List of awards and nominations received by Michelle Keegan

Michelle Keegan is an English actress, who found popular success playing Tina McIntyre in the ITV soap opera Coronation Street (2008–2014). The role earned her widespread recognition and various accolades, including six Inside Soap Awards, three TV Choice Awards, a TV Now Award, and seven British Soap Awards including six consecutive for Sexiest Female between 2009 and 2014.^[1] The Guardian listed Tina as one of the 10 best Coronation Street characters of all time in 2010.^[2]

Michelle Keegan awards and nominations

Keegan at the 2012 National Television Awards
Awards and nominations Award Wins Nominations Totals British Soap Awards 7 9 Inside Soap Awards 6 13 National Television Awards 0 4 RTS North West Awards 0 1 TRIC Awards 0 2 TV Choice Awards^[a] 4 9 TV Now Awards 1 3 TVTimes Awards 0 1
Wins	18
Nominations	41

Following her departure from Coronation Street, Keegan starred in television dramas, including Ordinary Lies (2015), Our Girl (2016–2020) and Tina and Bobby (2017). For her portrayal of Lance Corporal Georgie Lane in Our Girl, she received the Best Actress TV Choice Award in 2018. Keegan was also named FHM's Sexiest Woman in the World in 2015.^[3]

Awards and nominations

Award	Year of ceremony	Category	Nominee/work	Result	Ref(s)
British Soap Awards	2008	Best Newcomer	Coronation Street	Won	^[4]
	2009	Sexiest Female	Coronation Street	Won	^[5]
	2010	Sexiest Female	Coronation Street	Won	^[6]
	2011	Sexiest Female	Coronation Street	Won	^[7]
	2012	Sexiest Female	Coronation Street	Won	^[8]
	2013	Best Actress	Coronation Street	Nominated	^[9]
		Sexiest Female	Coronation Street	Won	^[9]
	2014	Best Actress	Coronation Street	Nominated	^[10]
		Sexiest Female	Coronation Street	Won	^[11]
Inside Soap Awards	2008	Best Couple (shared with Jack P. Shepherd)	Coronation Street	Nominated	^[12]
		Best Newcomer	Coronation Street	Nominated	^[12]
		Sexiest Female	Coronation Street	Nominated	^[12]
	2009	Sexiest Female	Coronation Street	Won	^[13]
		Best-Dressed Soap Star	Coronation Street	Nominated	^[14]
	2010	Sexiest Female	Coronation Street	Won	^[15]
	2011	Best Actress	Coronation Street	Nominated	^[16]
		Sexiest Female	Coronation Street	Won	^[17]
	2012	Best Actress	Coronation Street	Nominated	^[18]
		Sexiest Female	Coronation Street	Won	^[18]
		Best-Dressed Soap Star	Coronation Street	Won	^[18]
	2013	Best Actress	Coronation Street	Nominated	^[19]
		Sexiest Female	Coronation Street	Won	^[19]
National Television Awards	2008	Most Popular Newcomer	Coronation Street	Nominated	^[20]
	2013	Serial Drama Performance	Coronation Street	Nominated	^[21]
	2014	Serial Drama Performance	Coronation Street	Nominated	^[22]
	2019	Drama Performance	Our Girl	Nominated	^[23]
RTS North West Awards	2015	Best Female Performance in a Single Drama or Drama Series	Ordinary Lies	Nominated	^[24]
TRIC Awards	2013	Soap Personality	Coronation Street	Nominated	^[25]
	2014	Soap Personality	Coronation Street	Nominated	^[26]
TV Choice Awards^[a]	2008	Best Soap Newcomer	Coronation Street	Won	^[27]
	2011	Best Soap Actress	Coronation Street	Nominated	^[28]
	2012	Best Soap Actress	Coronation Street	Won	^[29]
	2013	Best Soap Actress	Coronation Street	Won	^[30]
	2014	Best Soap Actress	Coronation Street	Nominated	^[31]
	2017	Best Actress	Our Girl	Nominated	^[32]
	2018	Best Actress	Our Girl	Won	^[33]
	2019	Best Actress	Our Girl	Nominated	^[34]
	2020	Best Actress	Our Girl	Nominated	^[35]
TV Now Awards	2008	Favourite Newcomer to Irish	Coronation Street	Nominated	^[36]
	2009	Ireland's Sexiest TV Star	Coronation Street	Won	^[37]
	2010	Favourite Female Soap Star	Coronation Street	Nominated	^[38]
TVTimes Awards	2020	Favourite Actress	Our Girl	Pending	^[39]

Notes

1. The awards were formerly known as "TV Quick and TV Choice Awards" and were presented by TV Quick and TV Choice magazines. In 2009, they were renamed "TV Choice Awards" and are presented only by TV Choice.

References

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External links

• List of awards and nominations at the Internet Movie Database