‘I May Destroy You’ star wins big at Britain’s BAFTA awards
The Hindu
Michaela Coel took home the television awards for miniseries and leading actress for ‘I May Destroy You,’ while Paul Mescal won leading actor for ‘Normal People’
Michaela Coel, the star and creator of drama series “I May Destroy You”, was the big winner at Britain’s BAFTA awards on Sunday, taking home the television awards for the miniseries and leading actress. The show, which approaches the story of a woman who tries to rebuild her life following a sexual assault with moments of dark humour, had previously received awards from British Academy of Film and Television Arts for directing, editing and writing. .
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