BAFTA Academy Fellowship Award facts for kids
Quick facts for kids BAFTA Fellowship |
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Awarded for | In recognition of outstanding achievement in the art forms of the moving image |
Presented by | British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) |
Country | United Kingdom |
First awarded | 1971 |
The BAFTA Fellowship is a lifetime achievement award presented by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA). It has been given since 1971 "in recognition of outstanding achievement in the art forms of the moving image", and is the highest honour the Academy can give. Fellowship recipients have been mostly film directors, but some have also been awarded to actors, movie and television producers, cinematographers, film editors, and screenwriters.
Fellowship Awards
Year | Country of citizenship | Fellow | Notes | Ref(s) | |
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1971 | United Kingdom | Alfred Hitchcock | Movie maker and producer | ||
1972 | United Kingdom | Freddie Young | Cinematographer | ||
1973 | United Kingdom | Grace Wyndham Goldie | Television producer | ||
1974 | United Kingdom | David Lean | movie maker, producer, screenwriter and editor | ||
1975 | France | Jacques Cousteau | Naval officer, explorer, ecologist and movie maker | ||
1976 | United Kingdom | Charlie Chaplin | Movie maker, actor, writer, director, producer, composer and editor | ||
1976 | United Kingdom | Laurence Olivier | Actor, director and producer | ||
1977 | United Kingdom | Denis Forman | Director and then Chair of the British Film Institute and Granada Television | ||
1978 | United States | Fred Zinnemann | Movie producer | ||
1979 | United Kingdom | Lew Grade | Media proprietor | ||
1979 | United Kingdom | Huw Wheldon | Broadcaster and executive | ||
1980 | United Kingdom | David Attenborough | Broadcaster and naturalist | ||
1980 | United States | John Huston | Actor, movie maker and screenwriter | ||
1981 | France | Abel Gance | Movie director and producer | ||
1981 | United Kingdom | Michael Powell | movie director and member of Powell and Pressburger | ||
1981 | United Kingdom | Emeric Pressburger | Screenwriter, movie director, producer and member of Powell and Pressburger | ||
1982 | Poland | Andrzej Wajda | Movie director | ||
1983 | United Kingdom | Richard Attenborough | Actor, movie director and producer | ||
1984 | United Kingdom | Hugh Greene | Journalist and television executive | ||
1984 | Austria | Sam Spiegel | Movie producer | ||
1985 | United Kingdom | Jeremy Isaacs | Television producer and executive | ||
1986 | United States | Steven Spielberg | Movie director, screenwriter and movie producer | ||
1987 | Italy | Federico Fellini | Movie director | ||
1988 | Sweden | Ingmar Bergman | Movie director, writer and producer | ||
1989 | United Kingdom | Alec Guinness | Actor | ||
1990 | United Kingdom | Paul Fox | Television executive | ||
1991 | France | Louis Malle | Movie director | ||
1992 | United Kingdom | John Gielgud | Actor and singer | ||
1992 | United Kingdom | David Plowright | Television executive and producer | ||
1993 | United Kingdom | Sydney Samuelson | First British Film Commissioner | ||
1993 | United States | Colin Young | First director of the National Film and Television School | ||
1994 | United Kingdom | Michael Grade | Broadcast executive | ||
1995 | United States | Billy Wilder | Journalist, movie maker, screenwriter and producer | ||
1996 | France | Jeanne Moreau | Actress, screenwriter, director | ||
1996 | United Kingdom | Ronald Neame | Cinematographer, producer, screenwriter and director | ||
1996 | United Kingdom | John Schlesinger | Movie and stage director | ||
1996 | United Kingdom | Maggie Smith | Movie, stage and television actress | ||
1997 | United States | Woody Allen | Movie director, screenwriter, actor and playwright | ||
1997 | United States | Steven Bochco | Television producer and writer | ||
1997 | United Kingdom | Julie Christie | Actress | ||
1997 | United States | Oswald Morris | Cinematographer | ||
1997 | United Kingdom | Harold Pinter | Playwright, screenwriter, actor and director | ||
1997 | United States | David Rose | Songwriter, composer and arranger | ||
1998 | United Kingdom | Sean Connery | Actor | ||
1998 | United Kingdom | Bill Cotton | Television producer and executive | ||
1999 | United Kingdom | Eric Morecambe | Television and stage actor, and member of Morecambe and Wise | ||
1999 | United Kingdom | Ernie Wise | Television and stage actor, and member of Morecambe and Wise | ||
1999 | United Kingdom | Elizabeth Taylor | Actress | ||
2000 | United Kingdom | Michael Caine | Actor | ||
2000 | United States | Stanley Kubrick | Movie maker, screenwriter, producer and photographer | ||
2000 | United Kingdom | Peter Bazalgette | Media expert | ||
2001 | United Kingdom | Albert Finney | Actor | ||
2001 | United Kingdom | John Thaw | Actor | ||
2001 | United Kingdom | Judi Dench | Actress | ||
2002 | United States | Warren Beatty | Actor, producer, screenwriter and director | ||
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Merchant Ivory Productions | Movie company founded by director James Ivory and producer Ismail Merchant | ||
2002 | United Kingdom | Andrew Davies | Author and screenwriter | ||
2002 | United Kingdom | John Mills | Actor | ||
2003 | United States | Saul Zaentz | Movie producer | ||
2003 | United Kingdom | David Jason | Actor | ||
2004 | United Kingdom | John Boorman | movie maker | ||
2004 | United States | Roger Graef | Criminologist and movie maker | ||
2005 | United Kingdom | John Barry | Composer | ||
2005 | United Kingdom | David Frost | Writer, journalist and television presenter | ||
2006 | United Kingdom | David Puttnam | Movie producer | ||
2006 | United Kingdom | Ken Loach | Movie and television director | ||
2007 | United Kingdom | Anne V. Coates | Movie editor | ||
2007 | United Kingdom | Richard Curtis | Screenwriter, music producer, actor and movie director | ||
2007 | United States | Will Wright | Video game designer and co-founder of the game development company Maxis | ||
2008 | United Kingdom | Anthony Hopkins | Movie, stage and television actor | ||
2008 | United Kingdom | Bruce Forsyth | Television entertainer | ||
2009 | United Kingdom | Dawn French | Actress, writer, comedienne, member of French & Saunders | ||
2009 | United Kingdom | Jennifer Saunders | Actress, screenwriter, comedienne, member of French & Saunders | ||
2009 | United Kingdom | Terry Gilliam | Writer, movie maker, animator and member of Monty Python | ||
2009 | United States | Nolan Bushnell | Engineer, founder of Atari Inc. | ||
2010 | United Kingdom | Vanessa Redgrave | Actress | ||
2010 | Japan | Shigeru Miyamoto | Nintendo video game designer, created the Mario and The Legend of Zelda series. | ||
2010 | United Kingdom | Melvyn Bragg | Author and broadcaster | ||
2011 | United Kingdom | Christopher Lee | Actor and musician | ||
2011 | United Kingdom | Peter Molyneux | Game designer | ||
2011 | United Kingdom | Trevor McDonald | TV newsreader and presenter | ||
2012 | United States | Martin Scorsese | Movie director and producer |
See also
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