August 18th 2024.
Last night, the stars of television gathered in Sydney for the highly anticipated Logie Awards. There were tears, laughter, and a well-deserved recognition of talent.
The evening kicked off with the emotional induction of actress Rebecca Gibney into the Logies Hall of Fame. As she accepted the honor, she couldn't help but shed a few tears. And she wasn't the only one moved to emotion - 15-year-old Felix Cameron, star of Boy Swallows Universe, became one of the youngest winners in Logies history and couldn't hold back his tears.
It was a big night for Channel Nine, with Ally Langdon winning her first individual Logie for her work on A Current Affair. In a touching tribute to her late father-in-law, Mike Willesee, Langdon thanked those who came before her in this role and the power of good journalism.
But the night wasn't all about Nine - Seven's Larry Emdur took home the coveted Gold Logie and delivered a heartwarming and humorous speech. He even gave a shoutout to fellow nominee Andy Lee from Nine.
Speaking of Nine, their journalists were recognized for their work on 60 Minutes with the award for Best News Coverage or Public Affairs Report. And the team from The Travel Guides took home the gong for Best Lifestyle Program.
But the real star of the night was Netflix's Boy Swallows Universe, which converted its 10 nominations into five wins. This included Best Lead Actor in a Drama for Felix Cameron, who gave a heartfelt speech and thanked his fellow cast and crew.
The 2024 Logie Awards also saw the induction of actress Rebecca Gibney into the Hall of Fame. In her speech, she expressed her pride in being one of only four women to receive this honor. Her co-stars from Small Claims and Packed to the Rafters, Claudia Karvan and Erik Thomson, gave heartwarming speeches, and Gibney's son Zac Bell shared some emotional words about his mother.
The awards also recognized the best in comedy, with Celia Pacquola taking home the Silver Logie for Best Lead Actress for her role in Utopia. And the ABC's New Year's Eve program won the Best Entertainment Program award.
The Bert Newton Award for Most Popular Presenter went to Larry Emdur, who is known for his work on both The Chase Australia and The Morning Show. And the Graham Kennedy Award for Most Popular New Talent was given to Felix Cameron for his work on Boy Swallows Universe.
Other notable winners included Bluey for Best Children's Program, Rob Sitch for Best Lead Actor in a Comedy for his role in Utopia, and Kerry Fox for Best Supporting Actress for her work in Bay of Fires.
Overall, it was a night filled with well-deserved recognition and emotional speeches. The Logies truly showcased the talent and diversity of the Australian television industry.
On television's biggest night, the Logie Awards in Sydney were filled with a rollercoaster of emotions - tears, laughter, and well-deserved awards. The night began with the induction of actress Rebecca Gibney into the Logies Hall of Fame, followed by 15-year-old Felix Cameron's emotional acceptance speech as one of the youngest ever award winners.
Channel Nine had a successful night, with Ally Langdon winning her first individual Logie for her work on A Current Affair. In a heartfelt tribute to her late father-in-law, Mike Willesee, Langdon expressed her gratitude for those who came before her in the role and for the power of good journalism.
The gold Logie, the most prestigious award of the night, went to Seven's Larry Emdur. In his acceptance speech, Emdur shared a funny and touching story about being known as "Television's most axed man" and paid tribute to his fellow nominees, including Nine's Andy Lee.
The journalists of Nine were also recognized for their work on 60 Minutes with a win for Best News Coverage or Public Affairs Report for their piece on Ben Roberts-Smith: The Truth. And the team from The Travel Guides took home the award for Best Lifestyle Program.
Netflix's Boy Swallows Universe had a big night, with five wins out of their 10 nominations, including Best Lead Actor in a Drama for 15-year-old Felix Cameron. This was followed by a slew of winners and nominees, including the likes of Larry Emdur, Sonia Kruger, and Asher Keddie.
The highlight of the night was the induction of actress Rebecca Gibney into the Hall of Fame. In her speech, she expressed her pride in being one of only four women to receive this honor. Her co-stars Claudia Karvan and Erik Thomson, along with her son Zac Bell, gave heartwarming speeches about Gibney's talent and character.
The night also saw awards given out for Best Lead Actress in a Comedy, Best Entertainment Program, Most Popular Presenter, Most Popular New Talent, Best Children's Program, Best Lead Actor in a Comedy, Best Supporting Actor and Actress, and Best Lifestyle Program.
It was a night filled with laughter, tears, and recognition for the talented individuals in the Australian television industry. As the winners and nominees celebrated their achievements, it was clear that the Logie Awards continue to be a highlight in the entertainment world.
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