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THE BRITISH ACADEMY TELEVISION AWARDS 2001
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WINNERS AND NOMINEES Continued from previous page
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ACTRESS Judi Dench – Last of The Blonde Bombshells Geraldine James – The Sins Amanda Redman – At Home With The Braithwaites Fay Ripley – Cold Feet Alison Steadman – Fat Friends
ACTOR Michael Gambon – Longitude Steven Mackintosh – Care Pete Postlethwaite – The Sins Ken Stott – The Vice
ENTERTAINMENT PERFORMANCE Graham Norton – So Graham Norton Rory Bremner – Blair Did It All Go Wrong Angus Deayton – Have I Got News For You Paul Merton - Have I Got News For You
COMEDY PERFORMANCE Sacha Baron Cohen – Da Ali G Show Caroline Aherne – The Royle Family Kathy Burke – Gimme, Gimme, Gimme Dawn French – The Vicar of Dibley
THE RICHARD DIMBLEBY AWARD
FOR BEST PRESENTER (FACTUAL, FEATURES & NEWS)
Louis Theroux – Louis Theroux’s Weird Weekends David Attenborough – State of The Planet Michael Parkinson – Parkinson
Jeremy Paxman – Newsnight
SINGLE DRAMA Care – The Production Team Donovan Quick – Sue Austen, David Blair, Donna Franceschild Nice Girl – Ruth Caleb, Dominic Savage Storm Damage – Ian Madden, Simon Cellan Jones, Lennie James
DRAMA SERIES Clocking Off – Nicola Shindler, Ann Harrison-Baxter, Paul Abbott The Cops – The Production Team Fat Friends – Greg Brenman, David Reynolds, Kay Mellor The Sins – Liza Marshall, William Ivory
DRAMA SERIAL Longitude – Charles Sturridge, Selwyn Roberts Nature Boy – Catherine Wearing, Joe Wright, Bryan Elsley Never Never – Lynn Horsford, Julian Jarrold, Tony Marchant This is Personal: The Hunt For The Yorkshire Ripper – Mike Dormer, David Richards, Neil McKay
SOAP Emmerdale – Kieran Roberts, Oliver Horsborough, Karin Young Coronation Street – The Production Team EastEnders – The Production Team Hollyoaks – Phil Redmond, Jo Hallows
Patrick Moore, John Thaw, Lynda La Plante, Ruth Caleb, Sir Michael Gambon, Dame Judi Dench, holding their own against the massed talent of the newer comers: Norton, Cohen, Theroux, Goodall, Kieran Prendiville (writer of best single drama Care.)
They, in turn, were out-pointing the likes of Tarrant, Robinson, Aherne, French, Wood, Schama, Merton and Bremner. Event compere Angus Deayton who generally had a good night driving the evening through with sharp - some felt wounding – wit failed to win the Entertainment Performance Award.
That went to an exuberant Graham Norton who couldn’t resist a dig at Deayton’s alleged £50,000 fee for the evening when he quipped: “Angus cer- tainly won the BAFTA cash prize this evening.”
The Unsung Prize should certainly go to the Academy’s Chief Executive Amanda Berry (12th Awards ceremony in a little over two years) and her team for another highly successful sell-out evening. ■ John Morrell
THE LEW GRADE AWARD
(AS VOTED BY READERS OF THE RADIO TIMES)
Inspector Morse: The Remorseful Day
Hero of The Hour Seeing Red A Touch Of Frost The Vicar Of Dibley
FACTUAL SERIES OR STRAND Britain At War In Colour – Lucy Carter, Stewart Binns, Adrian Wood Castaway 2000 – Jeremy Mills, Chris Kelly Fifteen – Oliver Morse, Daisy Asquith, Nichola Koratjitis Horizon – Bettina Lerner, John Lynch
THE FLAHERTY DOCUMENTARY AWARD 100%White (True Stories) – Leo Regan The Boy David: The Return – Desmond Wilcox, Alex McCall Endurance: Shackleton And The Antarctic – George Butler, Caroline Alexander, Jeremy Evans The Man Who Bought Mustique – Joseph Bullman, Vikram Jiyanti
FEATURES The Naked Chef – Patricia Llewellyn, Paul Ratcliffe, Jamie Oliver Faking It – Mike Warner, Stephen Lambert House of Horrors – Sarah Caplin, Kate Middleton, Brad Manning What The Romans Did For Us – The Production Team
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