Schitt’s Creek, the Baroness of Vo Sketch, and the convenience brought by Kim led the third Canadian Screen Awards

May 19, 2021
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Schitt’s Creek, the Baroness of Vo Sketch, and the convenience brought by Kim led the third Canadian Screen Awards

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It may have ended last year’s sixth and final season, but CBC’s Hit Creek Continue to stand out in the awards and won six more awards at tonight’s Canadian Screen Awards, including best supporting actress, best comedy writing and best acting achievement. It leads the nomination with 21 leads this year.

The convenience of goldEnded five years of operation this year, and was nominated for 11 awards, the award won 3 CSA, and The Baroness Sketch Show Won four.

Wednesday is the third night of the awards ceremony, organized by the Canadian Film and Television Academy, to recognize the outstanding achievements of Canadian film, television and digital media.

Due to the pandemic, the award has actually been awarded for the second year in a row The college’s website and social media pages. They will continue to perform tomorrow night, when awards such as best comedy and TV series will be awarded.

Emily Hampshire, as Stevie Hit Creek, Was named the best supporting actress on Wednesday. The main performance category, as well as the best comedy and drama category awards will be awarded in the final tomorrow.

Montreal-born actress Emily Hampshire played the role of satirical front desk attendant Stevie Budd in the hit CBC sitcom Schitt’s Creek. She won the Canadian Film Award for the role. (CBC)

Andrew Phung who plays Kimchee The convenience of gold, Won the best supporting actor. He will appear with co-star Nicole Power in their own half-hour new comedy, which is expected to premiere in the 2021-22 broadcast season.

Amanda Brugal also due to The convenience of gold, She won the best guest performance award for her recurring role as Pastor Nina Gomez.

Watch | how The convenience of gold Changed the TV story:

The CBC sitcom Kim’s Convenience ended on Tuesday, opening the door to more storytelling, but some in the industry said that there is still a long way to go. 2:08

The Baroness Sketch Show, This is an all-female actor sketch comedy show that debuted on CBC in 2016. After five seasons, it also ended its operation last fall. The show’s win tonight includes the best performance of its chorus and the best writing of various comedies or sketch comedies.

In terms of drama, Tamara Podemski relied on her in Coroner.

The late Christopher Plummer (Christopher Plummer) go away. The acclaimed Canadian actor died in February He was 91 years old.

Watches | Plummer’s life on stage and screen:

Recall the career of the legendary Canadian actor Christopher Plummer, who has traveled seamlessly from stage to screen for more than sixty years. 4:11

Other CBC victories tonight include:

Hit Creek -Best director, comedy; best achievement in hair; best costume design.
The Baroness Sketch Show -Best Director, Variety Show or Comedy Comedy; Best Picture Editor.
Detention adventure -Best original music, novel.
con man -Best achievement in makeup; best production design or art direction, novel.
The convenience of gold -Best photography, comedy.

Listen| Baroness sketch star Speaking of the last season:

Subway morning6:58“We hug, we talk very wet”: Baroness von Skart (Vo Sketch) is together again for the final season

“The question of the witch trials… The last words of Emily Dickinson…”: Jennifer Whalen introduced some of the selection moments of Baroness von Sketch in her final season. 6:58

Other notable achievements of the night include: