T H E O F F I C I A L M A K E U P P A R T N E R T O T H E A R Q I VA B R I T I S H A C A D E M Y T E L E V I S I O N AW A R D S C O N G R AT U L AT E S T H I S Y E A R ’ S N O M I N E E S
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— HRH The Duke Of Cambridge, KG
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— John Willis,
— John Cresswell,
Chairman of the Academy
CEO, Arqiva
President of the Academy
TH E N O M I N ATI O NS
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— Full Nominations List
— The Juries
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— The Fellowship From Mrs Overall to Mo Mowlam, the outstanding career of Julie Walters CBE makes her the worthy recipient of the Academy’s highest accolade. Just don’t ask her to serve the tea.
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— Academy Fellows
— The Special Award Tonight we recognise a television legend who has brought a lorra lorra entertainment to our screens for more than 50 years, Cilla Black OBE .
TH E FU LL SPECTRU M
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A photographic essay capturing some of the UK’s leading lights of television in the past year.
By Chris Floyd
68 — In Memoriam
76 — Academy Officers
79 — Academy Partners
81 — Awards Partners
83 — Gift Providers
85 — Acknowledgements
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SPECIA L AWA RDS
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t’s the content that counts, and tonight’s ceremony highlights an irresistible combination of talent, craftsmanship and teamwork that has delivered the most watchable television in years. Celebrating the very best programmes and performances of the past year, the nominations cover the full spectrum that British television delivers – a truly diverse range of programming that has been made available to us in so many ways. These achievements inspire the next generation of talented young people to consider a career in television and with BAFTA’s year-round support, we can keep our industry ‘best in class’. Visit bafta.org to fi nd out how we’re identifying and supporting the potential stars of tomorrow and what you can do to ‘Give Something Back’. Among the awards presented this evening we will recognise two of the biggest names in British television. The Special Award will be presented to one of our national treasures: Cilla Black OBE has been entertaining millions for more than 50 years with her unmistakable charm, personable warmth and genuine talent for her craft; she is an icon and an inspiration. The Fellowship is the highest honour the Academy bestows, and the worthy recipient this year is one of our brightest stars of the small screen (and big), Julie Walters CBE . Endlessly captivating and a master of so many genres and forms, which have already won her seven BAFTA awards, Julie is one the most talented actors in the world and nobody is more deserving of this honour. Thank you to the BAFTA juries, the Television Committee and its Chairman, Andrew Newman, and to the BAFTA staff , led by Amanda Berry and Kevin Price. We welcome the return of Arqiva, our title sponsor, and the Radio Times, sponsor of the Audience Award. For the fi rst time ever, perhaps, we’re actually encouraging you to keep your mobile device on during the ceremony. Rather than using it to watch the latest episode of your favourite series, support your colleagues’ work by tweeting @BAFTA and #BAFTATV and help us celebrate another amazing year in television. Have a thoroughly enjoyable evening.
John Willis Chairman of the Academy
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e are delighted that Arqiva is partnering with BAFTA for the third year to sponsor the Arqiva British Academy Television Awards in 2014. This event celebrates all that is great about British television and our industry. We can also celebrate that television remains at the heart of our society, which is why Arqiva is proud to be central to delivering it to people when and where they choose to watch it. While new technology is revolutionising how we watch and interact with all types of content, television remains at its core an emotional and social experience, which is why it is enjoyed in approximately 26 million homes across the UK. Arqiva continues to innovate and invest, allowing us to stay increasingly connected to content. From television and radio transmissions, satellite communication and mobile phone networks, to WiFi internet access in hotels, across city centres and at international transport hubs such as Heathrow. We keep you connected. Always! Congratulations to all the nominees and have a wonderful evening.
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THE NOMINATIONS
CO M EDY A N D CO M EDY EN TERTA I N M EN T PRO G R A M M E
CU RREN T A FFA I RS
THE GRAHA M NORTON SHOW Graham Norton, Jon Magnusson, Steve Smith, Graham Stuart
THE CRUEL CUT Richard McKerrow, Kieran Smith, Vicki Cooper, Leyla Hussein
SO TELEVISION/BBC ON E
LOV E PRODUCTIONS/CH A N N EL 4
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TRU E VISION/CH A N N EL 4
THE REVOLUTION WILL BE TELEVISED Jolyon Rubinstein, Heydon Prowse, Mark Talbot, Joe Wade
NORTH KOREA: LIFE INSIDE THE SECRET STATE (DISPATCHES) David Henshaw, James Jones, Todd Downing H A R DCASH PRODUCTIONS/CH A N N EL 4
H AT TR ICK PRODUCTIONS/BBC TH R EE
WOULD I LIE TO YOU? Peter Holmes, Ruth Phillips, Rachel Ablett, Barbara Wiltshire ZEPPOTRON/BBC ON E
SYRIA: ACROSS THE LINES (DISPATCHES) Chris Swayne, Eamonn Matthews, Olly Lambert QUICKSILV ER PRODUCTIONS/CH A N N EL 4
N O M I N A T I O N S
CPL PRODUCTIONS/SK Y ON E
THE HUNT FOR BRITAIN’S SEX GANGS (DISPATCHES) Anna Hall, Matt Pinder, Paddy Garrick, Tazeen Ahmad
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A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN Danielle Lux, Murray Boland, David Taylor, Jim Pullin
D R A M A SERI ES
EN TERTA I N M EN T PERFO R M A N CE
BROADCHURCH Production Team KU DOS A N D IM AGINA RY FR I EN DS (A CO -PRODUCTION )/ IT V
ANT AND DEC Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway IT V
MY MAD FAT DIARY Production Team TIGER ASPECT PRODUCTIONS/E4
N O M I N A T I O N S
CHARLIE BROOKER 10 O’Clock Live CH A N N EL 4
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TOP OF THE LAKE Emile Sherman, Iain Canning, Jane Campion, Philippa Campbell SEE-SAW FILMS/BBC T WO
SARAH MILLICAN The Sarah Millican Television Programme BBC T WO
THE VILLAGE Production Team COMPA N Y PICTU R ES/BBC ON E
GRAHA M NORTON The Graham Norton Show BBC ON E
EN TERTA I N M EN T PRO G R A M M E *
ANT & DEC’S SATURDAY NIGHT TAKEAWAY Production Team
FACT UA L SERI ES
BEDLA M Production Team TH E GA R DEN PRODUCTIONS/CH A N N EL 4
DERREN BROWN: THE GREAT ART ROBBERY Production Team
EDUCATING YORKSHIRE David Brindley, Grace Reynolds, David Clews, Andrew Mackenzie-Betty T WOFOU R /CH A N N EL 4
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OBJECTI V E PRODUCTIONS/CH A N N EL 4
DYNA MO: MAGICIAN IMPOSSIBLE Lucy Ansbro, Dan Albion, Alex Hartman, Debbie Young PHIL MCINT Y R E TELEVISION/
KEEPING BRITAIN ALIVE: THE NHS IN A DAY Production Team TH E GA R DEN PRODUCTIONS/BBC T WO
IN N ER CIRCLE FILMS/R ED ROCK ET/WATCH
STRICTLY COME DANCING Production Team BBC ENTERTA INM ENT/BBC ON E
* Given in honour of Sir Lew Grade
THE ROUTE MASTERS: RUNNING LONDON’S ROADS Edmund Coulthard, Alistair Pegg, Matt Pelly, Simon Gilchrist BLAST! FILMS/BBC T WO
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N O M I N A T I O N S
IT V STU DIOS/MITR E T V LTD/IT V
FE AT U RES
FE M A LE PERFO R M A N CE I N A CO M EDY PRO G R A M M E
THE CHOIR: SING WHILE YOU WORK Gareth Malone, Tim Carter, Rachel Morgan, Stuart Froude
FRANCES DE LA TOUR Vicious IT V
T W ENT Y T W ENT Y TELEVISION/BBC T WO
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KERRY HOWARD Him & Her: The Wedding
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GRAND DESIGNS Kevin McCloud, Fiona Caldwell, Rob Gill, John Lonsdale
BBC TH R EE
BOU N DLESS ( PA RT OF FR EM A NTLEM EDI A U K)/ CH A N N EL 4
THE GREAT BRITISH BAKE OFF Anna Beattie, Amanda Westwood, Samantha Beddoes, Simon Evans
DOON MACKICHAN Plebs IT V2
LOV E PRODUCTIONS/BBC T WO
LONG LOST FA MILY Duncan Coates, Kate Scholefield, Sally Benton, Leanne Klein WA LL TO WA LL PRODUCTIONS/IT V
KATHERINE PARKINSON The IT Crowd CH A N N EL 4
I N TERN ATI O N A L
LE A D I N G ACTO R
BORGEN Adam Price, Tobias Lindholm, Jannik Johansen, Camilla Hammerich DR /BBC FOU R
JA MIE DORNAN The Fall BBC T WO
BREAKING BAD Vince Gilligan, Mark Johnson, George Mastras, Sam Catlin HIGH BR IDGE PRODUCTIONS, INC A N D GR A N VI A
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W ITH SON Y PICTU R ES TELEVISION/N ETFLIX
SEAN HARRIS Southcliffe CH A N N EL 4
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N O M I N A T I O N S
PRODUCTIONS IN ASSOCI ATION
HOUSE OF CARDS Beau Willimon, David Fincher, Joshua Donen, Kevin Spacey DONEN/FINCHER/ROTH AND TRIGGER STR EET PRODUCTIONS, INC IN ASSOCIATION WITH M EDIA RIGHTS CAPITA L FOR
LUKE NEWBERRY In The Flesh
NETFLIX/NETFLIX
BBC TH R EE
THE RETURNED Caroline Benjo, Fabrice Gobert H AUT ET COU RT/CH A N N EL 4
DOMINIC WEST Burton And Taylor BBC FOU R
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LE A D I N G ACT RESS
M A LE PERFO R M A N CE I N A CO M EDY PRO G R A M M E RICHARD AYOADE The IT Crowd CH A N N EL 4
HELENA BONHAM CARTER Burton And Taylor BBC FOU R
MATHEW BAYNTON The Wrong Mans
OLIVIA COLMAN Broadchurch IT V
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JA MES CORDEN The Wrong Mans
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N O M I N A T I O N S
BBC T WO
BBC T WO
KERRIE HAYES The Mill CH A N N EL 4
CHRIS O’DOWD The IT Crowd CH A N N EL 4
MA XINE PEAKE The Village BBC ON E
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THE FALL Allan Cubitt, Jakob Verbruggen, Julian Stevens, Gub Neal
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CHANNEL 4 NEWS: EGYPT MILITARY COUP Production Team
THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY Production Team WOR LD PRODUCTIONS/BBC ON E
ITN/CH A N N EL 4
THE DALE CREGAN VERDICT: NORTH WEST TONIGHT SPECIAL Production Team
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BBC N EWS/NORTH W EST TONIGHT SPECI A L/BBC ON E
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FA BLES LTD/A RTISTS STU DIO/BBC T WO
IN THE FLESH Hilary Martin, Ann Harrison-Baxter, Dominic Mitchell, Jonny Campbell BBC DR A M A PRODUCTION SA LFOR D/
ITV NEWS AT TEN: WOOLWICH ATTACKS Production Team ITN FOR IT V N EWS/IT V
BBC A M ER ICA /BBC TH R EE
SOUTHCLIFFE Tony Grisoni, Sean Durkin, Peter Carlton, Derrin Schlesinger WA R P FILMS/CH A N N EL 4
THE LEE RIGBY TRIAL: ITV GRANADA REPORTS Production Team IT V GR A NA DA/IT V
RE A LIT Y A N D CO NST RU CT ED FACT UA L
THE BIG REUNION Production Team POTATO FOR IT V STU DIOS/IT V2
SHI V ER /A L JA ZEER A ENGLISH/IT V
THE DAY KENNEDY DIED Leslie Woodhead, Lorraine McKechnie, Sue Summers FIN ESTR IPE PRODUCTIONS/IT V
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DRAGON’S DEN Ceri Aston, Steven Handley, Paul Newton, Helen Lagoe
SI N G LE D O CU M EN TA RY**
BBC ENTERTA INM ENT PRODUCTION SA LFOR D/BBC T WO
GOGGLEBOX Tania Alexander, Paul Broadbent, Chantal Boyle, Stephen Lambert
THE MURDER TRIAL Nick Holt, Marina Parker, Kate Barker, Ben Brown W IN DFA LL FILMS/CH A N N EL 4
STU DIO LA M BERT/CH A N N EL 4
THE UNDATEABLES Luke Sewell, Sarah Spencer, Amelia Hann, Liz Warner
THE UNSPEAKABLE CRIME: RAPE Sara Hardy, Blue Ryan, Emma Hindley, Gwyn Jones GOLD STA R PRODUCTIONS/BBC ON E
BETT Y T V/CH A N N EL 4 ** Given in honour of Robert Flaherty
SIT UATI O N CO M EDY
AN ADVENTURE IN SPACE AND TIME Mark Gatiss, Matt Strevens, Terry McDonough, Caroline Skinner
COUNT ARTHUR STRONG Steve Delaney, Graham Linehan, Richard Boden
BBC CYM RU WA LES/BBC A M ER ICA /BBC T WO
CO -PRODUCTION/BBC T WO
R ETORT/KOM EDI A/DELIGHTFU L IN DUSTR I ES
HIM & HER: THE WEDDING Kenton Allen, Stefan Golaszewski, Lyndsay Robinson, Richard Laxton
ZEPPOTRON/CH A N N EL 4
BIG TA LK PRODUCTIONS/BBC TH R EE
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BLACK MIRROR: BE RIGHT BACK Barney Reisz, Charlie Brooker, Owen Harris, Annabel Jones
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SI N G LE D R A M A
COMPLICIT Guy Hibbert, Niall MacCormick, Kevin Toolis, Jolyon Symonds
R ETORT ( PA RT OF FR EM A NTLEM EDI A U K)/
M A N Y R I V ER FILMS/CH A N N EL 4
CH A N N EL 4
THE WIPERS TIMES David Parfitt, Andy de Emmony, Ian Hislop, Nick Newman TR A DEM A R K FILMS/BBC T WO
THE IT CROWD Graham Linehan, Richard Boden
TOAST OF LONDON Kate Daughton, Arthur Mathews, Matt Berry, Michael Cumming OBJECTI V E PRODUCTIONS/CH A N N EL 4
SOA P A N D CO N TI N U I N G DRA M A
SPECIA LIST FACT UA L***
DAVID ATTENBOROUGH’S NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM ALIVE 3D David Attenborough, Anthony Geffen, Mike Davis, Dan Smith COLOSSUS PRODUCTIONS/SKY 3D
CASUALTY Production Team BBC DR A M A PRODUCTIONS WA LES/BBC ON E
MARTIN LUTHER KING AND THE MARCH ON WASHINGTON John Akomfrah, Lina Gopaul, David Lawson
IT V STU DIOS/IT V
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RICHARD III: THE KING IN THE CAR PARK Simon Young, Julian Ware, Louise Osmond
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SMOK ING DOGS FILMS/BBC T WO
CORONATION STREET Production Team
DA R LOW SMITHSON/CH A N N EL 4
EASTENDERS Production Team BBC DR A M A PRODUCTIONS LON DON/BBC ON E
THE STORY OF THE JEWS Production Team OX FOR D FILM A N D TELEVISION/BBC T WO
HOLBY CITY Production Team BBC DR A M A PRODUCTIONS LON DON/BBC ON E *** Given in honour of Sir Huw Wheldon OBE
SP O RT A N D LIVE E VEN T
SU PP O RT I N G ACTO R
BOLLYWOOD CARMEN LIVE Production Team BBC SPORTS/BBC TH R EE
DAVID BRADLEY Broadchurch IT V
GLASTONBURY 2013 Production Team BBC MUSIC PRODUCTIONS/ BBC T WO
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BBC ON E
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JEROME FLYNN Ripper Street
THE ASHES 2013 – FIRST TEST, DAY FIVE Production Team BSK Y B, SK Y SPORTS/ SK Y SPORTS 2
RORY KINNEAR Southcliffe CH A N N EL 4
WIMBLEDON MEN’S FINAL Production Team BBC SPORTS/BBC ON E
NICO MIRALLEGRO The Village BBC ON E
SU PP O RTI N G ACT RESS
R A D I O TI M ES AU D I EN CE AWA RD BREAKING BAD
SHIRLEY HENDERSON Southcliffe BROADCHURCH
CH A N N EL 4
SARAH LANCASHIRE Last Tango In Halifax BBC ON E
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DOCTOR WHO: THE DAY OF THE DOCTOR
CLAIRE RUSHBROOK My Mad Fat Diary E4
GOGGLEBOX
THE GREAT BRITISH BAKE OFF NICOLA WALKER Last Tango In Halifax BBC ON E
All nominations correct at time of press.
THE JURIES Comedy And Comedy Entertainment Programme — Simon Spencer (chair) Matt Crook Angie de Chastelai Smith Helen Lederer Philip Morrow Marcus Mortimer Steve Nallon Victoria Pile Tom Poole Layla Smith
Entertainment Programme — Emma Westcott (chair) Greg Barnett Dominic Bird Alan Carr Andrew Jackson Adam Macdonald Fintan Maguire Fiona O’Sullivan Matt Pritchard Mark Scantelbury Jonathan Stadlen Matt Walton
Drama Series — Kate Phillips (chair) Ash Attalla Tim Corrie Tracy Forsyth Petra Fried Robert Glenister Lynn Horsford Ben Kellett Rob Pursey Karen Smith Chris Sussman
Factual Series — Brian Woods (chair) Simon Dickson Roger Graef Jezza Neumann Mark Roberts Siobhan Sinnerton Xoliswa Sithole Katy Thorogood Jessie Versluys Sarah Waldron
J U R I E S
— Neil Grant (chair) Kurt Barling Claire Burnett Charles Furneaux Tim Gardam Liz MacKean Alice Perman Samir Shah Kevin Sim Francine Stock Fiona Stourton
— Jane Hudson (chair) Andrew Billen Joe Evans Laura Hill Andrew Mackenzie Moira Ross Neale Simpson Nick Samwell Smith Will Spokes Bradley Walsh
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Current Affairs
Entertainment Performance
Features
Leading Actor
— Andrew Newman (chair) Murray Boland Peter Davey Paul Gilheany Sean Hancock Andy Mackenzie Anna Miralis Sue Murphy Ros Ponder Neal Simpson Jason Wells
— Anne Morrison (chair) Basi Akpabio Emma Benson Tom Brooke Moira Buffini Lucinda Coxon Shaun Dooley Deborah Findlay Caroline Goodall Michael Maloney Lindsay Shapero Antonia Thomas
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— James Dean (chair) Katy Brand Chris Carey Justin Davies Sian Harries Elliot Hegarty Denise Hicks Emma Kennedy Helen Williams
International — Patrick Keegan (chair) James Baker Robert Bernstein Georgia Brown Andrew Collins Kathryn Flett Emma Frost Justin Johnson Daran Little Stephen Mangan Claire Parker Diederick Santer John Yorke
Leading Actress — Jane Lush (chair) Jo Clinton-Davis Nick Elliott Mark Freeland Christine Gernon Lorraine Heggessey Lucy Lumsden Lesley Manville Jimmy Mulville Anne Robinson John Rushton Michael Smiley Rachel Springett
Male Performance In A Comedy Programme — Steven Moffat (chair) Katherine Allen Andy Auerbach Joe Dempsie Paterson Joseph Doon Mackichan Ben Preston Joanna Scanlan
Mini-series — Sarah Whitehead (chair) Christopher Aird Stephen Armstrong Katie Baxendale Antonia Hurford-Jones Charlie Hampton Manda Levin Euros Lyn Neil Midgley Richard Stokes Liz Trubridge
News Coverage — Steve Gowans (chair) Andy Bell Simon Bucks Vikki Cook Neil Dunwoodie Robin Elias Ed Fraser Rhodri Jones Diana Martin Cristina Nicolotti Squires Tim Singleton James Stephenson
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J U R I E S
Female Performance In A Comedy Programme
Adam Tandy Russell Tovey Richard Yee
THE JURIES Reality And Constructed Factual — Ade Rawcliffe (chair) Sam Bickley Sumi Connock David Dehaney Phil Edgar-Jones Helen Hawken Liz Mills Jamie O’Leary Mark Raphael Sebastian Scott Kate Teckman Jes Wilkins
— Graham Stuart (chair) Mark Chapman Robert Charles Andrew Clement Brendan Henry Phil Heyes Andrew Hornett Syeda Irtizaali Simon Pizey
Soap And Continuing Drama — Patrick Keegan (chair) Emma Cox Gill Cresswell Tim Key Keith Richardson Alison Slade Louise Sutton Alice Troughton Katharine Way
Single Drama
Specialist Factual
— Krishnendu Majumdar (chair) Eva Birthistle Ruth Caleb Justin Chadwick Chris Chibnal Andy Harries Simon Heath Amanda Jenks Robert Jones Marc Munden Manjinder Virk Hal Vogel
— Richard Boden (chair) Bill Broomfield David Clews Anita Lowenstein Emma Morgan James Rogan Lisa Sargood Gill Tierney Tim Waddell Peter Wyles
Supporting Actor — Neil Grant (chair) David Aukin Chris Curtis Michael Harrowes Lenny Henry Lucy Kirkwood Philippa Lowthorpe Simon Kossoff Nick Murphy Michael Samuels Derek Wax
Supporting Actress — John Willis (chair) Helen Anderson Mick Ford Gwyneth Hughes Daniel Kaluuya Philippa Lowthorpe Emma Morgan Andy Pryor Fay Ripley
J U R I E S
— Olivia Lichtenstein (chair) Anita Anand Helena Appio Dimitri Doganis Brian Hill Stephen Lambert Ursula Macfarlane Debbie Manners Laurence Rees Penny Woolcock
Sport And Live Event
— Krishnendu Majumdar (chair) Darren Boyd Amelia Bullmore Anthony Caveney Navin Chowdhry Boyd Hilton Debbie Isitt Dan Maier Izzy Mant Sally Phillips Georgia Pritchett David Schneider Martin Trenaman
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script, but the whole package was wonderful to do. That sticks out.” She takes a brief pause, followed again by that infectious laugh that’s never far away. “And then Mrs Overall, of course.” Her tone turns a bit more wistful. “Can I also say theatre? Then I’d say All My Sons and A Fool For Love at the National Theatre. A Fool For Love was back in the 1980s… Those are things that really stand out in my head. I liked working at the National – I’d like to work there again at some point if something came along.” Beyond treading the boards back on the NT stage, is there anything else on her career wish list she’d like to fulfil?
“I’ve never been very career-minded. I was hugely ambitious when I first got into the business. But ambitious to act, not to be famous.”
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ven the merest suggestion of being a lofty pillar of the show business establishment makes Julie Walters burst out laughing. “I don’t think I’ll ever be that!” But surely that’s what being made a BAFTA Fellow means? This time, a warm smile: “I don’t think of it like that. It’s to do with my work and that’s just so rewarding. It means a huge amount. BAFTA has been very good to me over the years. In terms of awards, it’s really the most important, isn’t it? It’s fantastic.” Trying to summarise Walters’ career is a difficult task purely because her CV is so extensive and varied. Taking in everything from her iconic Mrs Overall to portrayals of real-life heroes, such as Mo Mowlam, her career highlights reel on Awards night is going to be a mighty impressive one. Or cringe-inducing if you’re the subject. “I don’t particularly like seeing that sort of thing. I don’t know why,” Walters laughs. “I’m always like, ‘Oh gawd, no, don’t pick that clip!’ I’ve had a couple of those lifetime ones and you see it all and you’re all, ‘Oh, noooooo!’ It is fascinating as well, of course, to see what’s chosen.” When asked what moments she would select if she was doing the retrospective showreel for herself, Walters immediately thinks of one project in particular. “Mo is one of the things recently that stands out as a career highlight,” she says. “It was a challenge and she was an amazing woman. It was a fantastic
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Mo (2010)
SELECT TELEO G R A PHY The Hollow Crown
2012
The Jury II
2011
Mo
2010
A Short Stay In Switzerland
2009
Filth: The Mary Whitehouse Story
2008
The Ruby In The Smoke
2006
Ahead Of The Class
2005
The Canterbury Tales – The Wife Of Bath
2003
Murder
2002
Strange Relations
2001
Oliver Twist
1999
A C A D E M Y
1996
Jake’s Progress
1995
Pat And Margaret
1994
Wide-eyed And Legless
1993
All Day Breakfast
1992
G.B.H.
1991
Talking Heads – Her Big Chance
1988
Victoria Wood: As Seen On TV
1985–1987
The Secret Diary Of Adrian Mole Aged 13 ¾
1985
Love And Marriage
1984
Boys From The Blackstuff
1982
Wood And Walters
1981–1982
BBC2 Playhouse – Days At The Beach
1981
Empire Road
1979
Second City Firsts
1975
The Secret Diary Of Adrian Mole Aged 13 ¾ (1985)
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Dinnerladies 1998–2000 Brazen Hussies
“No, not really,” she says. “I’ve never been like that, never been very career-minded. I’m not ambitious in that sense. I mean, I was hugely ambitious when I first got into the business. Hugely. But I was ambitious to act, not to be famous, which seems to be much more of a thing these days.” This grounded outlook is something that seems endemic in Walters’ make-up. Her outlook is very pragmatic – even to the point of acknowledging that an actor’s life tends to be at the mercy of the industry. “Oh, there isn’t a lot of choice, no matter what people say,” she explains. “What is out there is out there. Unless you write your own script, direct it and are in it, then you’re at the whim of the business. And from that point of view, I’ve had a lot of nice choices to make over the years. I’ve been very fortunate, I would say. You just do the work – acting a part is acting a part, whether it’s in a pub, at the National Theatre, in a film or in front of a television camera. It’s about the truth of it and that’s that. You do the work.” This theme comes up again when asked about playing a string of real-life figures in high-profile television dramas in recent years, including Mary Whitehouse in Filth: The Mary Whitehouse Story (2008), Dr Anne Turner in A Short Stay In Switzerland (2009) and, of course, Mo Mowlam in Mo (2010).
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It’s hard to imagine she ever got a bad review. “It’s best not to read good or bad ones,” she continues. “If it’s in theatre and a run goes on, I might read a really good one. I’ll save it for later. But you just have to do the work and ignore all the other stuff. Everybody’s always got opinions.” At least at these Awards, she knows she will hear one heck of a good review, whether she likes it or not. And it’s a safe bet, you will hear her laughing when she does…
BA F TA AWA RDS WO N 2010
Leading Actress – Mo (Television)
2004
Actress – The Canterbury Tales: The Wife Of Bath (Television)
2003
Actress – Murder (Television)
2003
Special Award
2002
Actress – My Beautiful Son (Television)
2001
Actress In A Supporting Role – Billy Elliot (Film)
1984
Actress – Educating Rita (Film)
N O M I N AT ED 2010
Leading Actress – A Short Stay In Switzerland (Television)
1999
Comedy Performance – Dinnerladies (Television)
1994
Actress – Wide-eyed And Legless (Television)
1992
Actress In A Supporting Role – Stepping Out (Film)
1988
Actress In A Leading Role – Personal Services (Film)
1987
Light Entertainment Performance – Victoria Wood As Seen On TV (Television)
1984
Most Promising Newcomer – Educating Rita (Film)
1983
Actress – Boys From The Blackstuff/Say Something Happened (Television)
F E L L O W S H I P
Wood And Walters (1981-1982)
Oliver Twist (1999)
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“There was a spate of real-life people to play,” she says, shaking her head at the suggestion that it could have been a conscious career choice. “I did three films on television – Mary Whitehouse, Anne Turner and then Mo. That was more about a fashion in television than any conscious choice on my part. I mean, they came along and I did choose to do them because they were very good scripts. But they were what was out there. People love to see real-life people being portrayed and as long as the script is good…” And if that’s not to their tastes, they can always track down Mamma Mia! for a sing-along, which has become a perennial television favourite since its release in 2008. “Well, that’s true!” she laughs. “Those popular musicals do crop up [on television], don’t they? They always roll them out at Christmas. It’s great that people want to see it.” So, is she looking forward to her big night at the British Academy Television Awards? This time, she gives a wry chuckle. “Yes and no,” she says. “Yes, because obviously it’s fantastic and they’re always exciting. It’s always lovely to get an award. And I know I’m going to get it! [Laughs] I haven’t got to sit there with everybody else, wondering whether I’m going up or not. Also, though, it’s daunting, because there’s a big spotlight on it and you’re commented on. You’re this and you’re that. You’re wearing this… There’s a nervousness about it as well.” It’s clear that Walters loves to act but is somewhat wary of the spotlight that comes with success. When prompted about what aspiring actors could learn from her career, she immediately singles out that aspect of show business. “Stay on the ground,” she states emphatically. “I’ll sound like a cliché, but don’t believe the hype. Stay true and see things for what they really are. And don’t read reviews! I learnt that the hard way.”
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44 o describe Priscilla Maria Veronica White, aka Cilla Black, as a national television treasure is something of an understatement. Although taking a well-earned rest from our screens for the past few years – she last fronted her own series, The Moment Of Truth, in 2001 – her legacy remains omnipresent. Guest host appearances on Loose Women, The Paul O’Grady Show and Never Mind The Buzzcocks, as well as numerous chat shows, are just the most recent additions to a career that now spans more than 50 years – no mean feat in the world of television – culminating in last year’s golden anniversary celebrations. Black’s 50 years in show business were deservedly marked in 2013 with her own one-off special, The One And Only
Cilla Black, co-hosted by long-time friend Paul O’Grady, which saw her fulfil a lifelong dream – to make a cameo in Coronation Street. In 2014, BAFTA winner Sheridan Smith will star as the singer-turned-television legend in an ITV drama called Cilla. Written by Mrs Biggs’ Jeff Pope, this three-parter depicts Black’s breakthrough years in the 1960s. The decade saw her signed by the legendary Brian Epstein and she notched up 17 consecutive Top 40 singles chart hits, including two number ones, ‘Anyone Who Had A Heart’ and ‘You’re My World’. “I started out as a singer,” says Black, speaking with that oh-so familiar Liverpudlian twang. “I’m really thrilled that Sheridan Smith is going to be playing me in a drama about my early life, because there’s a whole generation that doesn’t know that I sang.”
SELECT TELEO G R A PHY The One And Only Cilla Black
2013
Loose Women (guest presenter) 2009–2011 Soapstar Superstar
2006
Cilla’s Moment Of Truth 1998–2001 Blind Date 1985–2003 Surprise Surprise 1984–2001 Cilla’s World Of Comedy
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Cilla 1968–1979
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Blind Date (1985-2003)
Shortly after her second number one, Black was given her own variety show, simply titled Cilla, which ran until 1976. “I have always said television found me, I didn’t find television. As far back as Juke Box Jury, I was invited time and time again to be on the panel. Not only did they find my accent intriguing, but I was articulate enough to talk about the records. So it all stemmed from there. My first series was in black and white for the BBC and I was the youngest TV presenter-singer to present her own show at the time. The great Paul McCartney wrote ‘Step Inside Love’ especially for me [and the show], which was incredible.” But it was perhaps in the 1980s and 90s that Black became the household name she is today with the launch of two shows that are now firmly ingrained into our television lexicon. Surprise Surprise (1983-1997), a wish fulfillment programme presented by Black and starring members of the public, ran for an impressive 14 series, while the often hilarious dating show, Blind Date (1985-2003), ran for a stunning 18 series (and 380 shows), earning “Our Graham” and co a BAFTA along the way in 1995. “My television career really took off during my attempts to promote one of my ‘Best Of…’ albums [in the early 1980s],” she explains. “I was going up and down the country to promote it, and I did the Wogan show. I stormed them apparently, and the late David Bell of LWT said, ‘Don’t do anything, even if you’re offered the world I’ll match it.’ Surprise Surprise was created specially for me. So I owe it all to Terry Wogan.” Sir Terry may have provided the launch pad, but it was Black’s own natural affability, thoroughly disarming charm and sharp wits that secured her position as one of Britain’s best-loved presenters. Her innate ability to put members of the general public at ease despite the glare of the camera allowed both shows to blossom and attract seven-figure viewing figures – although she has many great anecdotes where things didn’t go quite to plan, too. Her verbal dexterity and friendly rapport all stem from her Merseyside roots, she says.
Cilla (1968-1979)
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Cilla Live (2004)
S P E C I A L
“That’s a Liverpudlian thing, I think,” she remarks. “We are very quick-witted. I love ordinary people actually. I’m not very good with stars. I can do all that kissing on both cheeks and all the rest of it, but I’m not very luvvie at all. So Blind Date and Surprise Surprise were tailor-made for me… In the early days, I would get some incredible responses. They often didn’t know who I was and I’d have to go through the embarrassment of telling them. Sometimes they didn’t even know they were being filmed. Maybe it was down to me; maybe I just made them feel like they were at home. Of course, it made for great television.” She continues: “I think I take after my mother. My mother was more well-known in Liverpool than I was. She was very outgoing. She was a market lady and had a second-hand stall. The first time I went back home, when ‘You’re My World’ was number one, this person shouted out from the other side of the street, ‘You can sing, but you’re not a patch on your mother.’ I think she thought she was insulting me, but in a way it was great. It actually made me very proud.” If they weren’t already, Black’s family has good reason to be proud of her now, as she collects one of BAFTA’s highest honours. “It’s wonderful,” she says. “I’ve got one BAFTA before, but I really didn’t appreciate it then. It was for Blind Date and I was winning awards for everything. But with
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“I’ve lived a very charmed life, both in my personal life and in show business.”
this award, I’m really honoured that BAFTA has recognised my contribution to television. I’m really very flattered.” Black remains perhaps everyone’s favourite onscreen ‘auntie’, and shines whenever the television cameras are pointed at her. Yet, it is also a surprise to learn that a shyness lies beneath that consummate professional exterior. Asked what advice she would give to her teenage self, Black thinks for a moment before answering. “I don’t know. I’ve lived a very charmed life, both in my personal life and in show business. Everything I touched seemed to turn to gold. Maybe to be more confident. I was confident, but even now I’m better with an audience than with a group of friends. I still have trepidation when I walk into a crowded room. I’ve got so much confidence on the telly, live television as well, but it’s my one bugbear: to get over my shyness when I walk into a room.” The room in question this time, of course, is the Theatre Royal, where more than 1,600 guests and millions of viewers at home will watch her collect the Special Award and Black will naturally be the centre of attention once more. But she will take it all in her stride, as she has so many times before – as her star turn alongside Lily Savage (O’Grady) and Barbara Windsor at the 2001 Royal Variety Performance wonderfully illustrates. Fate, destiny, luck, whatever you want to call it, has led her to this moment. It’s all a long way from working as a coat-check girl at the famous Cavern club in Liverpool, a favoured venue of the Beatles, in the 1950s. “I was just in the right place at the right time,” she concludes, “and I had a certain amount of luck. Of course, I had the Beatles, and I was happy to ride on their coat tails. Brian Epstein, the Beatles and me. I was quite happy with that. But you have to get up there and do it to sustain it.” There’s no arguing she’s done just that.
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THE FULL SPECTRUM A Photographic Essay by Chris Floyd The beauty of television is that it truly offers something for everyone, eliciting a multiplicity of emotions from side-splitting humour to shocking truth. This photographic essay captures the breadth of entertainment that television offers and features a range of British artists and crafts people who have illuminated our screens over the past year.
PAU L DAVI ES
N ATA LI E D O R M ER
J U LI E H ESM O N D H A LG H
RO RY K I N N E A R
D EN N IS K ELLY
A D EEL A K HTA R L AU R A CA R M I CH A EL
CA RO LI N E FL ACK
SI M O N BI RD
H ELEN M C CRO RY
SI R DAVI D AT TEN BO RO U G H
C H, C B E
K RISH N A N G U RU - M U RTHY DYN A M O
J O D I E WH IT TA K ER AND
A N D RE W BU CH A N
SUSA N N A REI D
STEPH EN D I LL A N E
TO M BU RK E
TESS DA LY
D O M I N I C WEST
ESSAY CREDITS
Stephen Dillane BAFTA-winner Dillane’s output in the past year include Game Of Thrones and The Tunnel. He wears: burgundy blazer – Cerruti 1881; navy shirt and black trousers – Kenneth Cole; navy suede tie – Topman; brown lace
Adeel Akhtar
ups – Kurt Geiger.
In the past year, Akhtar’s star turns have included Utopia, Trollied and The Tunnel. He wears: blue trench – Burberry;
Natalie Dormer
lemon shirt and light blue trousers – Topman; beige shoes
Dormer’s credits for the year include Elementary and
– H&M (hm.com).
Game Of Thrones. She wears: black cropped top and blue leather skirt – Topshop (topshop.com); green strappy
Sir David Attenborough CH, CBE
heels – Dune (dunelondon.com).
The legendary broadcaster, naturalist, former controller of BBC Two and BAFTA Fellow’s recent output includes
Dynamo
Micro Monsters 3D, David Attenborough’s Natural History
Steven Frayne, aka Dynamo, mesmerised the masses once
Museum Alive 3D and Africa. He wears his own clothes.
again with the third series of his Dynamo: Magician Impossible show (nominated in the Entertainment Programme
Simon Bird
category). He wears: shirt and tie – Kenneth Cole.
The BAFTA-nominated co-writer and star of Chickens
E S S A Y
Caroline Flack The X Factor behind-the-scenes presenter wears: orange
Andrew Buchan
cut out shirt – Topshop; orange skirt – H&M; black/
The star of crime drama Broadchurch, nominated four
yellow stilettos – Kurt Geiger.
times at this year’s Awards, wears: green blazer and checked polo shirt – Topman; blue trousers – Just Cavalli;
Krishnan Guru-Murthy
navy lace-ups – Kurt Geiger (kurtgeiger.com).
Channel 4 News anchor for more than 15 years, Guru-Murthy is part of the team nominated for coverage
Tom Burke
of the Egypt Military Coup. He wears his own clothes.
One of the new generation of Musketeers, Burke wears: burgundy blazer – Topman; shirt – DKNY; pink trousers
Julie Hesmondhalgh
– H&M; brown brogues – Kurt Geiger.
The departure of Hesmondhalgh’s character, Hayley Cropper, from Coronation Street was one of 2013’s biggest
Laura Carmichael
soap shocks. She wears: dress – Pied a Terre; blue satin
The actress who plays Lady Edith Crawley in the
stilettos – Paul Andrew.
BAFTA-winning Downton Abbey wears: black and white long bomber – YAS; mustard shorts – Topshop.
Dennis Kelly The Utopia creator and BAFTA-nominated writer wears:
Tess Daly
navy checked suit jacket, trousers and pink hankerchief –
The co-presenter of Strictly Come Dancing, which recently
New & Lingwood; navy waistcoat – Simon Carter;
was bestowed the Special Award at the Television
brown brogues – Russell & Bromley; black-rimmed
Craft Awards, wears: black blouse – House of Fraser;
glasses – Jil Sander.
black/yellow trousers – DKNY; black mid heels – Dune; make-up by Alice Theobald at Joy Goodman.
Rory Kinnear Nominated for Supporting Actor for his role in Southcliffe,
Paul Davies
Kinnear’s recent output also includes sitcom Count Arthur
Hardly any sporting event broadcast on the BBC in the
Strong. He wears: navy three-piece dinner suit – Simon
past decade has happened without executive producer
Carter; coral shirt – Kenneth Cole; brown brogues –
Davies’ involvement. He wears his own clothes.
Russell & Bromley (russellandbromley.co.uk). (cont. over)
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wears: suit, shirt and tie – Kenneth Cole; shoes – H&M.
ESSAY CREDITS
Jodie Whittaker Beth Latimer in the BAFTA-nominated Broadchurch, Whittaker has also appeared in new drama The Smoke. She wears: blue dress – Tibi (fenwick.co.uk); grey block heels – Aldo (aldoshoes.com).
Helen McCrory
—
McCrory’s credits for the past 12 months include comedy
Kenneth Cole, New & Lingwood, Pied a Terre and YAS all from
Inside No 9 and the BAFTA-winning Peaky Blinders. She
House of Fraser
wears: white jacket dress – Tiger of Sweden; orange heels
www.houseoffraser.co.uk
– Paul Andrew; art deco earrings – Wallis (wallis.co.uk); gold bangle – Topshop.
Shoot Producer: Janette Dalley
Susanna Reid
Shoot stylist: Clare Lazaro, at Angeli & Co
The former presenter of BBC Breakfast for more than
www.angeliandco.com/stylists/clare-lazaro
a decade and now the face of Good Morning Britain wears: digital print dress – Pied a Terre.
Hair and make-up services generously provided by M . A .C Cosmetics and Mark Hill
Dominic West West has received a Leading Actor nomination for his
Shot at Holborn Studios
portrayal of Richard Burton in Burton And Taylor this
www.holbornstudios.com
year. He wears: suit – New & Lingwood; shirt and tie – Kenneth Cole; black brogues – Dune.
Additional portraits from this photo essay will feature on bafta.org
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IN MEMORIAM
Journalist 23 July 1966 — 24 November 2013
Brian Barr
Alan Bridges
Documentary Filmmaker 21 November 1942 — 29 October 2013
Director 28 September 1927 — 07 December 2013
Christopher Barry
Richard Broke
Director 20 September 1925 — 07 February 2014
Producer 02 December 1943 — 14 April 2014
Jack Alexander
Alexandra Bastedo
Henry Bromell
Entertainer 11 November 1935 — 02 November 2013
Actress 09 March 1946 — 12 January 2014
Producer 19 September 1947 — 18 March 2013
John Amis
Paul Bhattacharjee
Joyce Brothers
Broadcaster, Music Critic 17 June 1922 — 01 August 2013
Actor 04 May 1960 — 12 July 2013
Television Personality 20 October 1927 — 13 May 2013
David Anderson
Antonia Bird
Richard Bull
Assistant Director, Producer 17 September 1940 — 04 August 2013
Director 27 May 1951 — 24 October 2013
Actor 26 June 1924 — 03 February 2014
Rona Anderson
Karen Black
Dennis Burkley
Actress 03 August 1926 — 23 July 2013
Actress 01 July 1939 — 08 August 2013
Actor 10 September 1945 — 14 July 2013
Michael Ansara
Eddie Braben
Ray Butt
Actor 15 April 1922 — 31 July 2013
Screenwriter 31 October 1930 — 21 May 2013
Producer, Director 25 June 1935 — 12 July 2013
Allan Arbus
Marc Breaux
Sid Caesar
Photographer, Actor 15 February 1918 — 19 April 2013
Choreographer 03 November 1924 — 19 November 2013
Actor 08 September 1922 — 12 February 2014
Mick Aston
David Brenner
John Cain
Archaeologist 01 July 1946 — 24 June 2013
Comedian, Writer, Producer 04 February 1936 — 15 March 2014
Executive 02 April 1924 — 12 April 2013
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The following pages honour the esteemed contribution to the television industry by those committed individuals who have sadly died in the last 12 months. To learn more about their many achievements, visit bafta.org/heritage/inmemoryof
M E M O R I A M
Anwar Brett
Actor 27 November 1945 — 31 December 2013
I N
James Avery
M E M O R I A M
Duncan Dallas
Dennis Farina
Editor, Sound Editor 02 November 1938 — 09 May 2013
Producer 27 October 1940 — 11 April 2014
Actor 29 February 1944 — 22 July 2013
Christopher Chataway
Peter Davalle
Susan Fitzgerald
Broadcaster 31 January 1931 — 19 January 2014
Journalist 06 June 1925 — 25 October 2013
Actress 28 May 1949 — 09 September 2013
John Cole
Nigel Davenport
Alison Ford
Journalist, Political Editor 23 November 1927 — 07 November 2013
Actor 23 May 1928 — 25 October 2013
Editor 07 September 1967 — 02 July 2013
Alan Coleman
Mick Deane
Steve Forrest
Producer, Director 28 December 1936 — 10 December 2013
Cameraman 24 September 1951 — 14 August 2013
Actor 29 September 1925 — 18 May 2013
David Coleman
Jeffery Dench
John Fortune
Broadcaster, Commentator 26 April 1926 — 21 December 2013
Actor 29 April 1928 — 27 March 2014
Actor, Satirist 30 June 1939 — 31 December 2013
Lewis Collins
Felix Dexter
Peter Frank
Actor 27 May 1946 — 27 November 2013
Actor, Comedian 26 July 1961 — 18 October 2013
Broadcaster, Political Scientist 06 May 1934 — 21 November 2013
Joe Conley
Clarissa Dickson Wright
Sir David Frost
Actor 03 March 1928 — 07 July 2013
Chef, Presenter 24 June 1947 — 15 March 2014
Broadcaster, Executive, Producer 07 April 1939 — 31 August 2013
Jeanne Cooper
Rupert Dilnott-Cooper
James Gandolfini
Actress 25 October 1928 — 08 May 2013
Executive 01 January 1954 — 20 May 2013
Actor 18 September 1961 — 19 June 2013
Polly Coupland
Komla Dumor
Peaches Geldof
Production Manager 06 November 1955 — 30 December 2013
Presenter, Journalist 03 October 1972 — 18 January 2014
Presenter, Writer 13 March 1989 — 07 April 2014
Addison Cresswell
James Ellis
Murray Gershenz
Comedy Agent 28 June 1960 — 23 December 2013
Actor 15 March 1931 — 08 March 2014
Actor 12 May 1922 — 28 August 2013
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David Campling
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Lisa Robin Kelly
Journalist, Broadcaster 26 May 1946 — 05 January 2014
Actress 05 March 1970 — 14 August 2013
Jim Goddard
John Horsley
Jean Kent
Director, Designer, Painter 02 February 1936 — 17 June 2013
Actor 21 July 1920 — 12 January 2014
Actress 29 June 1921 — 30 November 2013
Gary David Goldberg
Bob Hoskins
Annette Kerr
Director, Writer, Producer 25 June 1944 — 22 June 2013
Actor 26 October 1942 — 29 April 2014
Actress 02 July 1920 — 23 September 2013
Michael Grigsby
Barry Jackson
Gail Kobe
Filmmaker 07 June 1936 — 12 March 2013
Actor 29 March 1938 — 05 December 2013
Actress, Producer 19 March 1932 — 01 August 2013
Julie Harris
David Jacobs CBE
Greg Kramer
Actress 02 December 1925 — 24 August 2013
Presenter 19 May 1926 — 02 September 2013
Actor 1961 — 08 April 2013
Dominick Harrod
Paul Jenkins
Saul Landau
Broadcaster 21 August 1941 — 04 August 2013
Actor 02 August 1938 — 01 July 2013
Filmmaker 15 January 1936 — 09 September 2013
Hans Hass
Christopher Jones
Bob Larbey
Marine Biologist, Writer, Director 23 January 1919 — 16 June 2013
Actor 18 August 1941 — 31 January 2014
Writer 24 June 1934 — 31 March 2014
Jocelyn Hay
Kenneth Jones
Tom Laughlin
Broadcaster, Campaigner 30 July 1927 — 21 January 2014
Actor 20 February 1930 — 13 February 2014
Actor 10 August 1931 — 12 December 2013
Barbara Hicks
Michael J Kagan
Ed Lauter
Actress 12 August 1924 — 06 September 2013
Producer 16 July 1926 — 10 November 2013
Actor 30 October 1938 — 16 October 2013
Joe Hobbs
Fay Kanin
Anthony Lawrence
Military Costume Designer 14 November 1961 — 27 December 2013
Screenwriter 09 May 1917 — 27 March 2013
Journalist, Broadcaster 12 August 1912 — 24 September 2013
M E M O R I A M
Simon Hoggart
Producer 29 May 1917 — 13 July 2013
I N
Leslie Gilliat
OBE
M E M O R I A M I N
Mario Machado
Don Mitchell
Actor 09 August 1963 — 23 November 2013
Actor 22 April 1935 — 04 May 2013
Actor 17 March 1943 — 08 December 2013
Elmore Leonard
Angus MacKay
Édouard Molinaro
Novelist, Screenwriter 11 October 1925 — 20 August 2013
Actor 15 July 1926 — 08 June 2013
Director, Screenwriter 13 May 1928 — 07 December 2013
Harry Lewis
Christopher Malcolm
Cory Monteith
Actor 01 April 1920 — 09 June 2013
Actor 19 August 1946 — 15 February 2014
Actor 11 May 1982 — 13 July 2013
Jon Leyne
Derek Martinus
Carys Morgan
Foreign Correspondent 28 February 1958 — 27 July 2013
Director 04 April 1931 — 27 March 2014
Producer 21 December 1984 — 21 April 2013
Carlo Lizzani
Richard Matheson
Cliff Morgan CVO, OBE
Director, Screenwriter, Critic 03 April 1922 — 05 October 2013
Author, Screenwriter 20 February 1926 — 23 June 2013
Presenter, Executive 07 April 1930 — 29 August 2013
Roger Lloyd-Pack
Andy Matthews
Elaine Morgan OBE
Actor 08 February 1944 — 15 January 2014
Director, Producer 05 May 1956 — 12 January 2014
Writer 07 November 1920 — 12 July 2013
Olga Lowe
Iain McColl
Gerard Murphy
Actress 14 September 1919 — 02 September 2013
Actor 27 January 1954 — 04 July 2013
Actor 14 October 1948 — 26 August 2013
AC Lyles
Allan McKeown
Bernie Nolan
Producer 17 May 1918 — 27 September 2013
Producer 21 May 1946 — 24 December 2013
Singer, Actress 17 October 1960 — 04 July 2013
David Lyon
Ian McNaught-Davis
George Noordhof
Actor 16 May 1941 — 07 June 2013
Broadcaster 30 August 1929 — 10 February 2014
Producer 19 February 1922 — 17 November 2013
Richard Lyon
Briony McRoberts
Ken Norton
Actor 08 October 1934 — 16 October 2013
Actress 10 February 1957 — 17 July 2013
Actor 09 August 1943 — 18 September 2013
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Jay Leggett
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Sir Run Run Shaw
Actor 01 September 1948 — 21 March 2014
Producer, Executive 23 November 1907 — 07 January 2014
Eleanor Parker
Mary Riggans
Mel Smith
Actress 26 June 1922 — 09 December 2013
Actress 19 July 1935 — 02 December 2013
Actor, Writer, Director 03 December 1952 — 19 July 2013
Diana Parry
Harry Ritchie
Jean Stapleton
Casting Director 26 November 1927 — 26 January 2014
Production Buyer 30 January 1934 — 22 June 2013
Actress 19 January 1923 — 31 May 2013
Bob Patience
Joseph Ruskin
Graham Stark
Producer 27 June 1942 — 16 March 2013
Actor 14 April 1924 — 28 December 2013
Actor 20 January 1922 — 29 October 2013
Bill Pertwee MBE
Otto Sander
Stan Stennett
Actor 21 July 1926 — 27 May 2013
Actor 30 June 1941 — 12 September 2013
Actor 30 July 1925 — 26 November 2013
Arnold Peters
Richard Sarafian
Bert Stern
Actor 03 June 1925 — 11 May 2013
Director 28 April 1930 — 18 September 2013
Photographer, Filmmaker 03 October 1929 — 26 June 2013
Ted Post
Lou Scheimer
Mike Stuart
Director 31 March 1918 — 20 August 2013
Producer 19 October 1928 — 17 October 2013
Animation Director 22 September 1933 — 06 May 2013
Nosher Powell
August Schellenberg
Michael Sullivan
Stuntman, Actor 15 August 1928 — 20 April 2013
Actor 25 July 1936 — 15 August 2013
Broadcaster, Journalist 15 March 1937 — 28 May 2013
Franca Rame
Lorenzo Semple Jr
Gavin Taylor
Actress, Writer 18 July 1928 — 29 May 2013
Screenwriter 27 March 1923 — 28 March 2014
Director 1942 — 12 June 2013
Ian Rawnsley
Paul Shane
James S Thompson
Production Designer 19 December 1940 — 06 August 2013
Actor, Comedian 19 June 1940 — 16 May 2013
Production Designer 06 July 1973 — 09 December 2013
M E M O R I A M
James Rebhorn
Actress 10 August 1939 — 30 March 2014
I N
Kate O’Mara
M E M O R I A M I N
Paul Walker
John Wilson
Actor 01 February 1984 — 19 August 2013
Actor 12 September 1973 — 30 November 2013
Animator 07 August 1919 — 20 June 2013
Richard Thorp
Marcia Wallace
Mike Winters
Actor 02 January 1932 — 22 May 2013
Actress 01 November 1942 — 25 October 2013
Comedian 15 November 1930 — 24 August 2013
Audrey Totter
Bill Wallis
Aubrey Woods
Actress 20 December 1917 — 12 December 2013
Actor 20 November 1936 — 06 September 2013
Actor 09 April 1928 — 07 May 2013
Sue Townsend
John Warwick
Katherine Woodville
Writer 02 April 1946 — 10 April 2014
Cinematographer 27 July 1948 — 06 November 2013
Actress 04 December 1938 — 05 June 2013
Barbara Trentham
Ron Weaver
Olwen Wymark
Actress 27 August 1944 — 02 August 2013
Producer 09 June 1937 — 09 May 2013
Screenwriter, Playwright 14 February 1932 — 14 June 2013
Robert Trotter
Christopher Evan Welch
Patrice Wymore
Actor 07 March 1930 — 12 August 2013
Actor 28 September 1965 — 02 December 2013
Actress 17 December 1926 — 22 March 2014
Anne Valery
Geoffrey Wheeler
Cy Young
Actress, Screenwriter 24 February 1926 — 29 April 2013
Presenter, Producer 24 September 1930 — 30 December 2013
Film Researcher, Editor, Former Governor of the BFI 05 December 1941 — 12 October 2013
Tom Vernon
Alan Whicker CBE
Writer, Broadcaster 23 April 1939 — 11 September 2013
Journalist, Broadcaster 02 August 1925 — 12 July 2013
Edward Vincent
Harold Whitaker
Consultant, Writer 11 November 1921 — 15 September 2013
Animator 05 June 1920 — 26 December 2013
Ralph Waite
Jerome Willis
Actor 22 June 1928 — 13 February 2014
Actor 23 October 1928 — 11 January 2014
Carmen Zapata Actress 15 July 1927 — 05 January 2014 The Academy has made every effort to compile an accurate In Memoriam listing of television practitioners between 20 April 2013 and 25 April 2014.
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Andrew Newman Chairman, Television Committee
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— Richard Boden James Dean Neil Grant Olivia Lichtenstein Krishnendu Majumdar Simon Spencer Graham Stuart Brian Woods
— Nik Powell Chairman Pippa Harris Deputy Chairman — David Arnold Andrew Curtis Christopher Figg Justin Johnson Luke Parker Bowles Kenith Trodd Clare Wise Penny Wolf
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