I Swear star says winning Scottish Bafta would ‘mean the world’

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The teen is nominated for the Actor/Film category alongside fellow I Swear actors Peter Mullen and Robert Aramayo.

I Swear star Scott Ellis Watson has said winning at the Bafta Scotland awards for his role in the hit film would “mean the world” to him as he prepares to compete against two of his co-stars.

The 16-year-old portrayed John Davidson’s teenage experience with Tourette’s in the 2025 film.

He is nominated in the Actor/Film category alongside fellow I Swear actors Peter Mullen and Robert Aramayo.

Speaking to the Press Association, the Scottish teenager said he was “nervous about going up in same category with two incredible actors from the same film”.

“It would mean the world,” he said. “Even just being nominated is incredible.”

Watson said he “didn’t really understand what was going on” and that it was “crazy” when he first learned he had been nominated.

“She turned around her phone, and it was Robert’s name, Peter’s name, and then my name, and it was the Bafta Scotland design behind it.

“I didn’t really understand what was going on, but it was my name was there, and then she was like, ‘You’ve been nominated for a Bafta’.”

Scottish actress Shirley Henderson is also nominated for her role in I Swear in the Actress/Film category.

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