BAFTA Fellowship

BAFTA Fellowship
Awarded for	In recognition of outstanding achievement in the art forms of the moving image
Country	United Kingdom
Presented by	British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA)
First award	1971
Website	bafta.org

The BAFTA Fellowship, or the Academy Fellowship, is a lifetime achievement award presented by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) in recognition of "outstanding achievement in the art forms of the moving image". ^[1] The award is the highest honour the Academy can bestow, and has been awarded annually since 1971. ^{[2] [3]}

Fellowship recipients have mainly been film directors, but some have been awarded to actors, film/television producers, cinematographers, film editors, screenwriters, and (since 2007) contributors to the video game industry. In 2002, Merchant Ivory Productions became the first organisation to win the award. 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. In 2010, Shigeru Miyamoto became the first citizen of an Asian country to receive the award.

The inaugural recipient of the award was the filmmaker and producer Alfred Hitchcock. The award has been made posthumously to the comedy pair Morecambe and Wise in 1999, and to Stanley Kubrick, who died that year and was made a fellow in 2000. ^{[4] [5]}

Overall, 88 men have won the award, and 17 women. 2012 winner Rolf Harris is the only person to have had the award subsequently annulled.

Recipients

Alfred Hitchcock was the inaugural winner in 1971.

Charlie Chaplin won in 1976.

Sir Laurence Olivier won in 1976.

Sir David Attenborough in 1980

Steven Spielberg in 1986

Sir John Gielgud in 1992

Dame Maggie Smith won in 1996.

Woody Allen won in 1997.

Stanley Kubrick won in 2000.

Dame Judi Dench won in 2001.

Sir Anthony Hopkins won in 2008.

Martin Scorsese won in 2012.

Dame Helen Mirren won in 2014.

Mike Leigh won in 2015.

Mel Brooks won in 2017.

Thelma Schoonmaker won in 2019.

Ang Lee won 2021.

1970s

Year	Recipient	Profession	Nationality	Ref.
1971	Alfred Hitchcock	Filmmaker and producer	United Kingdom	[6]
1972	Freddie Young	Cinematographer	United Kingdom	[7]
1973	Grace Wyndham Goldie	Producer	United Kingdom	[7]
1974	David Lean	Filmmaker	United Kingdom	[8]
1975	Jacques Cousteau	Explorer / filmmaker	France	[7]
1976	Charlie Chaplin	Filmmaker / Actor	United Kingdom	[6]
	Laurence Olivier	Filmmaker / Actor	United Kingdom	[6]
1977	Denis Forman	Director [a]	United Kingdom	[7]
1978	Fred Zinnemann	Filmmaker	United States	[7]
1979	Lew Grade	Media proprietor	United Kingdom	[9]
	Huw Wheldon	Broadcaster / executive	United Kingdom	[7]

1980s

Year	Recipient	Profession	Nationality	Ref.
1980	David Attenborough	Broadcaster / naturalist	United Kingdom	[10]
	John Huston	Filmmaker / Actor	United States	[7]
1981	Abel Gance	Filmmaker / producer	France	[7]
	Michael Powell	Filmmaker [b]	United Kingdom	[11]
	Emeric Pressburger	Filmmaker [c]	United Kingdom   Hungary	[11]
1982	Andrzej Wajda	Filmmaker	Poland	[7]
1983	Richard Attenborough	Filmmaker / Actor	United Kingdom	[12]
1984	Hugh Greene	Journalist / television executive	United Kingdom	[7]
	Sam Spiegel	Film producer	Austria	[7]
1985	Jeremy Isaacs	Television producer / executive	United Kingdom	[7]
1986	Steven Spielberg	Filmmaker / producer	United States	[6]
1987	Federico Fellini	Filmmaker	Italy	[8]
1988	Ingmar Bergman	Filmmaker	Sweden	[8]
1989	Alec Guinness	Actor	United Kingdom	[7]

1990s

Year	Recipient	Profession	Nationality	Ref.
1990	Paul Fox	Television executive	United Kingdom	[7]
1991	Louis Malle	Director	France	[7]
1992	John Gielgud	Actor	United Kingdom	[13]
	David Plowright	Executive / producer	United Kingdom	[14]
1993	Sydney Samuelson	First British Film Commissioner	United Kingdom	[15]
	Colin Young	Film educatior [d]	United States	[7] [16]
1994	Michael Grade	Broadcast executive	United Kingdom	[7]
1995	Billy Wilder	Filmmaker	United States	[8]
1996	Jeanne Moreau	Actress / Filmmaker	France	[17]
	Ronald Neame	Cinematographer / Filmmaker	United Kingdom	[7]
	John Schlesinger	Filmmaker director	United Kingdom	[7]
	Maggie Smith	Actress	United Kingdom	[7]
1997	Woody Allen	Filmmaker	United States	[8]
	Steven Bochco	Producer / writer	United States	[7]
	Julie Christie	Actress	United Kingdom	[7]
	Oswald Morris	Cinematographer	United States	[7]
	Harold Pinter	Writer	United Kingdom	[18]
	David Rose	Songwriter / composer	United States	[7]
1998	Sean Connery	Actor	United Kingdom	[19]
	Bill Cotton	Producer / executive	United Kingdom	[20]
1999	Eric Morecambe	Television Comedian [e]	United Kingdom	[21]
	Ernie Wise	Television Comedian [f]	United Kingdom	[21]
	Elizabeth Taylor	Actress	United Kingdom	[6]

2000s

Year	Recipient	Profession	Nationality	Ref.
2000	Michael Caine	Actor	United Kingdom	[4]
	Stanley Kubrick	Filmmaker	United States	[4]
	Peter Bazalgette	Media expert	United Kingdom	[22]
2001	Albert Finney	Actor	United Kingdom	[23]
	John Thaw	Actor	United Kingdom	[24]
	Judi Dench	Actress	United Kingdom	[25]
2002	Warren Beatty	Filmmaker / Actor	United States	[26]
	Merchant Ivory Productions	Film Company [g]	—	[27]
	Andrew Davies	Author / screenwriter	United Kingdom	[6]
	John Mills	Actor	United Kingdom	[28]
2003	Saul Zaentz	Film Producer	United States	[29]
	David Jason	Television Actor	United Kingdom	[30]
2004	John Boorman	Filmmaker	United Kingdom	[31]
	Roger Graef	Filmmaker	United States	[32]
2005	John Barry	Film Composer	United Kingdom	[33]
	David Frost	Television presenter	United Kingdom	[6]
2006	David Puttnam	Film Producer	United Kingdom	[34]
	Ken Loach	Film / television director	United Kingdom	[35]
2007	Anne V. Coates	Film editor	United Kingdom	[36]
	Richard Curtis	Filmmaker	United Kingdom	[6]
	Will Wright	Games Designer [h]	United States	[37]
2008	Anthony Hopkins	Actor	United Kingdom	[6]
	Bruce Forsyth	Television presenter	United Kingdom	[38]
2009	Dawn French	Television actress / comedian [i]	United Kingdom	[6]
	Jennifer Saunders	Television actress / comedian [j]	United Kingdom	[6]
	Terry Gilliam	Filmmaker / comedian [k]	United Kingdom	[39]
	Nolan Bushnell	Games Engineer [l]	United States	[40]

2010s

Year	Recipient	Profession	Nationality	Ref.
2010	Vanessa Redgrave	Actress	United Kingdom	[41]
	Shigeru Miyamoto	Games designer at Nintendo [m]	Japan	[42]
	Melvyn Bragg	Television broadcaster	United Kingdom	[43]
2011	Christopher Lee	Actor	United Kingdom	[1] [44]
	Peter Molyneux	Games designer	United Kingdom	[45]
	Trevor McDonald	Television presenter	United Kingdom   Trinidad and Tobago	[46]
2012	Martin Scorsese	Filmmaker	United States	[47]
	Rolf Harris (rescinded) [n]	Television presenter	Australia	[48]
2013	Alan Parker	Filmmaker	United Kingdom	[49]
	Gabe Newell	Games developer [o]	United States	[50]
	Michael Palin	Actor / Comedian [p]	United Kingdom	[51]
2014	Helen Mirren	Actress	United Kingdom	[52]
	Rockstar Games	Games developer and publisher [q]	—	[53]
	Julie Walters	Actress	United Kingdom	[54]
2015	Mike Leigh	Filmmaker	United Kingdom	[55]
	David Braben	Games programmer and designer [r]	United Kingdom	[56]
	Jon Snow	Television presenter	United Kingdom	[57]
2016	Sidney Poitier	Actor	United States   Bahamas	[58]
	John Carmack	Games programmer / Engineer [s]	United States	[59]
	Ray Galton	Comedy writers	United Kingdom	[60]
	Alan Simpson		United Kingdom	[60]
2017	Mel Brooks	Filmmaker / Actor / Comedian	United States	[61]
	Joanna Lumley	Television actress	United Kingdom	[62]
2018	Ridley Scott	Filmmaker	United Kingdom	[63]
	Tim Schafer	Games designer [t]	United States	[64]
	Kate Adie	Television journalist	United Kingdom	[65]
2019	Thelma Schoonmaker	Film editor	United States	[66]
	Joan Bakewell	Television broadcaster	United Kingdom	[67]

2020s

Year	Recipient	Profession	Nationality	Ref.
2020	Kathleen Kennedy	Producer [u]	United States	[68]
	Hideo Kojima	Games designer [v]	Japan	[69]
2021	Siobhan Reddy	Games director [w]	United Kingdom	[70]
	Ang Lee	Filmmaker	Taiwan	[71]
2022	Billy Connolly	Television actor / comedian	United Kingdom	[72]
2023	Sandy Powell	Costume designer	United Kingdom	[73]
	Shuhei Yoshida	Games designer [x]	Japan	[74]
	Meera Syal	Television Actor / Writer	United Kingdom	[75]
2024	Samantha Morton	Actress	United Kingdom	[76]
	Floella Benjamin	Television presenter	United Kingdom	[77]
2025	Warwick Davis	Actor	United Kingdom	[78]
	Yoko Shimomura	Games composer	Japan	[79]
	Kirsty Wark	Television presenter	United Kingdom	[80]

Notes

1. then Chair of the British Film Institute and Granada Television
2. member of Powell and Pressburger
3. member of Powell and Pressburger
4. First director of the National Film and Television School
5. member of Morecambe and Wise
6. member of Morecambe and Wise
7. Founded by director James Ivory and producer Ismail Merchant; First organisation to win the award
8. co-founder of Maxis
9. member of French and Saunders
10. member of French and Saunders
11. member of Monty Python
12. founder of Atari, Inc.
13. most notable for the Super Mario and The Legend of Zelda series
14. (Harris's Fellowship was annulled on 30 June 2014 following his criminal conviction)
15. co-founder of Valve
16. member of Monty Python
17. most notable for the Grand Theft Auto series (accepted by Dan Houser, Sam Houser, Leslie Benzies, and Aaron Garbut)
18. founder of Frontier Developments
19. co-founder of id Software
20. founder of Double Fine
21. president of Lucasfilm since 2012
22. most notable for the Metal Gear series, founder of Kojima Productions
23. Media Molecule since 2009
24. former president of Sony Interactive Entertainment

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External links

• BAFTA official site Archived 22 September 2023 at the Wayback Machine
• Fellows of BAFTA Archived 28 July 2022 at the Wayback Machine
• Full List of BAFTA Fellows Archived 16 August 2023 at the Wayback Machine