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Monte-Carlo TV Festival Honors TV with Golden Nymph Awards
The Monte-Carlo TV Festival held its Golden Nymph Awards, giving out prizes to the best TV shows and movies.
'Vanguard' and 'On A Day In September' won big, with actors Jakob Oftebro and Hélène Alexandridis also taking home awards.
The show 'Good Cop/Bad Cop' received a special prize from the jury.
The festival also honored actress Robin Wright.
The awards highlighted both scripted dramas and news programs, celebrating creativity in the world of television.
The Monte-Carlo TV Festival's Golden Nymph Awards took place, recognizing excellence in television.
Swedish drama 'Vanguard' and German film 'On A Day In September' were among the top winners.
Jakob Oftebro and Hélène Alexandridis won Best Actor and Actress, respectively.
'Good Cop/Bad Cop' received the Jury Special Prize.
Robin Wright was honored with the Crystal Nymph for her career.
- Who
- The winners included 'Vanguard,' 'On A Day In September,' Jakob Oftebro, Hélène Alexandridis, and Robin Wright.
- What
- The Monte-Carlo TV Festival awarded the Golden Nymph Awards.
- Where
- Monte Carlo's Grimaldi Forum.
- When
- The awards were held recently, but the exact date is not specified.
- Why
- To recognize excellence in television and honor outstanding achievements in the industry.
Industry Perspectives
Public View
Value of Artistry
Industry Perspectives
Judith Light emphasized the importance of artistry and creativity.
Public View
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Key facts
- Event
- Monte-Carlo TV Festival
- Award
- Golden Nymph Awards
- Best Series
- Vanguard
- Best Film
- On A Day In September
- Best Actor
- Jakob Oftebro
- Best Actress
- Hélène Alexandridis
- Jury Special Prize
- Good Cop/Bad Cop
