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List of awards and nominations received by EastEnders

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EastEnders is a British soap opera that has aired on BBC One since 19 February 1985. It has been nominated for a variety of different awards. Its first award, for Favourite Programme, was given by the Anna Scher Theatre on 24 January 1986.[1] At the British Academy Television Awards, EastEnders has won the Best Soap or Best Continuing Drama Award 10 times, as well as Best Drama Series once. The show has won in the Serial Drama category at the National Television Awards eleven times, as well as winning Best Soap at the Royal Television Society Programme Awards five times.

At the British Soap Awards, it has won Best British Soap 12 times, Best Storyline 5 times and Best Single Episode 5 times. In 2013, Adam Woodyatt won the British Soap Award for Lifetime Achievement for his portrayal of Ian Beale. His win has been followed by Rudolph Walker and Letitia Dean also getting the accolade at subsequent ceremonies. The show has won Inside Soap's Best Soap Award 14 times since the ceremonies' inception in 2001. In March 2009, EastEnders won its third TRIC award in the category TV Soap of the Year, having also won similar categories at the British Soap Awards, National Television Awards, TV Choice Awards, and Inside Soap Awards within 10 months. EastEnders' Executive Producer Diederick Santer commented that this was due to having "the most talented cast and crew in the business, and the most fantastic and dedicated audience."[2] Several different EastEnders cast members have received acting award nominations for their performances in the show. June Brown is the only EastEnders actor to receive a nomination at the British Academy Television Awards and Patsy Palmer is the only one to be nominated in the Royal Television Society Programme Awards. Simon May won a TRIC award in 1986 for the EastEnders theme tune and co-creator Tony Holland and writer Tony Jordan have also been honoured.

EastEnders has also been awarded at various diversity and mental health-related ceremonies throughout its course. During the tenure of the Screen Nation Film and Television Awards, EastEnders was awarded 5 times, receiving varies other nominations and honourable mentions for their Black cast members. It has also seen 4 Best TV Character wins at the Asian Media Awards. The Mental Health Media Awards has awarded the show on numerous occasions, for storylines involving Kat Slater's (Jessie Wallace) rape and attempted suicide and the mental health of Stacey (Lacey Turner) and Jean Slater (Gillian Wright).

All About Soap Awards

The All About Soap Awards (formerly the All About Soap Bubble Awards) were presented by All About Soap magazine and voted for by the public.[3]

British Academy Television Awards

The British Academy Television Awards (BAFTA TV Awards) are awarded annually by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts. EastEnders has received 24 British Academy Television Awards nominations and has won 10 of them. It won the award for Best Drama Series in 1997 and has been won the Best Continuing Drama or Best Soap accolade in 1997, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2006, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2016 and 2019. June Brown was nominated in 2009 for Best Actress, the first time a soap opera actress was nominated in this category since Jean Alexander, who played Hilda Ogden in Coronation Street in 1988.[15] She was billed the favourite to win the award, but lost out to Anna Maxwell Martin.[16]

Executive producer Matthew Robinson was credited with two wins for Best Soap at the BAFTA TV Awards.
June Brown (Dot Cotton) is the only EastEnders actor to receive a BAFTA TV Award nomination.

British Soap Awards

The British Soap Awards began in 1999 and EastEnders has since won the award for Best British Soap 12 times. A select amount of awards are voted for by the public, including Best British Soap and Best Leading Performer, while the rest are decided by a panel. June Brown won the Lifetime Achievement Award in 2005 for her portrayal of Dot Cotton. Subsequent winners have included Wendy Richard (Pauline Fowler), Pam St Clement (Pat Butcher), Adam Woodyatt (Ian Beale), Steve McFadden (Phil Mitchell), Rudolph Walker (Patrick Trueman) and Letitia Dean (Sharon Watts). In 2018, an award was given jointly for the first time, as the Scene of the Year accolade received equal numbers of votes for EastEnders and Doctors.[42]

Ross Kemp (Grant Mitchell) has won Best Actor twice, in 1999 and 2006.
Patsy Palmer (Bianca Jackson) was awarded Best Actress in 2000.
Natalie Cassidy (Sonia Fowler) was awarded Best Actress in 2001.
Kacey Ainsworth (Little Mo Mitchell) was awarded Best Actress in 2002 and 2003.
Charlie Brooks (Janine Butcher) was awarded Villain of the Year in 2004.
Shane Richie (Alfie Moon) won Best Actor at the British Soap Awards in 2005.
Jamie Borthwick (Jay Brown) was awarded Best Dramatic Performance from a Young Actor or Actress in 2008.
Robert Kazinsky (Sean Slater) was awarded Best Actor in 2009.
Marc Elliott (Syed Masood) won Best Newcomer at the British Soap Awards in 2010.
Lorna Fitzgerald (Abi Branning) won Best Young Performance at the British Soap Awards in 2012.
Kellie Bright (Linda Carter) was awarded Best Actress and Best Dramatic Performance in 2015.
Bonnie Langford (Carmel Kazemi) was awarded Best Newcomer in 2016.
Lorraine Stanley (Karen Taylor) was awarded Best Newcomer in 2018.
Gillian Wright (Jean Slater) was awarded Best Female Dramatic Performance in 2019.
Tameka Empson (Kim Fox) received numerous nominations for Best Comedy Performance before winning in 2022.
Ross Boatman (Harvey Monroe) was awarded Best Newcomer in 2022.
Danielle Harold (Lola Pearce) was awarded Best Leading Performer in 2023.
Aaron Thiara (Ravi Gulati) was awarded Villain of the Year in 2023.

Broadcast Awards

The Broadcast Awards are run by Broadcast magazine. They recognise and reward excellence in and around the UK television programming industry. EastEnders has won the Best Soap/Continuing Drama accolade once.[83]

Digital Spy Awards

Entertainment website Digital Spy hosted the Digital Spy Soap Awards in 2008, where EastEnders won 7 of the 14 categories.[98] From 2014, Digital Spy held the Digital Spy Reader Awards. In 2014, EastEnders won all five awards in the soaps category.[99]

Jo Joyner won Digital Spy's Most Popular Actress award in 2008.
Kellie Bright won Digital Spy's Best Female Soap Actor award in 2014.
Maisie Smith was nominated for Digital Spy's Best Female Soap Actor award in 2019.
Jessica Plummer won Digital Spy's Best Female Soap Actor award in 2020.

Inside Soap Awards

The Inside Soap Awards are voted for by readers of Inside Soap magazine. EastEnders won the Best British Soap award ten years running from 1997 to 2006.[112] It lost out in 2007 to Coronation Street but won the award again every year from 2008 to 2012.[113][114][115] Lacey Turner has won the Best Actress award for her role as Stacey Slater four times.

Lacey Turner (Stacey Slater) has been awarded Best Actress four times.
Barbara Windsor (Peggy Mitchell) won an Inside Soap Lifetime Achievement Award in 2001.
Letitia Dean (Sharon Watts) won an Inside Soap Lifetime Achievement Award in 2005.
Zöe Lucker (Vanessa Gold) was nominated for Best Newcomer at the Inside Soap Awards in 2010.
Maisie Smith (Tiffany Butcher) won the award for Best Young Acto" at the Inside Soap Awards in 2011.
Tameka Empson (Kim Fox) won the award for Funniest Female at the Inside Soap Awards in 2013, 2015 and 2016.
Danny Dyer (Mick Carter) won the award for Best Actor at the Inside Soap Awards in 2014.
Steve McFadden (Phil Mitchell) won the award for Best Actor at the Inside Soap Awards in 2016.
Tilly Keeper (Louise Mitchell) was nominated for the award for Best Newcomer at the Inside Soap Awards in 2016.
Gillian Taylforth (Kathy Beale) was awarded Outstanding Achievement in 2017.
Davood Ghadami (Kush Kazemi) was awarded Sexiest Male in 2017.
Jessica Plummer (Chantelle Atkins) won the award for Best Actress at the Inside Soap Awards in 2020.
Heather Peace (Eve Unwin) was awarded Best Newcomer in 2022.

I Talk Telly Awards

The I Talk Telly awards were first awarded in 2015, where EastEnders won Best Soap. They won all three of the soap categories in 2016, with 32.9% of the vote for Best Soap.[162] It has been hosted annually since and is voted for by readers of the entertainment website.[163]

Lacey Turner (left) won Best Actress in a Soap in 2016 with 37.9% of the vote, while Tameka Empson (right) came in second with 18.9%.
Danny Dyer won Best Actor in a Soap in 2016, with 27.9% of the vote.
Rose Ayling-Ellis was nominated for Best Soap Newcomer in 2020, as well as Best Soap Performance a year later.
Charlie Brooks was nominated for Best Soap Performance in 2021.
Ellie Dadd was nominated for Best Soap Newcomer in 2022.

National Television Awards

The National Television Awards were first awarded in 1995. EastEnders has won in the Serial Drama category 11 times. The most awarded cast member at the National Television Awards is Lacey Turner for her role as Stacey Slater, with a total of eight nominations and four wins.

Martine McCutcheon (Tiffany Mitchell) won Most Popular Actress at the National Television Awards in 1997.
Tamzin Outhwaite (Mel Owen) won Most Popular Newcomer at the National Television Awards in 1999.
Martin Kemp (Steve Owen) won Most Popular Actor at the National Television Awards in 2000.
Kim Medcalf (Sam Mitchell) won Most Popular Newcomer at the National Television Awards in 2002.
Shane Richie (Alfie Moon) won Most Popular Actor at the National Television Awards in 2003.
Rita Simons (Roxy Mitchell) won Most Popular Newcomer at the National Television Awards in 2008.
Ricky Norwood (Fatboy) was awarded Newcomer in 2011.
Jacqueline Jossa (Lauren Branning) was awarded Newcomer in 2012.
Danny Dyer (Mick Carter) was awarded Serial Drama Performance in 2015, 2016 and 2019.
Tilly Keeper (Louise Mitchell) was nominated for Newcomer in 2017.
Danny Walters (Keanu Taylor) was awarded Newcomer in 2018.
Rose Ayling-Ellis (Frankie Lewis) was nominated for the Newcomer award in 2021, and a year later, was shortlisted for the Serial Drama Performance award.
Danielle Harold (Lola Pearce-Brown) was awarded Serial Drama Performance in 2023.
Bobby Brazier (Freddie Slater) was awarded Rising Star in 2023.

Royal Television Society Awards

RTS Programme Awards

The Royal Television Society Programme Awards ceremony takes place every March in central London.[223] EastEnders has been nominated in the Soap category (Soap and Continual Drama from 2007 onwards) 11 times, and has won five times, in 2002, 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2024. In 2009, episodes were submitted to a panel from "Whitney Week", a week of episodes centred around the character of Whitney Dean, played by Shona McGarty.[224] In 2011, Lindsay Coulson's portrayal of Carol Jackson was praised by the judges, following the death of her son Billie Jackson (Devon Anderson).[225] Actress Patsy Palmer was also nominated in the Actor Female category in 1998 for her portrayal of Bianca Jackson.[226]

The Royal Television Society Craft & Design Awards are presented by the Royal Television Society to recognize technical achievements in British television. EastEnders has received four nominations winning one, which have included two nominations for the live episode in 2005.

Screen Nation Awards

The Screen Nation Film and Television Awards were an annual award ceremony devised to celebrate and award Black British and international film and television talent.[243] In February 2009, actress Tiana Benjamin, who played Chelsea Fox, was voted Favourite Female TV Star.[244] In 2011, EastEnders stars received five Screen Nation nominations, with Ellen Thomas (Grace Olubunmi) and Sharon Duncan-Brewster (Trina Johnson) receiving special mentions, and EastEnders itself received one nomination.[245] In 2012, EastEnders and EastEnders: E20 stars received four nominations, with actress Modupe Adeyeye receiving a special mention.[246]

TRIC Awards

The Television and Radio Industries Club (TRIC) Awards were established in 1969. They are awarded annually and are voted for by members of the television and radio industry.[2] EastEnders has won a total of 18 awards, including Best TV Theme Music in 1987 (awarded to Simon May), TV Soap Personality in 2007, 2011 and 2013 (awarded to Lacey Turner, Jessie Wallace and Shane Richie respectively), New TV Talent in 2004 (Christopher Parker), numerous wins for TV Soap of the Year and the TRIC Special Award in 2010 and 2017, presented to Barbara Windsor and June Brown, respectively.[257]

Barbara Windsor (Peggy Mitchell) became EastEnders' first recipient of the TRIC Special Award in 2010.
Kellie Bright (Linda Carter) won the Soap Actor accolade in 2020.

TV Choice Awards

The TV Choice Awards, awarded by TV Choice magazine, began in 1997 as the TV Quick Awards. Between 2005 and 2009 they were known as the TV Quick and TV Choice Awards. They are voted for by readers of the magazine.

Martin Kemp (Steve Owen) won Best Soap Actor for three years running at the TV Quick Awards, in 2000, 2001 and 2002.
Shane Ritchie (Alfie Moon) won the award for Best Soap Actor five times; in 2003 and 2004, and for three consecutive years in 2011, 2012 and 2013.
Davood Ghadami (Kush Kazemi) won Best Soap Newcomer in 2015.
Tilly Keeper (Tilly Keeper) was nominated for Best Soap Newcomer in 2016.
Jasmine Armfield (Bex Fowler) was nominated for Best Soap Actress in 2017.
Gillian Wright (Jean Slater) won Best Soap Actress in 2022.

TV Now Awards

The TV Now Awards were awarded annually by Irish magazine TV Now between 2006 and 2010.[328] In 2007, actor Steve McFadden won in the Male Soap Star category and Lacey Turner won the Hot Young Talent award.[329] In 2009, Barbara Windsor won the Soap Legend Award for her portrayal of Peggy Mitchell.[330]

TV Times Awards

In the TV Times Awards, which began in 1969 and are awarded by TV Times magazine, actress Lacey Turner (Stacey Slater) won Favourite Soap Star in 2008 and 2009. EastEnders received a further three nominations in 2009 including Favourite Soap Star for Barbara Windsor (Peggy Mitchell). Turner won and Windsor were nominated again in 2010. In 2022, EastEnders won both the Favourite Soap and Favourite Soap Star accolades, with Gillian Wright (Jean Slater) winning the latter.

Other awards

In 1985, Simon May was nominated for an Ivor Novello Award for Best TV Theme of the Year, for the EastEnders theme tune. It failed to win, but in 1986 the song "Every Loser Wins", which was written by May for a storyline in the show involving the character of Simon Wicks (Nick Berry) and his band The Banned, won the Ivor Novello Award for Best Selling Single.[360]

EastEnders has won four Mental Health Media Awards in the category Soaps and Continual Dramas for its portrayal of mental health issues. EastEnders was given an award in 1997 for the storyline of Joe Wicks (Paul Nicholls) developing schizophrenia.[361] Jessie Wallace received the 2002 award for her portrayal of Kat Slater, a woman who had been raped by her uncle as a teenager and attempted suicide when he returned later in her life.[362] The award was won again in 2006 for the storyline involving Stacey Slater (Lacey Turner) and her mentally ill mother Jean (Gillian Wright).[363][364] The show was nominated again in 2009 but lost to Pobol y Cwm, however, it won the 'Making a Difference' award.[365] In 2010, EastEnders won in the soaps category again for a storyline involving Stacey.[366] EastEnders has also won the Doing Media Differently in 2009 from the Royal Association for Disability Rights, for the number of characters portrayed with disabilities and illnesses.[367]

In 2006, EastEnders received a Rose d'Or at the international television awards ceremony in Lucerne, Switzerland for its success for over 21 years. Actor Shane Richie also won a Rose d'Or in 2004.[368] In 2006, Wendy Richard (Pauline Fowler) was named Most Popular TV Personality at the Variety Club Awards. The award was voted for by readers of the Daily Express newspaper.[369] At the 2009 Black International Film Festival and Music Video & Screen Awards, Rudolph Walker, who plays Patrick Trueman, received the Lifetime Achievement Award. At the same ceremony, EastEnders was nominated for Best UK Drama with a Black Cast.[370]

Rudolph Walker won an Ethnic Multicultural Media Award in 2002.
John Partridge won a Stonewall Award for Entertainer of the Year in 2010.

Diversity and health-related awards

Others

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