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  1. 9th Feb 2009, 11:31 PM #1
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    Default Noel Clarke wins BAFTA award

    http://www.bafta.org/press/orange-ri...er,49,SNS.html



    Noel Clarke has been chosen by the British public as this year’s winner of the Orange Rising Star Award.

    The Orange Rising Star Award is the only audience award presented at the Orange British Academy Film Awards. Noel was one of five international actors and actresses nominated for their exceptional talent and recognised as a star in the making. The other nominees shortlisted for the award were: Michael Cera, Michael Fassbender, Rebecca Hall and Toby Kebbell.

    Noel began his acting career by winning a Laurence Olivier Theatre award for Most Promising Newcomer in 2002. As a TV star he became well-known for his role as Mickey Smith in Doctor Who. Noel then wrote and starred in the critically-acclaimed Kidulthood, followed by writing, directing and starring in its sequel Adulthood, one of the highest grossing British films in 2008. Noel will next star in the feature film Heartless, alongside Jim Sturgess and Timothy Spall.
    Well done Noel
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  2. 9th Feb 2009, 11:57 PM #2
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    Never seen him in owt else,* but i liked Mickey so well done Noel!

    *But i've heard him in 'Dalek Empire IV', & he was good in that as well.
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    He was very good in the new 'Auf Wiedersehen Pet', I apologise to any Germans for my spelling!
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  4. 10th Feb 2009, 12:06 PM #4
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    Good for you Noel!
    Remember the days when people use to say "You'll never work again if you appear in Doctor Who?"
    Very well for himself although I have yet to see Kidhood etc...
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    Well done Ricky!
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    Noel's star continues to rise....the new Media Guardian 2009 list is out. RTD is no longer in the Top 100, but Clarke is in at No.83....

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2009...rdian-100-2009

    Clarke may well be unique in having won a Bafta, an Olivier, and the prize for best male guest actor from the readers of Doctor Who Adventures magazine. There are likely to be plenty more prizes to come.
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