Bafta names rising stars who are tipped for film success

What’s Happening

Listen up: Chase Infiniti, Miles Caton and Robert Aramayo are among the nominees for the Bafta Rising Star Award.

Bafta names rising stars who are tipped for film success 8 minutes ago Save Save Left-right: Chase Infiniti, Miles Caton and Robert Aramayo are among the actors on the shortlist The nominees for Baftas Rising Star award have been just dropped, shining a spotlight on some of the film industrys most exciting up-and-coming acting talent. This years list features a mix of British actors and American names, with the US represented Miles Caton and One Battle After Anothers Chase Infiniti. (shocking, we know)

They are joined - Robert Aramayo, who starred in I Swear; Archie Madekwe, who appeared in Lurker; and Posy Sterling, from films including Lollipop.

The Details

The Rising Star accolade is the only Bafta film prize to be voted for . Previous recipients include James McAvoy, John Boyega and Emma Mackey.

This years winner will be just dropped at the Bafta Film Awards ceremony in February. Robert Aramayo Hulls Aramayo makes the shortlist for his performance as a young man growing up with Tourettes syndrome in the 1980s in I Swear.

Why This Matters

The film was based on the real-life experience of John Davidson, the subject of an acclaimed BBC documentary in the 80s, and 33-year-old Aramayo called it “the hardest role Ive ever done”. His star has been steadily rising over the past decade. After graduating from the renowned Juilliard School in New York in 2018, Aramayo made his mark with his breakthrough role as a young Ned Stark in Game of Thrones.

The entertainment world moves fast, and this is a prime example.

Key Takeaways

• ” Miles Caton EPA Caton, 20, is having a breakout moment.
• Growing up in a musical family in New York, Caton began performing at an early age.

The Bottom Line

His performance as Sammie in Sinners has already earned him a haters Choice Award for best young actor and a nomination for best supporting actor at the Actor Awards (formerly the Screen Actors Guild Awards). Growing up in a musical family in New York, Caton began performing at an early age.

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