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2003 Irish film and television awards ceremony
October 2013
September 2020
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The 1st Annual Irish Film & Television Awards was hosted by James Nesbitt on 1 November 2003, honouring Irish film and television released in 2003.http://www.ifta.ie/winners/iftawinners2003.html Irish Film & Television Awards Winners 2003 11 January 2009 Irish Film and Television Academy https://www.imdb.com/Sections/Awards/Irish_Film_and_Television_Awards/2003-2 Irish Film and Television Awards: 2003 11 January 2009 Internet Movie Database 26 June 2009 https://web.archive.org/web/20090626001926/http://www.imdb.com/Sections/Awards/Irish_Film_and_Television_Awards/2003-2 dead
Awards in film
Best Irish Film Jury Award
Intermission (Winner)
The Actors
Chávez: Inside the Coup
Dead Bodies
Song for a Raggy Boy
Veronica Guerin
Best Film Director
John Crowley for Intermission (Winner)
John Deery for Conspiracy of Silence
Robert Quinn for Dead Bodies
Liz Gill for Goldfish Memory
Aisling Walsh for Song for a Raggy Boy
Best Short Film
Meeting Che Guevara and the Man from Maybury Hill (Winner)
Eireville
The Last Time
No, No, No
Strangers in the Night
Awards in acting
Best Actor in a Lead Role – Film (Jury Award)
Andrew Scott for Dead Bodies (Winner)
Colin Farrell for SWAT
Michael McElhatton for Spin the Bottle
Cillian Murphy for 28 Days Later
Aidan Quinn for Song for a Raggy Boy
Best Actor in a Leading Role – Television
James Nesbitt for Murphy's Law (Winner)
Peadar Cox for Ros na Rún
Simon Delaney for Bachelors Walk
Ciarán McMenamin for Any Time Now
Best Actor in a Supporting Role – Film/TV
David Wilmot for Intermission (Winner)
Colin Farrell for Intermission
Ciarán Hinds for Veronica Guerin
Gerard McSorley for Veronica Guerin
Owen Roe for Any Time Now
Best Actress in a Lead Role – Film
Angeline Ball for Bloom (Winner)
Bronagh Gallagher for Spin the Bottle
Maria Doyle Kennedy for Mystics
Flora Montgomery for Goldfish Memory
Natascha McElhone for Solaris
Best Actress in a Leading Role – Television
Angeline Ball for Any Time Now (Winner)
Dearbhla Molloy for Home for Christmas
Joan Sheehy for Ros na Rún
Best Actress in a Supporting Role – Film/TV
Ruth McCabe for Any Time Now (Winner)
Brenda Fricker for Veronica Guerin
Fiona Glascott for Goldfish Memory
Deirdre O'Kane for Intermission
Ger Ryan for Intermission
Awards in television
Best TV Drama
Bachelors Walk (Winner)
Any Time Now
Home for Christmas
On Home Ground
Watermelon
Best Entertainment
Amu Amigos "Amazon" (Winner)
Brian Kennedy on Song
Only Fools Buy Horses
Ryan Confidential – Colin Farrell
The Late Late Show special on Richard Harris
Best Lifestyle
Amu Amigos "Amazon" (Winner)
Ask Anna
The Health Squad
Ireland AM
Wedding Planners
Best Children's/Youth/Educational/Multicultural/Religious/Regional TV
Sampler (Winner)
Cracking Crime
Ear to the Ground
Townlands: "Animal Rescue"
Twins
Best Sports TV
The Rod Squad (Winner)
Breaking Ball
End to End: "Armagh Special"
La Ochra Gael
When Joe Met Sam
Best Current Affairs
Prime Time: "Cardinal Secrets" (Winner)
Prime Time: "Saturday Night Sunday Morning"
Crash
Prime Time: "Sue Nation"
Fine Gael: "A Family at War"
Awards across TV and film
Best Documentary
Oileán Thoraí (Winner)
A House Divided
Bang! You're Dead
Chavez - Inside the Coup
Living the Revolution
Sing on Forever
The Strange Case of the Irish Crown Jewels
Best Irish Language
Amu Amigos "Amazon" (Winner)
An Charraig Stoite
Galtymore
Islandman
Oilean Thorai
Best Music in TV/Film
John McPhillips for Spin the Bottle (Winner)
Gavin Little for God's Kitchen
Ronan Johnstone for Home for Christmas
Niall Byrne for On Home Ground
ShinAwil Productions for You're A Star
Best Animation
Escape (Winner)
The Birth of John the Baptist
The Butterfly Collector
The Depository
Pullin' the Devil by the Tail
Best Script
Mark O'Rowe for Intermission (Winner)
Conor McPherson for The Actors
Derek Landy for Dead Bodies
Liz Gill for Goldfish Memory
Ian Fitzgibbon for Spin the Bottle
Best Cinematography / TV Photography
Peter Robertson for Song for a Raggy Boy (Winner)
Ciarán Tanham for Bloom
Donal Gilligan for Dead Bodies
Ken Byrne for Goldfish Memory
Brendan Galvin for Veronica Guerin
Best Editing
Dermot Diskin for Dead Bodies (Winner)
The Actors
Goldfish Memory
Spin the Bottle
The Strange Case of the Irish Crown Jewels
Best Hair / Make-up
Linda Mooney & Carol Dunne for Watermelon (Winner)
Lynn Johnston & Lorraine Glynn for Intermission
Patsy Giles for Spin the Bottle
Dee Corcoran & Ailbhe Lemass for Veronica Guerin
Best Costume Design
Kathy Strachan for Spin the Bottle (Winner)
Tara Van Zyl for Bloom
Lorna Marie Mugan for Intermission
Joan Bergin for Veronica Guerin
Eimer Ní Mhaoldomhnaigh for Watermelon
Best Art Direction
Padraig O'Neill for Spin the Bottle (Winner)
God's Kitchen for Paki Smith
Laurent Mellet for Headrush
Mark Geraghty for Home for Christmas
Tom Conroy for Intermission
Best Sound / Sound Editing
Daniel Birch for Dead Bodies (Winner)
Sarah Gaines & Philippe Faujas for Goldfish Memory
Paddy Gibbons for The Twilight Hour
Best New Talent
Colin O'Donoghue for Home for Christmas (Winner)
Jonathan Forbes for Conspiracy of Silence
Sonya Supple Gildea for Bodyblow
Ian Thullier for Darkroom
Sean Walsh for Bloom
David Wilmot for Intermission
People's Choice Awards
Best Actor in a Film – Public Vote
Colin Farrell (Winner)
Aidan Quinn
Stuart Townsend
Cillian Murphy
Pierce Brosnan
UGC Cinemas Best Irish Film – Public Vote
Veronica Guerin (Winner)
Evelyn
Goldfish Memory
The Actors
Intermission
Best TV Personality – Public Vote
Miriam O'Callaghan (Winner)
Patrick Kielty
Grainne Seoige
Julian Simmons
Paidi O'Lionard
Hector O'hEochagain
John Daly
Gerry Kelly
Lifetime achievement award
Awarded to Neil Jordan
References
Category:2003 film awards
Category:2003 in Irish television
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