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13.02.2023
From now on, the audience can have a say in who the most popular TV stars of the year are and who can look forward to an award in the spring.
In 2023, the audience awards will be presented in nine categories (actress series/series, actor series/series, actress film, actor film, TV journalism, show/entertainment, sport, discovery female and discovery male).
Five nominations for the ProSiebenSat1Puls4 group
ProSiebenSat.1Puls4 received five nominations in the categories “TV Journalism”, “Show/Entertainment” and “Sport” for Magdalena Punz, Thomas Mohr, Forsthaus Rampensau, Joko & Klaas as well as Walter Reiterer and Michael Eschlböck.
ServusTV scores with entertainment and sport
also has reason to be happy ServusTV: Alina Marzi, Florian Lettner and Michael Wanits can look forward to a Romy nomination each in the categories show/entertainment (Lettner) and sport (Marzi, Wanits). There is another nomination in the category “Most Popular Actress Series/Series” for Gerti Drassl as a pregnant godmother in “Der Gejagte – Im Netz der Camorra” and for Peter Lohmeyer as head of a pharmaceutical company and clinic in “Das Netz” in the category “Most Popular Actor Series/Series”.
Numerous ORF-Stars among the nominees
Among the nominees this year are the names of 24 ORF– to find stars. The “Dok 1” hosts Lisa Gadenstätter and Hanno Settele are in the “TV Journalism” category together in the race for a Romy. The same applies to Paul Krisai, Miriam Beller and Carola Schneider from the ORFoffice in Moscow. Also Honey-Weather presenter Marcus Wadsak is nominated. In the “Show/Entertainment” category, Andi Knoll and “Love Stories and Marriage Matters” presenter Nina Horowitz are represented. In “Sport” Karoline Rath-Zobernig as well as Andreas Goldberger and Michael Roscher, who are jointly on the list of nominees, can be happy.
Who for his favourites decide by vote would like to have the opportunity to do so until March 19, 2023. The gala “Kurier Romy 2023 – The Austrian Film and Television Award” can be seen on Saturday, April 22, 2023, at 9:10 p.m ORF 2.