Actor Stephen Graham, who made his mark on the popular crime-thriller show 바카라˜Boardwalk Empire바카라™ as Al Capone, will be receiving the top award at the British Independent Film Awards called 'The Richard Harris Award'.
The award named after the late star, recognises an outstanding contribution by an actor to British film and sees Graham join a list of fellow honorees that includes the likes of Judi Dench, Daniel Day-Lewis, Emma Thompson, Vanessa Redgrave and Riz Ahmed, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The six-time BAFTA TV nominee recently landed his first BAFTA film nomination for his lead turn in hit 2022바카라™s one-shot kitchen drama 바카라˜Boiling Point바카라™, which was also the first project from Graham바카라™s own banner Matriarch Productions.
The studio was set up with his wife and fellow actor Hannah Walters with the aim of providing opportunities for underrepresented talent. The film has since been spun off into a BBC mini-series, in which Graham also stars.
A versatile and acclaimed actor Graham first made a name for himself on Guy Ritchie바카라™s 2000 gangster thriller 바카라˜Snatch바카라™, playing Jason Statham바카라™s partner in crime, Tommy.
He would soon head to Hollywood for Martin Scorsese바카라™s 바카라˜Gangs of New York바카라™, the 바카라˜Boardwalk Empire바카라™, and later in 바카라˜The Irishman바카라™바카라¯opposite Al Pacino and Robert De Niro.
Graham can currently be seen starring in Netflix바카라™s global hit 바카라˜Bodies바카라™, an adaptation of Si Spencer바카라™s psychological-time-bending graphic novel. He바카라™s set to lead opposite Daisy Ridley in Disney바카라™s바카라¯'Young Woman and the Sea', chronicling the daring journey of the first woman to swim across the English Channel in 1926 and will also be seen starring with Saoirse Ronan in바카라¯Steve McQueen바카라™s highly anticipated London-set WWII drama 바카라˜Blitz바카라™.
