Alice & Steve Win Big at Canneseries

0:00On April 29th, Allison Steve just cleaned up at the Canis series awards, grabbing three major wins on Tuesday night. The quirky British comedy drama took home best series, the special interpretation award for its ensemble cast, and the student award. Starring Jermaine Clement and Nicola Walker, this six-part London shot show is set to premiere in June. The story follows Alice, played by Walker, whose crush when her best friend Steve, brought to life by Clement, starts dating her 26-year-old daughter. Clement's known for his hilarious turn in Flight of the Concords, while Walker's event from Spooks, where she played Ruth Evershed from 2000, three to 2011, and unforegotten as DCI Cassie steward, from 2015 to 2021. This series was one of the busiest premieres at the Stary event, rubbing shoulders with Richard Gads' new half-man from the baby reindeer creator, and the four-all-man kindspin-off star city. Fans and critics are already buzzing about his fresh take-on-messy relationships. It beat tough competition, like Canada's empathy, Finland's sports drama, Guts, and the best DocuSeries winner, the deal with Iran.

1:08Meanwhile, Rousse's sitter-home snagged best performance for Guts, and Belgium's Bojo won best short-form series, CanaSeries, that annual six-day TV fest in France, spotlights global talent through competitions, premieres, and masterclasses, drawing pros and fans, a like. Alice and Steve's big haul sets the stage for a hot summer debut. That's her entertainment and celebrity news today update, AI-powered and always trending.