner
  • 2017BAFTA Scotland Award-Best Television (Scripted): winner
  • 2017Primetime Emmy-Outstanding Drama Series: nominated
  • 2018PGA Award-Outstanding Producer of Episodic Television, Drama: nominated
  • 2018Primetime Emmy-Outstanding Drama Series: nominated
  • 2020PGA Award-Outstanding Producer of Episodic Television, Drama: nominated
  • 2020Primetime Emmy-Outstanding Drama Series: nominated
  • 2021PGA Award-Outstanding Producer of Episodic Television, Drama: winner
  • 2021Primetime Emmy-Outstanding Drama Series: winner
  • 2023Primetime Emmy-Outstanding Drama Series: nominated
  • 2024PGA Award-Outstanding Producer of Episodic Television, Drama: nominated
  • 2024Primetime Emmy-Outstanding Drama Series: nominated