Ncuti Gatwa

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Ncuti Gatwa

Profession

Actor, Soundtrack

Trained at teh Royal Conservatoire of Scotland
Started out acting in theater productions, such as Shakespeare's Globe's "A Midsummer Night's Dream․"
Well known for his role in the series "Sex Education․"
Performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2011 in "The Blues Brothers Live․"

2019BAFTA Scotland Award - Best Actor - Television:Nominated
2019MTV Movie + TV Award - Best Kiss:Nominated
2019MTV Movie + TV Award - Breakthrough Performance:Nominated
2020BAFTA TV Award - Male Performance in a Comedy Programme:Nominated
2020BAFTA Scotland Award - Best Actor - Television:Winner
2020Breakthrough AwardWinner
2020Broadcasting Press Guild Award - Best Actor:Nominated
2020TV Award - Best Actor (Male):Nominated
2020Gold Derby TV Award - Comedy Supporting Actor:Nominated
2020Festival Honors Award - Breakthrough Award:Winner
2020RTS Television Award - Comedy Performance - Male:Winner
2021BAFTA TV Award - Male Performance in a Comedy Programme:Nominated
2022BAFTA TV Award - Male Performance in a Comedy Programme:Nominated
2022BAFTA Scotland Award - Audience Award:Nominated
2022BAFTA Scotland Award - Best Actor - Television:Nominated
2022Critics Choice Award - Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series:Nominated
2023I Talk Telly Award - Best Comedy Performance:Nominated
2024Audience Award - Favourite Scot on Screen:Nominated
2024BAFTA Cymru Award - Best Actor:Winner
2024TV Award - Best Actor:Nominated
2024Dorian Award - Best TV Performance - Drama:Nominated
2024Gold Derby Film Award - Ensemble Cast:Nominated
2024I Talk Telly Award - Best Dramatic Performance:Nominated
2024TV Times Award - Favourite Actor (Drama):Nominated
2025BAFTA Scotland Award - Best Actor - Film/Television:Nominated
2025Critics Choice Award - Best Actor in a Drama Series:Nominated
2025CCA Super Award - Best Actor in a Science Fiction/Fantasy Series, Limited Series or Made-for-TV Movie:Nominated
2025Queerty - TV Performance:Nominated

Ncuti Gatwa

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