Press Releases
ITV commission new drama ‘The Guilty’ from Hartswood Films
4 Apr 2013
Tamsin Greig, Katherine Kelly and Darren Boyd cast in new ITV drama, The Guilty, produced by Hartswood Films
Hartswood Films leads the production pack with three Bafta Craft Awards
14 May 2012
HARTSWOOD FILMS led the way at last night’s British Academy Television Craft Awards with more wins than any other independent production company.
Me and Mrs Jones: new comedy series from Hartswood Films
12 Apr 2012
BBC One Controller Danny Cohen and Cheryl Taylor, Controller Comedy Commissioning, today announce Me and Mrs. Jones, a new 6 X 30’ comedy series from Hartswood Films, in association with Serena Cullen Productions, starring SARAH ALEXANDER (Coupling), NEIL MORRISSEY (Men Behaving Badly), NATHANIEL PARKER (Merlin) and ROBERT SHEEHAN (Misfits).
Beryl Vertue OBE awarded Harvey Lee Award
2 Apr 2012
Hartswood Films Chairman Beryl Vertue, OBE, has been recognised at the Broadcasting Press Guild Awards for services to the Broadcasting Industry.
Sherlock wins prestigious Prix Europa award against stiff competition
31 Oct 2011
Hartswood Films' multi award winning Sherlock, co-created by Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss, has scooped the prestigious Prix Europa Award for 'Best Episode of a Television Fiction Series or Serial of the Year 2011.
Sherlock sweeps the board at the BAFTA Cymru Awards
30 May 2011
Sherlock swept the board at the Welsh BAFTA Awards, winning in five categories.
Sherlock wins two Bulldog Awards
26 May 2011
Hartswood Films' Sherlock has won two Televisual Magazine Bulldog Awards, celebrating the best of British TV.
‘Ingenious’ Sherlock wins prestigious Peabody Award
23 May 2011
On Monday 23rd May, one of America's most prestigious accolades, a Peabody Award, was given to Sherlock: A Study In Pink.
Sherlock scoops top prize at BAFTAs
22 May 2011
Hartwood Films' Sherlock was a double winner at the 2011 BAFTA Awards.
BAFTA nominated Sherlock begins filming second series
16 May 2011
Hartswood Films' much praised, multi-award winning drama Sherlock, starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman, has started filming on location in Cardiff and London for a second series of three, 90 minute films.