Evie Ward-Drummond Stars in BAFTA-Nominated ITV Comedy G’wed
Luke Westlake Scholarship nominee Actor Evie Ward-Drummond continues to rise in profile with her role as Ella Grace in ITVX’s hit comedy series G’wed, which has now earned a 2025 BAFTA nomination for Best Scripted Comedy.
Ward-Drummond is one of the standout new talents from the show, which first premiered on ITVX in early 2024. Playing Ella Grace, she has quickly become a fan favourite within the ensemble cast, praised for her sharp comic timing and grounded performance.
G’wed: A BAFTA-Nominated Success
G’wed launched in 2024 to critical acclaim and quickly became one of the most streamed comedies on ITVX. The series captures the lives of a group of teenagers in Liverpool as they navigate school, friendships, and modern-day challenges with both humour and heart.
The second season premiered in early 2025, solidifying the show’s popularity and securing its place on the BAFTA shortlist for Best Scripted Comedy.
Evie Ward-Drummond’s Growing Career
With G’wed now BAFTA-nominated, Evie Ward-Drummond’s role as Ella Grace cements her status as a rising star in UK television. Her performance showcases her range and has introduced her to audiences nationwide.
As the show continues to thrive on ITVX, Ward-Drummond is expected to take on further screen and stage opportunities, marking her as one to watch in the coming years.
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