List of awards and nominations received by Michelle Keegan

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Michelle Keegan is an English actress, who found popular success playing Tina McIntyre in the ITV soap opera Coronation Street (2008–2014). The role earned her widespread recognition and various accolades, including six Inside Soap Awards, three TV Choice Awards, a TV Now Award, and seven British Soap Awards including six consecutive for Sexiest Female between 2009 and 2014. [1] The Guardian listed Tina as one of the 10 best Coronation Street characters of all time in 2010. [2]

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Following her departure from Coronation Street, Keegan starred in television dramas, including Ordinary Lies (2015), Our Girl (2016–2020), Tina and Bobby (2017) and Ten Pound Poms (2023–present), the comedy series Brassic (2019–present), and the thriller miniseries Fool Me Once (2024). For her portrayal of Georgie Lane in Our Girl, she received the Best Actress TV Choice Award in 2018. Keegan was also named FHM's Sexiest Woman in the World in 2015. [3]

Awards and nominations

AwardYear of ceremonyCategoryNominee/workResultRef(s)
British Soap Awards 2008Best NewcomerCoronation StreetWon [4]
2009Sexiest FemaleCoronation StreetWon [5]
2010Sexiest FemaleCoronation StreetWon [6]
2011Sexiest FemaleCoronation StreetWon [7]
2012Sexiest FemaleCoronation StreetWon [8]
2013 Best Actress Coronation StreetNominated [9]
Sexiest FemaleCoronation StreetWon [9]
2014Best ActressCoronation StreetNominated [10]
Sexiest FemaleCoronation StreetWon [11]
Inside Soap Awards 2008Best Couple (shared with Jack P. Shepherd)Coronation StreetNominated [12]
Best NewcomerCoronation StreetNominated [12]
Sexiest FemaleCoronation StreetNominated [12]
2009Sexiest FemaleCoronation StreetWon [13]
Best-Dressed Soap StarCoronation StreetNominated [14]
2010Sexiest FemaleCoronation StreetWon [15]
2011Best ActressCoronation StreetNominated [16]
Sexiest FemaleCoronation StreetWon [17]
2012Best ActressCoronation StreetNominated [18]
Sexiest FemaleCoronation StreetWon [18]
Best-Dressed Soap StarCoronation StreetWon [18]
2013Best ActressCoronation StreetNominated [19]
Sexiest FemaleCoronation StreetWon [19]
National Film Awards UK 2024Best Actress in a TV SeriesFool Me OnceNominated [20]
National Television Awards 2008 Most Popular NewcomerCoronation StreetNominated [21]
2013 Serial Drama PerformanceCoronation StreetNominated [22]
2014 Serial Drama PerformanceCoronation StreetNominated [23]
2019 Drama PerformanceOur GirlNominated [24]
2024 Drama PerformanceFool Me OncePending [25]
RTS North West Awards 2015Best Female Performance in a Single Drama or Drama SeriesOrdinary LiesNominated [26]
TRIC Awards 2013Soap PersonalityCoronation StreetNominated [27]
2014Soap PersonalityCoronation StreetNominated [28]
TV Choice Awards [lower-alpha 1] 2008Best Soap NewcomerCoronation StreetWon [29]
2011Best Soap ActressCoronation StreetNominated [30]
2012Best Soap ActressCoronation StreetWon [31]
2013Best Soap ActressCoronation StreetWon [32]
2014Best Soap ActressCoronation StreetNominated [33]
2017Best ActressOur GirlNominated [34]
2018Best ActressOur GirlWon [35]
2019Best ActressOur GirlNominated [36]
2020Best ActressOur GirlNominated [37]
TV Now Awards 2008Favourite Newcomer to IrishCoronation StreetNominated [38]
2009Ireland's Sexiest TV StarCoronation StreetWon [39]
2010Favourite Female Soap StarCoronation StreetNominated [40]
TVTimes Awards 2020Favourite ActressOur GirlNominated [41]

Notes

  1. 1 2 The awards were formerly known as "TV Quick and TV Choice Awards" and were presented by TV Quick and TV Choice magazines. In 2009, they were renamed "TV Choice Awards" and are presented only by TV Choice.

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