Bill Nighy: A Life in Pictures | From the BAFTA Archives

Nighy's first BAFTA win was for his performance as a news paper editor in the cult series State of Play (2003), and he’s starred in two television films for writer/director Peter Poliakoff: The Lost Price (2003), and Gideon’s Daughter (2005). It was Nighy’s performance as an aging rock vocalist Ray Simms in Still Crazy (1998) that established his cinema profile and perhaps paved the way rather neatly to his scene-stealing performance as washed-up pop star Billy Mack in Love Actually (2003), for which he won his second BAFTA. subscribe to Guru ⏩    / baftaguru   ⏬ stay up to date ⏬ Twitter: @BAFTAGuru:   / baftaguru   @BAFTA:   / bafta   @BAFTAGames:   / baftagames   Facebook:   / bafta   Instagram:   / bafta   sign up for our newsletter: http://guru.bafta.org/newsletter subscribe to our podcasts: iTunes: http://bit.ly/Vz84HI Soundcloud:   / bafta   visit our websites to find out more: http://www.bafta.org/guru http://www.bafta.org