Awards for 1993

BAFTA Film Award

Best Film

WINNER

Howards End: Ismail Merchant, James Ivory
NOMINEES

The Crying Game: Stephen Woolley, Neil Jordan

The Player: David Brown, Michael Tolkin, Nick Wechsler, Robert Altman

Strictly Ballroom: Tristram Miall, Baz Luhrmann

Unforgiven: Clint Eastwood

Best Film not in the English Language

WINNER

Raise the Red Lantern: Fu-Sheng Chiu, Yimou Zhang
NOMINEES

The Lovers on the Bridge: Christian Fechner, Leos Carax

Delicatessen: Claudie Ossard, Jean-Pierre Jeunet, Marc Caro

Europa Europa: Artur Brauner, Margaret Ménégoz, Agnieszka Holland

Best Actor

WINNER

Chaplin: Robert Downey Jr.
NOMINEES

The Crying Game: Stephen Rea

The Last of the Mohicans: Daniel Day-Lewis

The Player: Tim Robbins

Best Actress

WINNER

Howards End: Emma Thompson
NOMINEES

Fried Green Tomatoes: Jessica Tandy

Husbands and Wives: Judy Davis

Strictly Ballroom: Tara Morice

Best Actor in a Supporting Role

WINNER

Unforgiven: Gene Hackman
NOMINEES

The Crying Game: Jaye Davidson

Howards End: Samuel West

JFK: Tommy Lee Jones

Best Actress in a Supporting Role

WINNER

Damage: Miranda Richardson
NOMINEES

The Crying Game: Miranda Richardson

Fried Green Tomatoes: Kathy Bates

Howards End: Helena Bonham Carter

Best Direction

WINNER

The Player: Robert Altman
NOMINEES

The Crying Game: Neil Jordan

Howards End: James Ivory

Unforgiven: Clint Eastwood

Best Screenplay - Original

WINNER

Husbands and Wives: Woody Allen
NOMINEES

The Crying Game: Neil Jordan

Hear My Song: Peter Chelsom, Adrian Dunbar

Unforgiven: David Webb Peoples

Best Screenplay - Adapted

WINNER

The Player: Michael Tolkin
NOMINEES

Howards End: Ruth Prawer Jhabvala

JFK: Oliver Stone, Zachary Sklar

Strictly Ballroom: Baz Luhrmann, Craig Pearce

Best Cinematography

WINNER

The Last of the Mohicans: Dante Spinotti
NOMINEES

Cape Fear: Freddie Francis

Howards End: Tony Pierce-Roberts

Unforgiven: Jack N. Green

Best Costume Design

WINNER

Strictly Ballroom: Angus Strathie, Catherine Martin
NOMINEES

Chaplin: John Mollo, Ellen Mirojnick

Howards End: Jenny Beavan, John Bright

The Last of the Mohicans: Elsa Zamparelli

Best Sound

WINNER

JFK: Tod A. Maitland, Wylie Stateman, Michael D. Wilhoit, Michael Minkler, Gregg Landaker
NOMINEES

The Last of the Mohicans: Simon Kaye, Lon Bender, Larry Kemp, Paul Massey, Doug Hemphill, Mark Smith, Chris Jenkins

Strictly Ballroom: Antony Gray, Ben Osmo, Roger Savage, Ian McLoughlin, Phil Judd

Unforgiven: Alan Robert Murray, Walter Newman, Rob Young, Les Fresholtz, Vern Poore, Rick Alexander

Best Editing

WINNER

JFK: Joe Hutshing, Pietro Scalia
NOMINEES

Cape Fear: Thelma Schoonmaker

Howards End: Andrew Marcus

The Player: Geraldine Peroni

Strictly Ballroom: Jill Bilcock

Best Special Effects

WINNER

Death Becomes Her: Michael Lantieri, Ken Ralston, Alec Gillis, Tom Woodruff Jr., Doug Chiang, Douglas Smythe
NOMINEES

Alien³: Richard Edlund, George Gibbs, Alec Gillis, Tom Woodruff Jr.

Batman Returns: Michael L. Fink, John Bruno, Craig Barron, Dennis Skotak

Beauty and the Beast: Randy Fullmer

Best Original Film Score

WINNER

Strictly Ballroom: David Hirschfelder
NOMINEES

Beauty and the Beast: Alan Menken, Howard Ashman

Hear My Song: John Altman

The Last of the Mohicans: Trevor Jones, Randy Edelman

Best Short Animated Film

WINNER

Daumier's Law: Ginger Gibbons, Geoff Dunbar
NOMINEES

A Is for Autism: Dick Arnall, Tim Webb

Blindscape: Stephen Palmer

Soho Square: Pam Dennis, Sue Paxton, Mario Cavalli

Best Short Film

WINNER

Omnibus: Anne Bennet, Sam Karmann
NOMINEES

Deux ramoneurs chez une cantatrice: Michel Cauléa

Heart Songs: Caroline Hewitt, Sue Clayton

A Sense of History: Simon Channing Williams, Mike Leigh

Best Production Design

WINNER

Strictly Ballroom: Catherine Martin
NOMINEES

Chaplin: Stuart Craig

Howards End: Luciana Arrighi

The Last of the Mohicans: Wolf Kroeger

Best Make Up Artist

WINNER

The Last of the Mohicans: Peter Robb-King
NOMINEES

Batman Returns: Ve Neill, Stan Winston

Chaplin: Wally Schneiderman, Jill Rockow, John Caglione Jr.

Howards End: Christine Beveridge

Michael Balcon Award

WINNER

Kenneth Branagh

Alexander Korda Award for Best British Film

WINNER

The Crying Game: Stephen Woolley, Neil Jordan

David Lean Award for Direction

Best Film/Video Editor (Factual)

WINNER

Elizabeth R: Alan Lygo

Academy Fellowship

WINNERS

Sydney Samuelson

Colin Young

BAFTA TV Award

Best Film/Video Editor (Factual)

NOMINEES

Omnibus: Malcolm Daniel
For episode "Eye of the Storm: Ridley Scott".

True Stories: Graham Shrimpton
For episode "Petersburg!".

Best Film/Video Editor (Fiction)

WINNER

Unnatural Pursuits: Frances Parker
NOMINEES

Screen Two: Mark Day
For episode "Memento Mori (#8.14)".

Inspector Morse: Kevin Lester

Prime Suspect 2: Edward Mansell

Best Film/Video Photography (Factual)

WINNER

Pole to Pole: Nigel Meakin
NOMINEE

Elizabeth R: Philip Bonham-Carter

Best Film/Video Photography (Fiction)

WINNER

The Borrowers: Clive Tickner
NOMINEES

Screen Two: Remi Adefarasin
For episode "Memento Mori (#8.14)".

Natural Lies: John McGlashan

The Big Battalions: Chris O'Dell

Best Actor

WINNER

Inspector Morse: John Thaw
NOMINEES

Great Performances: Brian Cox
For episode "The Lost Language of Cranes".

Unnatural Pursuits: Alan Bates

An Ungentlemanly Act: Ian Richardson

Best Actress

WINNER

Prime Suspect 2: Helen Mirren
NOMINEES

Love Hurts: Zoë Wanamaker

A Doll's House: Juliet Stevenson

Screen Two: Maggie Smith
For episode "Memento Mori (#8.14)".

Best Costume Design

WINNER

The Camomile Lawn: Elizabeth Waller
NOMINEES

Absolutely Fabulous: Sarah Burns

Jeeves and Wooster: Dany Everett

The Mirror Crack'd: Judy Pepperdine

Best Sound (Fiction)

WINNER

Underbelly: Derek Norman, Jonathan Rowdon, Michael Narduzzo
NOMINEES

Bye Bye Baby: Ken Weston, Colin Chapman, Peter Lennard, Rupert Scrivener

Screen Two: John Pritchard, Julie Buckland, Bronwen Jenkins, Aad Wirtz
For episode "Memento Mori (#8.14)".

Prime Suspect 2: Nick Steer, John Rutherford, John Thomas

Best Sound (Factual)

WINNER

Elizabeth R: Peter Edwards, Colin Martin, Gary Franchi

Best Factual Series

WINNER

Pandora's Box: Adam Curtis
NOMINEE

Doctors to Be: Edward Briffa

Best Video Lighting

WINNERS

Porgy and Bess: Chris Townsend

Tales from Hollywood: Duncan Brown
NOMINEES

The House of Eliott: Chris Townsend

Gladiators: Brian Pearce

Best Single Drama

WINNER

An Ungentlemanly Act: Bradley Adams, Stuart Urban
NOMINEES

A Doll's House: Simon Curtis, David Thacker, Joan Tindale

Screen Two: Ruth Baumgarten, Gillies MacKinnon, Frank Deasy
For episode "The Grass Arena (#8.1)".

Screen Two: Louis Marks, Jack Clayton, Alan Kelley, Jeanie Sims
For episode "Memento Mori (#8.14)".

Best Make Up

WINNER

Stars in Their Eyes: Glenda Wood
NOMINEES

Casualty: Jan Nethercot
For episodes 2, 4, 8, 10, 12.

The Rory Bremner Show: Caroline Noble

The House of Bernarda Alba: Anne Spiers

Best Drama Serial

WINNER

Anglo Saxon Attitudes: Andrew Brown, Diarmuid Lawrence, Andrew Davies
NOMINEES

The Camomile Lawn: Sophie Balhetchet, Glen Wilhilde, Peter Hall, Ken Taylor

Goodbye Cruel World: David Snodin, Adrian Shergold, Tony Marchant

Prime Suspect 2: Paul Marcus, Allan Cubitt, John Strickland

Best Children's Programme (Factual)

WINNER

Art Attack: Tim Edmunds
NOMINEE

Blue Peter: Lewis Bronze

Best Children's Programme (Fiction)

WINNER

The Borrowers: Grainne Marmion, John Henderson, Richard Carpenter
NOMINEES

Archer's Goon: Richard Callanan, Marilyn Fox, Jenny McDade

Children's Ward: Russell T. Davies

The Crystal Maze: Malcolm Heyworth, David G. Croft
For the children's special.

Woof!: David Cobham, Andrew Norriss, Richard Fegen

Best Light Entertainment Performance

WINNER

Absolutely Fabulous: Joanna Lumley
NOMINEES

Absolutely Fabulous: Jennifer Saunders

Keeping Up Appearances: Patricia Routledge

One Foot in the Grave: Richard Wilson

Best Light Entertainment (Programme or Series)

WINNER

Noel's House Party: Michael Leggo
NOMINEES

Harry Enfield's Television Programme: Geoffrey Perkins, Geoff Posner

Have I Got News for You: Harry Thompson

Whose Line Is It Anyway?: Dan Patterson, Chris Bould

Best News/Actuality Coverage

NOMINEE

Newsnight: Timothy Gardam

Best Comedy (Programme or Series)

WINNER

Absolutely Fabulous: Jon Plowman, Bob Spiers, Jennifer Saunders
NOMINEES

Birds of a Feather: Terry Kinane, Lawrence Marks, Maurice Gran, Candida Julian-Jones

One Foot in the Grave: Susan Belbin, David Renwick

Waiting for God: Michael Aitkens, Gareth Gwenlan

Best Design

WINNER

Screen Two: Oliver Bayldon
For episode "Memento Mori (#8.14)".
NOMINEES

The Borrowers: Sophie Becher

Hostages: Stephen Fineren

The Vampyr: A Soap Opera: Jim Grant

Huw Wheldon Award for the Best Arts Programme

WINNER

Omnibus: Kim Evans
For episode "Angela Carter's Curious Room".
NOMINEES

The Nicholas Brothers: We Sing and We Dance: Chris Bould, Chris Chipperfield

The South Bank Show: Alan Benson, Nick De Grunwald
For episode "The Making of Sgt. Pepper".

Best Graphics

WINNER

Jeeves and Wooster: Derek W. Hayes
NOMINEES

Going Live!: Morgan Almeida, Mark Knight, Paul Baguley

The South Bank Show: Pat Gavin
For the titles.

Best Drama Series

WINNER

Inspector Morse: Deirdre Keir
NOMINEES

Between the Lines: Peter Norris

Casualty: Geraint Morris

Jeeves and Wooster: Clive Exton, Brian Eastman, Ferdinand Fairfax

Best Original Television Music

WINNER

Frankie's House: Jeff Beck, Jed Leiber
NOMINEES

The Big Battalions: Christopher Gunning

Jeeves and Wooster: Anne Dudley

Love Hurts: Alan Hawkshaw