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BAFTA Awards: 1988

BAFTA Film Award

Best Film


Winner:
	Jean de Florette (1986) - Claude Berri
Other Nominees:
	Cry Freedom (1987) - Richard Attenborough Hope and Glory (1987) - John Boorman Radio Days (1987) - Robert Greenhut (I); Woody Allen

Best Actor


Winner:
	Name der Rose, Der (1986) - Sean Connery
Other Nominees:
	Jean de Florette (1986) - G�rard Depardieu Jean de Florette (1986) - Yves Montand Prick Up Your Ears (1987) - Gary Oldman

Best Actress


Winner:
	84 Charing Cross Road (1987) - Anne Bancroft (I)
Other Nominees:
	Hope and Glory (1987) - Sarah Miles (I) Personal Services (1987) - Julie Walters (I) Wish You Were Here (1987) - Emily Lloyd

Best Actor in a Supporting Role


Winner:
	Jean de Florette (1986) - Daniel Auteuil
Other Nominees:
	Cry Freedom (1987) - John Thaw Hope and Glory (1987) - Ian Bannen Untouchables, The (1987) - Sean Connery

Best Actress in a Supporting Role


Winner:
	Hope and Glory (1987) - Susan Wooldridge (I)
Other Nominees:
	84 Charing Cross Road (1987) - Judi Dench Prick Up Your Ears (1987) - Vanessa Redgrave Radio Days (1987) - Dianne Wiest

Best Direction


Winner:
	Platoon (1986) - Oliver Stone (I)
Other Nominees:
	Cry Freedom (1987) - Richard Attenborough Hope and Glory (1987) - John Boorman Jean de Florette (1986) - Claude Berri

Best Screenplay - Original


Winner:
	Wish You Were Here (1987) - David Leland (I)
Other Nominees:
	Hope and Glory (1987) - John Boorman Personal Services (1987) - David Leland (I) Radio Days (1987) - Woody Allen

Best Screenplay - Adapted


Winner:
	Jean de Florette (1986) - Claude Berri; G�rard Brach
Other Nominees:
	84 Charing Cross Road (1987) - Hugh Whitemore Little Dorrit (1988) - Christine Edzard Prick Up Your Ears (1987) - Alan Bennett (I)

Best Cinematography


Winner:
	Jean de Florette (1986) - Bruno Nuytten
Other Nominees:
	Cry Freedom (1987) - Ronnie Taylor (I) Hope and Glory (1987) - Philippe Rousselot Platoon (1986) - Robert Richardson (I)

Best Costume Design


Winner:
	Radio Days (1987) - Jeffrey Kurland
Other Nominees:
	Hope and Glory (1987) - Shirley Russell Little Dorrit (1988) - Joyce Carter (I); Danielle Garderes; Claude Gastine; Judith Loom; Sally Neale; Jackie Smith (I); Barbara Sonnex Untouchables, The (1987) - Marilyn Vance

Best Sound


Winner:
	Cry Freedom (1987) - Jonathan Bates (I); Simon Kaye; Gerry Humphreys (I)
Other Nominees:
	Full Metal Jacket (1987) - Nigel Galt; Edward Tise; Andy Nelson (I) Hope and Glory (1987) - Ron Davis (I); Peter Handford; John Hayward (I) Radio Days (1987) - Robert Hein (I); James Sabat; Lee Dichter

Best Editing


Winner:
	Platoon (1986) - Claire Simpson (I)
Other Nominees:
	Cry Freedom (1987) - Lesley Walker Hope and Glory (1987) - Ian Crafford Radio Days (1987) - Susan E. Morse

Best Special Effects


Winner:
	Witches of Eastwick, The (1987) - Michael Lantieri; Michael Owens (I); Ed Jones (IV); Bruce Walters (I)
Other Nominees:
	Fly, The (1986) - Chris Walas; Jon Berg (I); Louis Craig; Hoyt Yeatman Full Metal Jacket (1987) - John Evans (III) Little Shop of Horrors (1986) - Bran Ferren; Martin Gutteridge; Lyle Conway; Richard Conway (I)

Best Score


Winner:
	Untouchables, The (1987) - Ennio Morricone
Other Nominees:
	Cry Freedom (1987) - George Fenton; Jonas Gwangwa Hope and Glory (1987) - Peter Martin (I) Wish You Were Here (1987) - Stanley Myers (I)

Best Short Film


Winner:
	Artisten (1987) - Jonas Grim�s
Other Nominees:
	D'après Maria (1987) - Jean-Claude Robert Short & Curlies, The (1987) (TV) - Mike Leigh Treacle (1987) - Peter Chelsom

Best Foreign Language Film


Winner:
	Offret (1986) - Anna-Lena Wibom; Andrei Tarkovsky - Sweden/France.
Other Nominees:
	Jean de Florette (1986) - Claude Berri - France. Manon des sources (1986) - Claude Berri - France/Italy/Switzerland. Mitt liv som hund (1985) - Waldemar Bergendahl; Lasse Hallstr�m - Sweden.

Best Make Up Artist


Winner:
	Name der Rose, Der (1986) - Hasso von Hugo
Other Nominees:
	Fly, The (1986) - Chris Walas; Stephan Dupuis Hope and Glory (1987) - Anna Dryhurst Jean de Florette (1986) - Mich�le Dernelle; Jean-Pierre Eychenne

Best Production Design


Winner:
	Radio Days (1987) - Santo Loquasto
Other Nominees:
	Hope and Glory (1987) - Anthony Pratt Jean de Florette (1986) - Bernard V�zat Untouchables, The (1987) - William A. Elliott

Michael Balcon Award


Awarded to:
	The Monty Python Team

BAFTA TV Award

Best Film Cameraman


Winner:
	Baka: The People of the Rainforest (1987) (TV) - Phil Agland
Other Nominees:
	Porterhouse Blue (1987) (TV) - Dick Pope

Best Film Editor


Winner:
	"Duty Men, The" (1987) - Andrew Willsmore
Other Nominees:
	"Fortunes of War" (1987) - Tariq Anwar "Tutti Frutti" (1987) - John MacDonnell (I) Porterhouse Blue (1987) (TV) - Barry Peters (I)

Best Film Sound


Winner:
	"Duty Men, The" (1987) - David Jewitt; Patrick Quirke; Michael Horwood; David Old; Mick Studd; John Bridgett
Other Nominees:
	"Fortunes of War" (1987) - Terry Elms; Ken Hains; Judith Robson; Kim Houldin "Perfect Spy, A" (1987) - Malcolm Webberley; Ken Hains; Tony Quinn (II); Graham Lawrence; John Hyde "Tutti Frutti" (1987) - Peter Brill (I); Bronek Korda; Ian Frame; Andrew McClelland

Best Actor


Winner:
	Porterhouse Blue (1987) (TV) - David Jason (I)
Other Nominees:
	"Fortunes of War" (1987) - Kenneth Branagh For episode "The Lady's Not for Burning". "Perfect Spy, A" (1987) - Ray McAnally "Tutti Frutti" (1987) - Robbie Coltrane

Best Actress


Winner:
	"Tutti Frutti" (1987) - Emma Thompson (I) - Also for "Fortunes of War" (1987).
Other Nominees:
	"Coronation Street" (1960) - Jean Alexander (I) After Pilkington (1987) (TV) - Miranda Richardson (I) Miss Marple: Nemesis (1987) (TV) - Joan Hickson (I)

Best Costume Design


Winner:
	"Fortunes of War" (1987) - Christine Rawlins
Other Nominees:
	"Tutti Frutti" (1987) - Delphine Roche-Gordon "Vanity Fair" (1987) - Joyce Hawkins Porterhouse Blue (1987) (TV) - Lindy Hemming

Best Sound Supervisor


Winner:
	"Tutti Frutti" (1987) - Brian Dewar - For episodes 3 and 4.
Other Nominees:
	"Casualty" (1986) - Rod Lewis "Dame Edna Experience, The" (1987) - Graham Hix - For episodes 1-3.

Best Short Animated Film


Winner:
	Reluctant Dragon, The (1987) (TV) - Bridget Appleby
Other Nominees:
	"Fireman Sam" (1987) - Ian Frampton; John Walker "Shoe People, The" (1987) - Clennel Rawson; Tony Barnes (II) "Wind in the Willows, The" (1984) - Mark Hall (III); Brian Cosgrove

Best Children's Programme (Documentary/Educational)


Winner:
	"Really Wild Show, The" (1986) - Mike Beynon
Other Nominees:
	"How We Used to Live" (1968) - Ian Fell "Newsround" (1972) - John Craven (II)

Best Design


Winner:
	"Fortunes of War" (1987) - Tim Harvey (I)
Other Nominees:
	"Blackadder the Third" (1987) - Antony Thorpe "Tutti Frutti" (1987) - Bob Smart (III) "Vanity Fair" (1987) - Gavin Davies (I) Porterhouse Blue (1987) (TV) - Eileen Diss

Best News or Outside Broadcast Coverage


Winner:
	"Channel 4 News" (1982/I) - Stewart Purvis (II) - For the special edition covering the Zeebrugge disaster.
Other Nominees:
	"News at Ten" (1967) - Nick Pollard

Best Video Cameraman


Winner:
	"Charmer, The" (1987) - Tony Maynard (I)
Other Nominees:
	"Treasure Hunt" (1983) - Graham Berry "Tutti Frutti" (1987) - Stan Bradley "Vanity Fair" (1987) - Paul Woolston

Best Light Entertainment Programme


Winner:
	"Victoria Wood: As Seen on TV" (1985) - Geoff Posner - For the special.
Other Nominees:
	"Alas Smith & Jones" (1984) - John Kilby; Jamie Rix "Dame Edna Experience, The" (1987) - Richard Drewitt; Judith Holder "Spitting Image" (1984) - Geoffrey Perkins

Best Make Up


Winner:
	"Tutti Frutti" (1987) - Lorna Blair
Other Nominees:
	"Blackadder the Third" (1987) - Victoria Pocock "Fortunes of War" (1987) - Elizabeth Rowell Porterhouse Blue (1987) (TV) - Tommie Manderson

Best VTR Editor


Winner:
	"Tutti Frutti" (1987) - Peter Hayes (I) - For episode 4.
Other Nominees:
	"Tutti Frutti" (1987) - Gerry Law - For episode 3. Paul Simon, Graceland: The African Concert (1987) (TV) - John Fortenberry; Ruth Foster (I) Simple Man, A (1987) (TV) - George Tidmarsh

Huw Wheldon Award


Winner:
	Simple Man, A (1987) (TV) - Ian Squires; Gillian Lynne
Other Nominees:
	"Arena" (1975) - Anthony Wall (I) - For episode "Dennis Potter". "South Bank Show, The" (1978) - Tony Palmer (I) - For episode "Maria Callas".

Best Single Drama


Winner:
	Life Story (1987) (TV) - Mick Jackson (I)
Other Nominees:
	After Pilkington (1987) (TV) - Christopher Morahan; Kenith Trodd Blunt (1985) (TV) - John Glenister; Martin Thompson (II) East of Ipswich (1987) (TV) - Tristram Powell; Innes Lloyd

Best Light Entertainment Performance


Winner:
	"Yes, Prime Minister" (1986) - Nigel Hawthorne
Other Nominees:
	"Blackadder the Third" (1987) - Rowan Atkinson "Dame Edna Experience, The" (1987) - Barry Humphries "Yes, Prime Minister" (1986) - Paul Eddington

Best Factual Series


Winner:
	"Duty Men, The" (1987) - Paul Hamann
Other Nominees:
	"Arena" (1975) - Nigel Finch; Anthony Wall (I) "Forty Minutes" (1981) - Edward Mirzoeff Hollywood The Golden Years: The RKO Story (1987) - Charles Chabot; Rosemary Wilton

Best Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Blackadder the Third" (1987) - John Lloyd (I); Mandie Fletcher
Other Nominees:
	"'Allo 'Allo!" (1982) - David Croft (I) "Bread" (1986) - Robin Nash "Ever Decreasing Circles" (1984) - Harold Snoad "Yes, Prime Minister" (1986) - Sydney Lotterby

Best Video Lighting


Winner:
	"Charmer, The" (1987) - Trevor Saunders
Other Nominees:
	"Tutti Frutti" (1987) - James Maiden "Vanity Fair" (1987) - David Bushell (II)

Best Children's Programme (Entertainment/Drama)


Winner:
	Little Princess, A (1986) (TV) - Colin Shindler (I); Carol Wiseman
Other Nominees:
	"Aliens in the Family" (1987) - Paul Stone (I); Christine Secombe "Gemini Factor, The" (1987) - Sheila Kinany; Renny Rye "Grange Hill" (1978) - Ronald Smedley

Best Drama Series


Winner:
	"Tutti Frutti" (1987) - Andy Park (II); Tony Smith (III)
Other Nominees:
	"Fortunes of War" (1987) - Betty Willingale; James Cellan Jones "Perfect Spy, A" (1987) - Colin Rogers (I); Peter Smith (I) Porterhouse Blue (1987) (TV) - Brian Eastman; Robert Knights

Best Graphics


Winner:
	"Tutti Frutti" (1987) - Sandi Anderson (I); John Byrne (I)
Other Nominees:
	"South Bank Show, The" (1978) - Pat Gavin Hollywood The Golden Years: The RKO Story (1987) - Pete Wane Porterhouse Blue (1987) (TV) - Phil Austin (I); Derek W. Hayes

Best Original Television Music


Winner:
	Porterhouse Blue (1987) (TV) - Christopher Gunning; Rick Lloyd
Other Nominees:
	"Beiderbecke Tapes, The" (1987) - Frank Ricotti "Fortunes of War" (1987) - Richard Holmes (I) "Perfect Spy, A" (1987) - Michael Storey (II)

Flaherty Documentary Award (TV)


Winner:
	Baka: The People of the Rainforest (1987) (TV) - Phil Agland
Other Nominees:
	"Forty Minutes" (1981) - Molly Dineen - For episode "Home from the Hill". Fourteen Days in May (1988) - Paul Hamann