Jamie Demetriou as Stath and Katy Wix as Carole in Stath Lets Flats. But I’ve never won an award so it’s often, you know, me doing my smiley clappy face.” Last year’s Baftas were “incomparable, really – I could have done with a few more reality-TV stars knocking about my living room”. “There’s definitely been an absence of that this year. But I was thrilled.”ĭemetriou had attended plenty of awards ceremonies in the past, which he saw as a chance to catch up with people he’d worked with over the years doing one-line or one-episode parts. “I just felt incredibly lucky to have any good news last year.
He remembers worrying about having repeated himself in the speeches, which he had recorded in a rush assuming no one would ever see them. “I just can’t even begin to explain how surprised I was,” says Demetriou. And to have what happened happen.” What happened, it turned out, was two more Baftas.
“It was a double celebration: seeing people for the first time in months and months. For the night they were joined by his sister and co-star Natasia, his girlfriend, and fellow cast member Al Roberts and his girlfriend (everyone had been tested in advance).
His excellent comedy series Stath Lets Flats, about a Greek-Cypriot letting agent, was nominated for best scripted comedy and best male comedy performance. Two weeks later, for the Bafta TV awards proper, he was better prepared.
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