Who will win at the TV Bafta Awards 2019? Latest odds and predictions
TV'S big night is upon us, with the TV Bafta awards set to take place TONIGHT (May 12).
While there are some standout favourites for the top gongs, there could well be a few surprises. Here's what the think will go down.
Who are the 2019 TV Bafta nominees?
Here are the latest betting odds for the 2019 TV Bafta Awards according to William Hill.
Drama series
Bodyguard - EVS
Killing Eve - 7/4
Save Me - 8/1
Informer - 5/1
Leading actress
Jodie Comer (Killing Eve) - 11/10
Sandra Oh (Killing Eve) - 6/4
Keeley Hawes (Bodyguard) - 9/2
Ruth Wilson (Mrs Wilson) - 12/1
Leading actor
Hugh Grant (A Very English Scandal) - 11/8
Chance Perdomo (Killed By My Debt) - 4/1
Lucian Msamati (Kiri) - 13/2
Benedict Cumberbatch (Patrick Melrose) - 6/4
Supporting actor
Alex Jennings (Unforgotten) - 5/1
Ben Whishaw (A Very English Scandal) - 11/8
Kim Bodnia (Killing Eve) - 7/2
Stephen Graham (Save Me) - 2/1
Supporting actress
Billie Piper (Collateral) - 9/4
Fiona Shaw (Killing Eve) - 5/2
Keeley Hawes (Mrs Wilson) - 7/4
Monica Dolan (A Very English Scandal) - 4/1
Who's predicted to win big at the TV Baftas 2019?
Shows like Bodyguard, Killing Eve and A Very English Scandal are thought to be the front-runners at this year's ceremony.
A Very English Scandal walked away with three awards at the Bafta TV Craft awards in April for Best Director, Best Costume Design and Best Editing (Fiction), so that appears to hint that the show could enjoy similar success at the main show.
Killing Eve seems like a sure bet thanks to its global acclaim, as well as the fact it bagged two gongs at the Craft Awards.
But Bodyguard has enjoyed a lot of success during the 2019 award season so the result could end up surprising some.
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When are the Bafta TV Awards 2019?
The British Academy Television Awards will be held TONIGHT (Sunday May 12).
The show airs on BBC One at 8pm, although it is not shown live.
The Bafta TV Craft Awards ceremony was held on April 28, 2019.
Bafta has held a separate ceremony ever since 1998 in order to fully focus on technical talent and those doing important work behind the scenes.
Graham Norton will be hosting this year’s Bafta TV Awards - 15 years after he first took on the role.