The winners will be revealed on Monday November 30 at Kings Place, London, at a ceremony hosted by Ania Magliano, star of Saturday Night Live UK.
An international panel of industry experts chose the finalists from more than 500 entries, scoring each on idea, production values and impact.
Drama finalists include Apple TV’s Pluribus, Half Man for the BBC and HBO, Channel 4’s Dirty Business and Trespasses, The Man Who Carried the Voices of August from NHK and Burden of Justice from Sweden’s SVT. In Comedy Drama and Sitcom, the BBC’s Amandaland and Small Prophets are up against Netflix’s The Gentlemen, Australia’s Colin From Accounts and two Apple TV series from the US, Widow’s Bay and Margo’s Got Money Troubles.
Competition Reality brings together South Korea’s Street Restaurant Fighter, Denmark’s Alone, Japan’s DUAL², the Netherlands’ Reality Queens in the Jungle and two BBC One hits, The Celebrity Traitors and Celebrity Race Across the World. Soap or Telenovela has three finalists from Türkiye – Deep in Love, Different Lives and Sins and Roses – alongside Brazil’s Quem Ama Cuida, Portugal’s Amor à Prova and ITV’s Corriedale.
Public broadcasters are strongly represented, including ABC Australia, CBC, DR, NHK, NRK, Rai, RTÉ, SVT, VRT and ZDF.
Mark Rowland, chair of the Rose d’Or Awards, said: “It’s been a terrific year, with an incredibly wide range of entries – it’s great to see so many countries represented in this final selection. Good luck to them all on November 30.”
Now in its 65th annual edition, the Rose d’Or honours excellence and innovation across global television and entertainment.
