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The nominations for the 2010 Logies have been revealed.
Chatshow host Rove McManus, Packed to the Rafters actress Rebecca Gibney, Home and Away stars Ray Meagher and Esther Anderson and comedian Adam Hills are all in the running for the Gold Logie award.
Television shows included in various categories include Underbelly: A Tale of Two Cities for 'Most Outstanding Drama Series', The Chaser's War on Everything for 'Most Outstanding Light Entertainment Programme' and MasterChef Australia for 'Most Popular Reality Programme'.
The awards show will be held at Melbourne's Crown Casino on Sunday, May 2 this year.
DS
Things must be desperate for news on DS when they have to post about Australian Programmes that are not shown in the UK. Apart from home and away who has heard of chatshow host Rove McManus, Packed to the Rafters or Television shows such as Underbelly: A Tale of Two Cities for 'Most Outstanding Drama Series', The Chaser's War on Everything for 'Most Outstanding Light Entertainment Programme
Ray Meagher to win hopefully he is long overdue
He does not expect to win though but I think he deserves it :)
Home and Away star Rebecca Breeds has admitted that she is feeling "really encouraged" following her recent Logie nod.
The 21-year-old, who plays Summer Bay's Ruby Buckton, is in the running for this year's 'Most Popular Actress' prize alongside co-stars Esther Anderson (Charlie Buckton) and Jessica Tovey (Belle Taylor).
Speaking to TV Week about the recognition, Breeds commented: "I'm stoked. I'm really surprised about it and really encouraged, because I haven't known how people feel about me and my character.
"To know that people like Ruby makes me think I'm doing a good job."
Packed To The Rafters stars Rebecca Gibney and Jessica Marais have also been nominated for the gong.
The Logie Awards will be held in Melbourne on May 2.
Home and Away star Ray Meagher has insisted that he does not expect to win this year's Gold Logie award.
The actor, who plays Summer Bay stalwart Alf Stewart, has been nominated for the prestigious prize alongside co-star Esther Anderson (Charlie Buckton), Packed To The Rafters actress Rebecca Gibney and five other faces from Australian television.
Meagher has been backed for victory by a number of his show colleagues in recent weeks, including Luke Jacobz (Angelo Rosetta) and Ada Nicodemou (Leah Patterson-Baker).
However, speaking to the Herald Sun, he explained: "I have never seriously considered winning it. My theory is that the five comics will fight it out to see who can tell the funniest joke, and cancel one another out.
"Esther Anderson and I will sort of split the Home and Away vote, and Rebecca Gibney will waltz down the middle and pick it up again."
The Logie Awards will be held in Melbourne on May 2.
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Packed To The Rafters stars Rebecca Gibney and Jessica Marais have also been nominated for the gong.
The Logie Awards will be held in Melbourne on May 2.[/QUOTE]
Im delighted to hear that these two have been nominated:lol:
Home and Away star Rebecca Breeds has admitted that she is feeling "really encouraged" following her recent Logie nod.
The 21-year-old, who plays Summer Bay's Ruby Buckton, is in the running for this year's 'Most Popular Actress' prize alongside co-stars Esther Anderson (Charlie Buckton) and Jessica Tovey (Belle Taylor).
Speaking to TV Week about the recognition, Breeds commented: "I'm stoked. I'm really surprised about it and really encouraged, because I haven't known how people feel about me and my character.
"To know that people like Ruby makes me think I'm doing a good job."
Packed To The Rafters stars Rebecca Gibney and Jessica Marais have also been nominated for the gong.
The Logie Awards will be held in Melbourne on May 2.
I hope she dont win
I hope she dont win
she is up against Jessica Tovey (Belle Taylor) so I doubt it... Belle was very much loved and missed
tammyy2j
23-04-2010, 23:06
I like Packed to the Rafters now i have just watching it very enjoyable
I hope the actress who plays Belle wins
Neighbours actress Margot Robbie has spoken out in support of co-star Ashleigh Brewer ahead of Sunday night's Logie Awards.
Brewer has been nominated for this year's 'Most Popular New Female Talent' prize for her role as Erinsborough's Kate Ramsay.
Robbie, who plays quirky Donna Freedman, told TV Week: "I think Ashleigh should win the Logie because she's very talented. She's taken to the role of Kate Ramsay so well and I really hope that's recognised this year.
"Ash is the kind of girl who always sticks up for you and helps you get through those very early mornings on set. She's great at rehearsing lines with, too. She just laughs at absolutely everything, even if what you said wasn't really that funny. It's great for the ego!"
Brewer is nominated in the category alongside former Home and Away actress Kate Bell, The 7pm Project host Carrie Bickmore, ex-All Saints star Mirrah Foulkes and Rescue: Special Ops cast member Katherine Hicks.
tammyy2j
03-05-2010, 18:12
Winners
Gold Logie
Ray Meagher (Home and Away) - WINNER!
Esther Anderson (Home and Away)
Wil Anderson (The Gruen Transfer)
Rebecca Gibney (Packed To The Rafters)
Adam Hills (Spicks And Specks)
Paul McDermott (Good News Week)
Rove McManus (Rove)
Shaun Micallef (Talkin' 'Bout Your Generation)
Most Popular Actor
Hugh Sheridan (Packed To The Rafters) - WINNER!
Luke Jacobz (Home and Away)
Todd Lasance (Home and Away)
Ray Meagher (Home and Away)
Erik Thomson (Packed To The Rafters)
Most Popular Actress
Rebecca Gibney - (Packed To The Rafters) - WINNER!
Esther Anderson (Home and Away)
Rebecca Breeds (Home and Away)
Jessica Marais (Packed To The Rafters)
Jessica Tovey (Home and Away)
Most Popular Presenter
Shaun Micallef (Talkin' 'Bout Your Generation) - WINNER!
Natalie Bassingthwaighte (So You Think You Can Dance Australia)
Melissa Doyle (Sunrise)
Adam Hills (Spicks And Specks)
Rove McManus (Rove)
Most Popular Drama
Packed To The Rafters (Seven) - WINNER!
All Saints (Seven)
Home and Away (Seven)
Neighbours (Ten)
Underbelly: A Tale of Two Cities (Nine)
Most Popular Reality
MasterChef Australia (Ten) - WINNER!
Dancing With The Stars (Seven)
So You Think You Can Dance Australia (Ten)
The Biggest Loser Australia (Ten)
The Farmer Wants a Wife (Nine)
Most Popular New Talent: Male
Luke Mitchell (Home and Away) - WINNER!
Charlie Pickering (The 7pm Project)
Matt Preston (MasterChef Australia)
James Stewart (Packed To The Rafters)
Josh Thomas (Talkin' 'Bout Your Generation)
Most Popular New Talent: Female
Carrie Bickmore (The 7pm Project) - WINNER!
Kate Bell (Home and Away)
Ashleigh Brewer (Neighbours)
Mirrah Foulkes (All Saints)
Katherine Hicks (Rescue Special Ops)
Most Popular Lifestyle
Better Homes And Gardens (Seven) - WINNER!
Domestic Blitz (Seven)
Getaway (Nine)
Ready Steady Cook (Ten)
Top Gear Australia (SBS)
Most Popular Light Entertainment
Talkin' 'Bout Your Generation (Ten) - WINNER!
Deal Or No Deal (Seven)
Hey Hey The Reunion (Nine)
Spicks And Specks (ABC)
Sunrise (Seven)
Most Popular Sports
The Footy Show NRL (Nine) - WINNER!
Before The Game (Ten)
Sports Tonight (Ten)
The Footy Show AFL (Nine)
Wide World Of Sports (Nine)
Most Popular Sports
Bondi Rescue (Ten) - WINNER!
Border Security (Seven)
Find My Family (Seven)
RPA (Nine)
RSPCA Animal Rescue (Seven)
Most Outstanding Actor
Don Hany (East West 101) - WINNER!
Roy Billing (Underbelly: A Tale Of Two Cities)
Garry McDonald (A Model Daughter: The Killing Of Caroline Byrne)
Ben Mendelsohn (Tangle)
Aaron Pedersen (The Circuit)
Most Outstanding Actress
Claudia Karvan (Saved) - WINNER!
Justine Clarke (Tangle)
Asher Keddie (Underbelly: A Tale Of Two Cities)
Susie Porter (East West 101)
Kat Stewart (Tangle)
Most Outstanding Drama Series, Miniseries Or Telemovie
East West 101 (SBS One) - WINNER!
A Model Daughter: The Killing Of Caroline Byrne (Ten)
Packed To The Rafters (Seven)
Tangle (Showcase)
Underbelly: A Tale Of Two Cities (Nine)
Most Outstanding News Coverage
Victorian Bushfires (Seven News) - WINNER!
Bushfire Disaster (Ten News Victoria)
Godwin Grech (ABC News)
Samoan Tsunami (Nine News)
Victorian Bushfires (ABC News)
Most Outstanding Public News Report
Code Of Silence (Four Corners, ABC1) - WINNER!
Liberal Leadership Meltdown (Sky News)
Matthew Johns Interview (A Current Affair, Nine)
Proof Of Life (Australian Story, ABC1)
Rising from The Ashes (60 Minutes, Nine)
Most Outstanding Light Entertainment
Talkin' 'Bout Your Generation (Ten) - WINNER!
Chandon Pictures (Movie Network)
Thank God You're Here (Seven)
The Chaser’s War On Everything (ABC1)
Wilfred (SBS One)
Most Outstanding Sports
V8 Supercars: Supercheap Auto Bathurst (Seven) - WINNER!
Golf: Women's Australian Open 2009 (ABC1)
Horse Racing: Emirates Melbourne Cup Carnival (Seven)
League: 2009 NRL Grand Final (Nine)
2009 AFL Grand Final: St Kilda Vs. Geelong (Ten)
Most Outstanding Children's
My Place (ABC3) - WINNER!
Camp Orange: The Final Frontier (Nickelodeon)
Dirtgirlworld (ABC1)
Hi-5 (Nine)
The Elephant Princess (Ten)
Most Outstanding Factual
Law And Disorder (SBS One) - WINNER!
Bombora: The Story Of Australian Surfing (ABC1)
Bondi Rescue (Ten)
Darwin’s Brave New World (ABC1)
Last Chance Saloon (SBS One)
Graham Kennedy Award For Most Outstanding New Talent
Matt Preston (MasterChef Australia) - WINNER!
Anastasia Feneri (My Place)
Anna Hutchison (Underbelly: A Tale Of Two Cities)
Camille Keenan (Satisfaction)
Eva Lazzaro, Tangle
I wish we'd get more Australian drama over here.
Catherine Deveny has been sacked after attacking various stars on Twitter during the Logie Awards.
The Australian comedian, who wrote for Melbourne newspaper The Age, sparked the most outrage when she suggested that the late Steve Irwin's 11-year-old daughter Bindi should "get laid".
Deveny also wrote that she hoped TV star Rove McManus's new wife Tasma Walton "didn't die too", referring to his first wife Belinda Emmett losing her battle with cancer in 2006.
Her former boss, editor Paul Ramadge, said in a statement: "We are appreciative of the columns Catherine has written for The Age over several years but the views she has expressed recently on Twitter are not in keeping with the standards we set at The Age."
Deveny later said: "It was just passing notes in class, but suddenly these notes are being projected into the sky and taken out of context.
"[The Bindi Irwin comment] was a ludicrous remark that was as ridiculous as me saying I hope the dog that Molly Meldrum brought with him got drunk." She also added that she felt no need to apologise because humour is "deeply subjective".
Comedian Wil Anderson has also been criticised for tweeting about stars such as John Mayer and Matt Preston during the awards show.
Todd Lasance has admitted that he was surprised to be nominated for a Logie Award this year.
The former Home and Away star was in the running for the 'Most Popular Actor' prize at the recent ceremony, following a turbulent few months which saw him arrested for possessing cocaine and ultimately plead guilty to the charge.
Speaking to TV Week about his Logie nod, Lasance confessed: "I really didn't expect it this year, after everything."
The 25-year-old added that winning last year's prize could have also led to him being absent from this year's shortlist, commenting: "This year was a total surprise because I thought people would think, 'Oh well, he won it last year' and might not get behind me again."
Although Packed To The Rafters star Hugh Sheridan eventually won the gong, Lasance said that fans are continuing to support him as he moves on from his role as Summer Bay's Aden Jefferies.
He explained: "From day one, it's been fantastic. The audience response to Aden was incredible, and to have that continued support has been awesome."
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