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Totals[a]
Wins27
Nominations115
Note
  1. ^ Certain award groups do not simply award one winner. They recognize several different recipients, have runners-up, and have third place. Since this is a specific recognition and is different from losing an award, runner-up mentions are considered wins in this award tally. For simplification and to avoid errors, each award in this list has been presumed to have had a prior nomination.

British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC).[1][2] The first three series spanned a total of 17 episodes and aired on BBC Two between 2012 and 2016.[3] The remaining three series comprised 19 episodes and aired on BBC One from 2017 to 2021.[4] Produced by World Productions,[5] the series was primarily filmed in Belfast although filming for the first series took place in Birmingham.[6] Mercurio wrote all 36 episodes and serves as an executive producer alongside Simon Heath and Stephen Wright.[7][8] It was distributed internationally by Kew Media Distribution and later ITV Studios following the former's collapse.[9]

The series primarily follows the actions of Anti-Corruption Unit 12 (AC-12), a task force located within the fictional Central Police Constabulary.

organised crime group which is found to be in a large conspiracy with high-ranking officers of the police department.[27]

Viewing figures increased significantly over the course of the series,

Edgar Allen Poe Awards and a nomination in the Australian Directors' Guild
Awards.

Awards and nominations

List of awards and nominations received by Line of Duty
Award Year[a] Category Nominee(s) Result Ref(s).
Association of Motion Picture Sound Awards 2018 Excellence in Sound for a Television Drama Pietro Dalmasso, Paul Maynes, Bea O'Sullivan, and Ian Wilkinson Nominated [35]
Australian Directors' Guild Awards 2021 Best Direction in a Television Miniseries Daniel Nettheim for "Episode 1" Nominated [36]
British Academy Cymru Awards
 2022 Director – Fiction Gareth Bryn Nominated [37]
British Academy Scotland Awards 2014 Best Television Actor Mark Bonnar Nominated [38]
2016 Best Director Film/Television Michael Keillor Nominated [39][40]
2021 Best Television Actress Kelly Macdonald Nominated [41]
Audience Award Kelly Macdonald Nominated
Martin Compston Nominated
British Academy Television Awards 2015 Best Drama Series Line of Duty series 2 Nominated [42][43][44]
Best Leading Actress
Keely Hawes
 		Nominated
Best Supporting Actress Vicky McClure Nominated
2017 Virgin TV's Must-See Moment "Urgent Exit Required" Nominated [45]
Best Supporting Actor Daniel Mays Nominated
2018 Best Drama Series Line of Duty series 4 Nominated [46]
Best Leading Actress
Thandie Newton
 		Nominated
Best Supporting Actor Adrian Dunbar Nominated
Virgin TV's Must-See Moment "Huntley's Narrow Escape" Nominated
2020 Virgin TV's Must-See Moment "John Corbett's Death" Nominated [47][48]
British Academy Television Craft Awards 2015 Best Writer – Drama Jed Mercurio Nominated [49]
2018 Best Editing: Fiction Andrew John McClelland for "Episode 4" Nominated [50]
2022 Best Editing: Fiction Andrew John McClelland Nominated [51]
Original Music Carly Paradis Nominated
Best Sound: Fiction Pietro Dalmasso, Ronan Hill, Paul Maynes, and Ian Wilkinson Nominated
British Screenwriters' Awards
 2017 Best Crime Writing on Television Jed Mercurio Won [52]
Broadcast Magazine Awards 2013 Best Drama Series Line of Duty series 1 Nominated [53]
2015 Best Drama Series Line of Duty series 2 Nominated [49]
Best Independent Production Company World Productions Nominated
International Programme Sales Kew Media Distribution Nominated
2017 Best Drama Series Line of Duty series 3 Nominated [49]
Broadcasting Press Guild Awards 2013 Best Drama Series Line of Duty series 1 Nominated [54][55]
Best Writer Jed Mercurio Nominated
2015 Best Drama Series Line of Duty series 2 Nominated [56][57]
Best Actress
Keely Hawes
 		Nominated
Best Writer Jed Mercurio Nominated
2017 Best Drama Series Line of Duty series 4 Nominated [58]
Best Actress
Keely Hawes
 		Won[b] [59]
2018 Best Drama Series Line of Duty series 4 Won [60]
Best Actress
Thandie Newton
 		Nominated [61]
Best Writer Jed Mercurio Won [60]
2020 Best Actor Stephen Graham Won[c] [62]
2022 Best Drama Series Line of Duty series 6 Nominated [49]
Casting Director Guild Awards 2020 Best Casting in a Television Drama Gordon Cowell, Daniel Edwards, and Kate Rhodes-James Nominated [63]
Celtic Media Festival Awards 2017 Drama Series Line of Duty series 3 Won [64]
2020 Drama Series Line of Duty series 5 Nominated [65]
2022 Drama Series Line of Duty series 6 Nominated [49]
Crime Thriller Awards 2012 TV Dagger Line of Duty series 1 Nominated [66][67]
2014 TV Dagger Line of Duty series 2 Nominated [49]
Best Actress
Keely Hawes
 		Won
Best Supporting Actress Vicky McClure Nominated
DIVA Awards 2022 Media Moment of the Year Line of Duty series 6 Nominated [68]
Diversity in Media Awards 2017 TV Moment of the Year "Urgent Exit Required" Nominated [69][70]
"DCI Roz Huntley Interview" Nominated [49]
Edgar Allen Poe Awards
 2020 Best Episode in a TV series Jed Mercurio for "Episode 5" Won [71]
Edinburgh TV Awards 2018 Best UK Drama Line of Duty series 4 Nominated [72][73]
2019 Best Drama Series Line of Duty series 5 Nominated [49]
Freesat Awards 2014 Best TV Drama Line of Duty series 2 Won [74]
Irish Film & Television Awards
 2018 Best Drama Line of Duty series 4 Nominated [49]
Best Actor in a Leading Role Adrian Dunbar Nominated
2020 Best Actor in a Leading Role Adrian Dunbar Nominated [75]
2021 Best Drama Line of Duty series 6 Nominated [76]
Best Actor in a Leading Role Adrian Dunbar Nominated
National Television Awards 2018 Best Crime Drama Line of Duty series 4 Nominated [77][78]
2020 Outstanding Drama Series Line of Duty series 5 Nominated [79]
2021 Best Returning Drama Line of Duty series 6 Won [80][81]
Special Recognition Line of Duty series 6 Won
Best Drama Performance Martin Compston Nominated
Adrian Dunbar Nominated
Vicky McClure Nominated
Rockie Awards 2019 Showrunner of the Year Jed Mercurio Won[d] [82]
Royal Television Society Craft & Design Awards 2014 Editing Andrew John McClelland Nominated [49]
Royal Television Society Midlands Awards
 2012 Best Drama Line of Duty series 1 Nominated [49]
Best Male Actor Lennie James Nominated
Best Newcoming Actor Gregory Piper Nominated
2019 Best Female Actress Vicky McClure Won [83]
Best Writer Jed Mercurio Nominated
Royal Television Society Northern Ireland Awards
 2015 Best Drama Line of Duty series 2 Won [49]
2016 Best Drama Line of Duty series 3 Nominated [84]
2017 Best Drama Line of Duty series 4 Won [85][86]
Original Music Score Carly Paradis Nominated
2019 Best Drama Line of Duty series 5 Won [87]
2022 Best Drama Line of Duty series 6 Nominated [88]
Original Music Carly Paradis Nominated
Royal Television Society Programme Awards 2013 Best Drama Series Line of Duty series 1 Nominated [89]
Best Male Actor Lennie James Nominated
Best Writer Jed Mercurio Nominated
2015 Best Drama Series Line of Duty series 2 Won [90]
2017 Best Drama Series Line of Duty series 3 Nominated [91][92]
Best Drama Writer Jed Mercurio Nominated
2018 Best Female Actress
Thandie Newton
 		Nominated [93]
Royal Television Society Scotland Awards
 2017 Television Director of the Year Michael Keillor Nominated [94]
Satellite Awards 2022 Best Drama Series Line of Duty series 6 Nominated [95]
Best Actress in a Drama Series Kelly Macdonald Nominated
South Bank Sky Arts Award 2013 TV Drama Line of Duty series 1 Nominated [49]
Best TV Drama Line of Duty series 1 Nominated
2015 TV Drama Line of Duty series 2 Nominated
Television and Radio Industries Club Awards 2020 Crime Programme Line of Duty series 5 Won [96]
Televisual Bulldog Awards 2015 Best Drama Series Line of Duty series 2 Nominated [49]
Best Editing Andrew John McClelland Nominated
2018 Best Drama Series Line of Duty series 4 Won [97]
Best Writer Jed Mercurio Won
2020 Best Drama Series Line of Duty series 5 Won [98]
TV Choice Awards
 2016 Best Drama Line of Duty series 3 Nominated [99][100]
2019 Best Drama Line of Duty series 5 Won [101]
Best Actress Vicky McClure Nominated
Best Actor Adrian Dunbar Won
Martin Compston Nominated
2021 Best Drama Line of Duty series 6 Won [102]
Best Actor Martin Compston Won
Adrian Dunbar Nominated [49]
Best Actress Vicky McClure Won [102]
TVTimes Awards 2021 Favourite Drama Line of Duty series 6 Won [103]
Favourite Actor Martin Compston Nominated [104]
Favourite Actress Vicky McClure Nominated
Writers' Guild of Great Britain Awards
 2015 Best Long Form TV Drama Jed Mercurio Nominated [105]
2018 Best Long Form TV Drama Jed Mercurio Nominated [106][107]

Notes

  1. ^ The year listed refers to that in which the award ceremony took place.
  2. ^ Also for The Durrells and The Missing.
  3. ^ Also for A Christmas Carol and The Virtues.
  4. ^ Also for The Bodyguard.

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