Seth Rogen dedicates his BAFTA TV Award to Catherine O’Hara after winning Best International series for his satire “The Studio.” Multiple outlets report that Rogen makes the dedication during his acceptance speech at the BAFTA TV Awards in London on Sunday night. He specifically acknowledges O’Hara’s importance to the show and says it would be “remiss” not to mention her, according to Variety. The dedication is made following O’Hara’s death earlier this year at age 71, which is cited across the reports.
The coverage also notes that Rogen’s remarks blend sincerity and humor. Deadline describes Rogen taking time in London to pay tribute to his co-star, while The Hollywood Reporter adds that he also comments on the significance of the win, including that it feels good to beat dramas while competing as a comedy. The Daily Mail and Belfast Telegraph similarly characterize Rogen’s tribute as emotional as he collects the award for “The Studio.”
