Janey Godley cried over daughter's Bafta Scotland nomination
Ashley Storrie, the writer and star of BBC comedy Dinosaur, has shared a tearful moment with her mum Janey Godley after finding out she had been nominated for a Bafta Scotland award. It was announced last week that Glasgow comedian Godley was receiving end-of-life care following the spread of her cancer.
Baby Reindeer and Dinosaur lead the way with Bafta Scotland nominations
Richard Gadd and Ashley Storrie are first-time dual BAFTA nominees. Both are nominated for their performances and writing for Baby Reindeer and Dinosaur respectively. Nominations for the 15 categories were determined through a combination of membership voting and dedicated juries comprised of industry professionals with relevant expertise.
Scottish comedian Janey Godley, 63, said telling her daughter Ashley that she has cancer was 'like throwing a hand grenade' ...
COMIC Ashley Storrie has been nominated for four Scottish BAFTAs for her debut TV show – just days after her mum Janey Godley ...
Writer and comedian Ashley Storrie said mum Janey was the first person she told about her Bafta Scotland nomination.
Ashley Storrie, daughter of Janey Godley, has issued a statement on social media addressing fans and asking them to 'have a bit of compassion' as her mother begins end-of-life treatment ...
Scots comedian Janey Godley told fans yesterday that she is now receiving end of life care due to the spread of her cancer.
Ashley Storrie’s Dinosaur leads the nominations in the Scottish Baftas announced today, with four nods. The comedian is nominated for starring in the BBC sitcom, where she faces competition Doon ...
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