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BAFTA Fellowship
DescriptionIn recognition of outstanding achievement in the art forms of the moving image
CountryUnited Kingdom
Presented byBritish Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA)
First awarded1971
WebsiteWebsite

The BAFTA Fellowship is a lifetime achievement award[1] presented by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) since 1971 "in recognition of outstanding achievement in the art forms of the moving image", and is the highest honour the Academy can bestow.[2][3][4] Fellowship recipients have been mainly film directors, but some have also been awarded to actors, film and television producers, cinematographers, film editors, screenwriters and (since 2007) to contributors to the video game industry. People from the United Kingdom dominate the list, but it includes over a dozen U.S. citizens and several from other countries in Europe, though none of the latter have been recognized since 1996. Shigeru Miyamoto, in 2010, became the first citizen of an Asian country to receive the award, and Rolf Harris the first from Australasia in 2012.

The inaugural recipient of the award was film-maker and producer Alfred Hitchcock. Twice the award has been made posthumously: to comedy pair Morecambe and Wise, recipients in 1999, and to Stanley Kubrick, who died that same year and was made a fellow in 2000.[5][6] The most recent recipient was artist and musician Rolf Harris in 2012.[7]

Fellowship Awards

Year Country of citizenship Fellow Notes Ref(s)
1971  United Kingdom Alfred Hitchcock in 1956 Alfred Hitchcock Filmmaker and producer [8]
1972  United Kingdom
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 		Freddie Young Cinematographer [9]
1973  United Kingdom
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 		Grace Wyndham Goldie Television producer [9]
1974  United Kingdom
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 		David Lean Filmmaker, producer, screenwriter and editor [10]
1975  France Jacques-Yves Cousteau in 1976 Jacques Cousteau Naval officer, explorer, ecologist and filmmaker [9]
1976  United Kingdom Charlie Chaplin, wearing a bowler hat Charlie Chaplin Filmmaker, actor, writer, director, producer, composer and editor [8]
1976  United Kingdom Laurence Olivier, facing to the right Laurence Olivier Actor, director and producer [8]
1977  United Kingdom
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 		Denis Forman Director and then Chair of the British Film Institute and Granada Television [9]
1978  United States
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 		Fred Zinnemann Film producer [9]
1979  United Kingdom
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 		Lew Grade Media proprietor [11]
1979  United Kingdom
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 		Huw Wheldon Broadcaster and executive [9]
1980  United Kingdom David Attenborough at the launch of Arkive David Attenborough Broadcaster and naturalist [12]
1980  United States John Huston in 1946 John Huston Actor, filmmaker and screenwriter [9]
1981  France Abel Gance by the Studio Harcourt Abel Gance Film director and producer [9]
1981  United Kingdom
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 		Michael Powell Film director and member of Powell and Pressburger [13]
1981  United Kingdom
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 		Emeric Pressburger Screenwriter, film director, producer and member of Powell and Pressburger [13]
1982  Poland Andrzej Wajda, Warsaw (Poland), April 2008 Andrzej Wajda Film director [9]
1983  United Kingdom Richard Attenborough Richard Attenborough Actor, film director and producer [14]
1984  United Kingdom
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 		Hugh Greene Journalist and television executive [9]
1984  Austria
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 		Sam Spiegel Film producer [9]
1985  United Kingdom
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 		Jeremy Isaacs Television producer and executive [9]
1986  United States Spielberg in 1999 Steven Spielberg Film director, screenwriter and film producer [8]
1987  Italy Federico Fellini Federico Fellini Film director [10]
1988  Sweden Ingmar Bergman examining a negative Ingmar Bergman Film director, writer and producer [10]
1989  United Kingdom Alec Guinness in 1973 Alec Guinness Actor [9]
1990  United Kingdom
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 		Paul Fox Television executive [9]
1991  France
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 		Louis Malle Film director [9]
1992  United Kingdom John Gielgud John Gielgud Actor and singer [15]
1992  United Kingdom
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 		David Plowright Television executive and producer [16]
1993  United Kingdom
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 		Sydney Samuelson First British Film Commissioner [17]
1993  United States
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 		Colin Young First director of the National Film and Television School [9][18]
1994  United Kingdom
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 		Michael Grade Broadcast executive [9]
1995  United States Billy Wilder (right) with Gloria Swanson, circa 1950 Billy Wilder Journalist, filmmaker, screenwriter and producer [10]
1996  France Jeanne Moreau in front of a red background, waving Jeanne Moreau Actress, screenwriter, director [19]
1996  United Kingdom Neame and Judy Garland on the set of I Could Go On Singing Ronald Neame Cinematographer, producer, screenwriter and director [9]
1996  United Kingdom
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 		John Schlesinger Film and stage director [9]
1996  United Kingdom Maggie Smith Maggie Smith Film, stage and television actress [9]
1997  United States Woody Allen Woody Allen Film director, screenwriter, actor and playwright [10]
1997  United States Steven Bochco and wife Barbara Bosson on the red carpet at the Emmys in 1994 Steven Bochco Television producer and writer [20]
1997  United Kingdom Julie Christie at the Guadalajara International Film Festival in 1997 Julie Christie Actress [9]
1997  United States
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 		Oswald Morris Cinematographer [9]
1997  United Kingdom
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 		Harold Pinter Playwright, screenwriter, actor and director [21]
1997  United States David Rose (third left) at the AFRS Radio Show David Rose Songwriter, composer and arranger [9]
1998  United Kingdom Sean Connery, 1999 Sean Connery Actor [22]
1998  United Kingdom
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 		Bill Cotton Television producer and executive [23]
1999  United Kingdom
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 		Eric Morecambe Television and stage actor, and member of Morecambe and Wise [24]
1999  United Kingdom
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 		Ernie Wise Television and stage actor, and member of Morecambe and Wise [24]
1999  United Kingdom Taylor photographed for Argentinean Magazine in 1947 Elizabeth Taylor Actress [8]
2000  United Kingdom Michael Caine Michael Caine Actor [5]
2000  United States Self-taken photograph of Stanley Kubrick Stanley Kubrick Filmmaker, screenwriter, producer and photographer [5]
2000  United Kingdom Peter Bazalgette Peter Bazalgette Media expert [25]
2001  United Kingdom
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 		Albert Finney Actor [26]
2001  United Kingdom
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 		John Thaw Actor [27]
2001  United Kingdom Judi Dench at the BAFTAs in 2007 Judi Dench Actress [28]
2002  United States Warren Beatty at the Academy Awards Warren Beatty Actor, producer, screenwriter and director [29]
2002
—
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 		Merchant Ivory Productions Film company founded by director James Ivory and producer Ismail Merchant [30]
2002  United Kingdom
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 		Andrew Davies Author and screenwriter [8]
2002  United Kingdom
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 		John Mills Actor [31]
2003  United States
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 		Saul Zaentz Film producer [32]
2003  United Kingdom
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 		David Jason Actor [33]
2004  United Kingdom John Boorman John Boorman Filmmaker [34]
2004  United States
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 		Roger Graef Criminologist and filmmaker [35]
2005  United Kingdom John Barry Composer [36]
2005  United Kingdom David Frost David Frost Writer, journalist and television presenter [8]
2006  United Kingdom David Puttnam David Puttnam Film producer [37]
2006  United Kingdom Ken Loach Ken Loach Film and television director [38]
2007  United Kingdom
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 		Anne V. Coates Film editor [39]
2007  United Kingdom Richard Curtis Richard Curtis Screenwriter, music producer, actor and film director [8]
2007  United States Will Wright speaking at South by Southwest Will Wright Video game designer and co-founder of the game development company Maxis [40]
2008  United Kingdom Hopkins at the Tuscan Sun Festival, Cortona, 2009 Anthony Hopkins Film, stage and television actor [8]
2008  United Kingdom Bruce Forsyth in a tuxedo Bruce Forsyth Television entertainer [41]
2009  United Kingdom Dawn French Dawn French Actress, writer, comedienne, member of French & Saunders [8]
2009  United Kingdom Jennifer Saunders Jennifer Saunders Actress, screenwriter, comedienne, member of French & Saunders [8]
2009  United Kingdom Gilliam at the 36th Deauville American Films Festival Terry Gilliam Writer, filmmaker, animator and member of Monty Python [42]
2009  United States Nolan Bushnell speaking in a coffee shop Nolan Bushnell Engineer, founder of Atari Inc. [43]
2010  United Kingdom At the "Stars In The Alley" concert in Shubert Alley in New York City on June 6, 2007 Vanessa Redgrave Actress [44]
2010  Japan Shigeru Miyamoto at the GDC 2007 Shigeru Miyamoto Nintendo video game designer, created the Mario and The Legend of Zelda series. [45]
2010  United Kingdom Melvyn Bragg speaking at the LSE. Melvyn Bragg Author and broadcaster [46]
2011  United Kingdom Lee in 2009 Christopher Lee Actor and musician [1][47]
2011  United Kingdom Peter Molyneux Game designer [48]
2011  United Kingdom
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 		Trevor McDonald TV newsreader and presenter [49]
2012  United States Scorsese in 2007 Martin Scorsese Film director and producer [50]
2012  Australia Harris in 2010 Rolf Harris Artist, musician and television presenter [7]

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