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This article is a list of British Academy Award winners and nominees. This list details the filmmakers, actors, actresses, and others born and working in the United Kingdom who have been nominated for or have won an Academy Award.

Best Actor in a Leading Role

Year Name Film Status Notes
1927–28 Charles Chaplin The Circus Nominated Chaplin was originally nominated in this category (and three others) for The Circus, but the academy took him out of the running and gave him a Special Award.
1929–30 George Arliss Disraeli Won
The Green Goddess Nominated
Ronald Colman Bulldog Drummond Nominated
Condemned Nominated
1932–33 Charles Laughton The Private Life of Henry VIII Won
Leslie Howard Berkeley Square Nominated
1935 Victor McLaglen The Informer Won
Charles Laughton Mutiny on the Bounty Nominated
1938 Leslie Howard Pygmalion Nominated
Robert Donat The Citadel Nominated
1939 Goodbye, Mr. Chips Won
Laurence Olivier Wuthering Heights Nominated
1940 Rebecca Nominated
Charles Chaplin The Great Dictator Nominated
1941 Cary Grant Penny Serenade Nominated
1942 Ronald Colman Random Harvest Nominated
1944 Cary Grant None but the Lonely Heart Nominated
1945 Ray Milland The Lost Weekend Won Milland was born in Neath, Glamorgan, Wales.
1946 Laurence Olivier Henry V Nominated
1947 Michael Redgrave Mourning Becomes Electra Nominated
Ronald Colman A Double Life Won
1948 Laurence Olivier Hamlet Won
1949 Richard Todd The Hasty Heart Nominated Todd was an Irish-born British actor.
1952 Alec Guinness The Lavender Hill Mob Nominated
1953 Richard Burton The Robe Nominated
1956 Laurence Olivier Richard III Nominated
1957 Alec Guinness The Bridge on the River Kwai Won
Charles Laughton Witness for the Prosecution Nominated
1958 David Niven Separate Tables Won
1959 Laurence Harvey Room at the Top Nominated Harvey was a Lithuanian-born South African-British actor.
1960 Laurence Olivier The Entertainer Nominated
Trevor Howard Sons and Lovers Nominated
1962 Peter O'Toole Lawrence of Arabia Nominated O'Toole was a British-Irish actor.
1963 Albert Finney Tom Jones Nominated
Rex Harrison Cleopatra Nominated
1964 My Fair Lady Won Harrison recreated his Tony Award-winning role from musical of the same name.
Peter Sellers Dr. Strangelove Nominated
Peter O'Toole Becket Nominated
Richard Burton Nominated
1965 The Spy Who Came in from the Cold Nominated
Laurence Olivier Othello Nominated
1966 Richard Burton Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Nominated
Michael Caine Alfie Nominated
Paul Scofield A Man for All Seasons Won Scofield recreated his Tony Award-winning role from play of the same name.
1968 Ron Moody Oliver! Nominated Moody recreated his Tony Award-Nominated role from musical of the same name.
Alan Bates The Fixer Nominated
Peter O'Toole The Lion in Winter Nominated
1969 Richard Burton Anne of the Thousand Days Nominated
Peter O'Toole Goodbye, Mr. Chips Nominated
1971 Peter Finch Sunday Bloody Sunday Nominated Finch was an English-born Australian actor.
1972 Peter O'Toole The Ruling Class Nominated
Michael Caine Sleuth Nominated
Laurence Olivier Nominated
1974 Albert Finney Murder on the Orient Express Nominated
1976 Peter Finch Network Won Posthumous win.
1977 Richard Burton Equus Nominated
1978 Laurence Olivier The Boys from Brazil Nominated
1979 Peter Sellers Being There Nominated
1980 Peter O'Toole The Stunt Man Nominated
John Hurt The Elephant Man Nominated
1981 Dudley Moore Arthur Nominated
1982 Ben Kingsley Gandhi Won
Peter O'Toole My Favorite Year Nominated
1983 Tom Conti Reuben, Reuben Nominated
Michael Caine Educating Rita Nominated
Tom Courtenay The Dresser Nominated
Albert Finney Nominated
1984 Under the Volcano Nominated
1986 Bob Hoskins Mona Lisa Nominated
1989 Kenneth Branagh Henry V Nominated Film debut performance. First Northern Irish nominee.
Daniel Day-Lewis My Left Foot Won Day-Lewis is an English-born actor with joint British/Irish citizenship.
1990 Jeremy Irons Reversal of Fortune Won
1991 Anthony Hopkins The Silence of the Lambs Won Hopkins was born in Margam, Glamorgan, Wales.
1992 Stephen Rea The Crying Game Nominated
1993 Anthony Hopkins The Remains of the Day Nominated
Daniel Day-Lewis In the Name of the Father Nominated
Liam Neeson Schindler's List Nominated
1994 Nigel Hawthorne The Madness of King George Nominated
1995 Anthony Hopkins Nixon Nominated
1996 Ralph Fiennes The English Patient Nominated
1998 Ian McKellen Gods and Monsters Nominated
2001 Tom Wilkinson In the Bedroom Nominated
2002 Michael Caine The Quiet American Nominated
Daniel Day-Lewis Gangs of New York Nominated
2003 Jude Law Cold Mountain Nominated
Ben Kingsley House of Sand and Fog Nominated
2006 Peter O'Toole Venus Nominated
2007 Daniel Day-Lewis There Will Be Blood Won
2009 Colin Firth A Single Man Nominated
2010 The King's Speech Won
2011 Gary Oldman Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy Nominated
2012 Daniel Day-Lewis Lincoln Won
2013 Christian Bale American Hustle Nominated Though born in Wales, Bale and his family moved to England when he was 1 year old.
Chiwetel Ejiofor 12 Years a Slave Nominated First black English actor to be nominated for Best Actor.
2014 Benedict Cumberbatch The Imitation Game Nominated
Eddie Redmayne The Theory of Everything Won
2015 The Danish Girl Nominated
2016 Andrew Garfield Hacksaw Ridge Nominated Garfield is an American-British actor.
2017 Daniel Day-Lewis Phantom Thread Nominated
Gary Oldman Darkest Hour Won
Daniel Kaluuya Get Out Nominated
2018 Christian Bale Vice Nominated
2019 Jonathan Pryce The Two Popes Nominated
2020 Riz Ahmed Sound of Metal Nominated First British Muslim actor to be nominated for Best Actor.
Anthony Hopkins The Father Won At age 83, Hopkins became the oldest Best Actor winner.
Gary Oldman Mank Nominated
2021 Benedict Cumberbatch The Power of the Dog Nominated
Andrew Garfield Tick, Tick... Boom! Nominated
2022 Bill Nighy Living Nominated

Best Actress in a Leading Role

Year Name Film Status Notes
1931–32 Lynn Fontanne The Guardsman Nominated
1932–33 Diana Wynyard Cavalcade Nominated
1935 Merle Oberon The Dark Angel Nominated Oberon was an Indian-born English actress.
1938 Wendy Hiller Pygmalion Nominated
1939 Vivien Leigh Gone with the Wind Won Leigh was an Indian-born English actress.
Greer Garson Goodbye, Mr. Chips Nominated
1940 Joan Fontaine Rebecca Nominated Fontaine was a Japanese-born English actress.
1941 Suspicion Won
Greer Garson Blossoms in the Dust Nominated
Olivia de Havilland Hold Back the Dawn Nominated de Havilland was a Japanese-born British-American actress.
1942 Greer Garson Mrs. Miniver Won
1943 Joan Fontaine The Constant Nymph Nominated
Greer Garson Madame Curie Nominated
1944 Mrs. Parkington Nominated
1945 The Valley of Decision Nominated Garson is one of only two actresses to receive five consecutive nominations (tied with Bette Davis).
1946 Olivia de Havilland To Each His Own Won
Celia Johnson Brief Encounter Nominated
1948 Olivia de Havilland The Snake Pit Nominated
1949 The Heiress Won de Havilland was the first of three British actresses to win this award twice (tied with Vivien Leigh, Glenda Jackson).
Deborah Kerr Edward, My Son Nominated Kerr is a Scottish-born actress, raised partially in England.
1951 Vivien Leigh A Streetcar Named Desire Won
1953 Deborah Kerr From Here to Eternity Nominated
Audrey Hepburn Roman Holiday Won Hepburn was a Belgian-born English actress.
1954 Sabrina Nominated
1956 Deborah Kerr The King and I Nominated
1957 Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison Nominated
Elizabeth Taylor Raintree County Nominated
1958 Deborah Kerr Separate Tables Nominated
Elizabeth Taylor Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Nominated
1959 Audrey Hepburn The Nun's Story Nominated
Elizabeth Taylor Suddenly, Last Summer Nominated
1960 Deborah Kerr The Sundowners Nominated
Greer Garson Sunrise at Campobello Nominated Garson has more Best Actress nominations than any other British actress (with seven).
Elizabeth Taylor BUtterfield 8 Won Taylor was British-American.
1961 Audrey Hepburn Breakfast at Tiffany's Nominated
1963 Rachel Roberts This Sporting Life Nominated
1964 Julie Andrews Mary Poppins Won Andrews' debut performance.
1965 Julie Christie Darling Won Christie is an Indian-born English actress.
Julie Andrews The Sound of Music Nominated
Samantha Eggar The Collector Nominated
1966 Lynn Redgrave Georgy Girl Nominated
Vanessa Redgrave Morgan Nominated
Elizabeth Taylor Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Won
1967 Audrey Hepburn Wait Until Dark Nominated
Edith Evans The Whisperers Nominated
1968 Vanessa Redgrave Isadora Nominated
1969 Maggie Smith The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie Won Smith is the first and only British actress to date to win in both acting categories (Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress).
Jean Simmons The Happy Ending Nominated
1970 Glenda Jackson Women in Love Won
Sarah Miles Ryan's Daughter Nominated
1971 Janet Suzman Nicholas and Alexandra Nominated Suzman is a South African/British actress.
Julie Christie McCabe & Mrs. Miller Nominated
Glenda Jackson Sunday Bloody Sunday Nominated
Vanessa Redgrave Mary, Queen of Scots Nominated
1972 Maggie Smith Travels with My Aunt Nominated
1973 Glenda Jackson A Touch of Class Won
1975 Hedda Nominated
1982 Julie Andrews Victor Victoria Nominated
1983 Julie Walters Educating Rita Nominated
1989 Pauline Collins Shirley Valentine Nominated
Jessica Tandy Driving Miss Daisy Won
1992 Emma Thompson Howards End Won
1993 The Remains of the Day Nominated
1994 Miranda Richardson Tom and Viv Nominated
1995 Emma Thompson Sense and Sensibility Nominated
1996 Brenda Blethyn Secrets & Lies Nominated
Kristin Scott Thomas The English Patient Nominated
Emily Watson Breaking the Waves Nominated
1997 Helena Bonham Carter The Wings of the Dove Nominated
Julie Christie Afterglow Nominated
Judi Dench Mrs Brown Nominated
Kate Winslet Titanic Nominated At age 22, Winslet became the fourth-youngest Best Actress nominee at the time in the category.
1998 Emily Watson Hilary and Jackie Nominated
1999 Janet McTeer Tumbleweeds Nominated
Julianne Moore The End of the Affair Nominated Moore is an American–British actress.
2001 Judi Dench Iris Nominated
2002 Julianne Moore Far from Heaven Nominated
2003 Samantha Morton In America Nominated
Naomi Watts 21 Grams Nominated
2004 Imelda Staunton Vera Drake Nominated
Kate Winslet Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Nominated
2005 Judi Dench Mrs Henderson Presents Nominated
Keira Knightley Pride and Prejudice Nominated At age 20, Knightley became the fourth-youngest Best Actress nominee at the time in the category.
2006 Judi Dench Notes on a Scandal Nominated
Helen Mirren The Queen Won
Kate Winslet Little Children Nominated
2007 Julie Christie Away from Her Nominated
2008 Kate Winslet The Reader Won
2009 Helen Mirren The Last Station Nominated
Carey Mulligan An Education Nominated
2012 Naomi Watts The Impossible Nominated
2013 Judi Dench Philomena Nominated
2014 Felicity Jones The Theory of Everything Nominated
Rosamund Pike Gone Girl Nominated
Julianne Moore Still Alice Won
2015 Charlotte Rampling 45 Years Nominated
2017 Sally Hawkins The Shape of Water Nominated
2018 Olivia Colman The Favourite Won
2019 Cynthia Erivo Harriet Nominated First black English actress to be nominated for Best Actress.
2020 Carey Mulligan Promising Young Woman Nominated
Vanessa Kirby Pieces of a Woman Nominated
2021 Olivia Colman The Lost Daughter Nominated
2022 Andrea Riseborough To Leslie Nominated
2023 Carey Mulligan Maestro Nominated

Best Actor in a Supporting Role

Year Name Film Status Notes
1936 Basil Rathbone Romeo and Juliet Nominated
1937 H. B. Warner Lost Horizon Nominated
Roland Young Topper Nominated
1938 Basil Rathbone If I Were King Nominated
Robert Morley Marie Antoinette Nominated
1939 Brian Aherne Juarez Nominated
Claude Rains Mr. Smith Goes to Washington Nominated
1940 James Stephenson The Letter Nominated
1941 Donald Crisp How Green Was My Valley Won
Sydney Greenstreet The Maltese Falcon Nominated
1942 Henry Travers Mrs. Miniver Nominated
1943 Claude Rains Casablanca Nominated
1944 Mr. Skeffington Nominated
1946 Notorious Nominated
1947 Edmund Gwenn Miracle on 34th Street Won
1949 Ralph Richardson The Heiress Nominated
1950 George Sanders All About Eve Won
Edmund Gwenn Mister 880 Nominated
1951 Leo Genn Quo Vadis Nominated
Peter Ustinov Nominated
1952 Victor McLaglen The Quiet Man Nominated
Richard Burton My Cousin Rachel Nominated
1959 Hugh Griffith Ben-Hur Won
1960 Peter Ustinov Spartacus Won
1962 Terence Stamp Billy Budd Nominated
1963 Hugh Griffith Tom Jones Nominated
1964 Peter Ustinov Topkapi Won
John Gielgud Becket Nominated
Stanley Holloway My Fair Lady Nominated Holloway recreated his Tony Award-nominated role from musical of the same name.
1965 Tom Courtenay Doctor Zhivago Nominated
Frank Finlay Othello Nominated
Ian Bannen The Flight of the Phoenix Nominated
1966 Robert Shaw A Man for All Seasons Nominated
James Mason Georgy Girl Nominated
1968 Jack Wild Oliver! Nominated At age 16, Wild became the fourth-youngest nominee in the category.
Daniel Massey Star! Nominated
1969 Anthony Quayle Anne of the Thousand Days Nominated
1970 John Mills Ryan's Daughter Won
1973 John Houseman The Paper Chase Won Houseman was a Romanian-born British-American actor and producer.
1976 Laurence Olivier Marathon Man Nominated
1977 Peter Firth Equus Nominated
Alec Guinness Star Wars Nominated
1978 John Hurt Midnight Express Nominated
1981 John Gielgud Arthur Won
Ian Holm Chariots of Fire Nominated
1982 James Mason The Verdict Nominated
1984 Ralph Richardson Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes Nominated
1986 Denholm Elliott A Room with a View Nominated
Michael Caine Hannah and Her Sisters Won
1987 Sean Connery The Untouchables Won Connery is the first and only Scottish actor to win an Academy Award for acting.
1988 Alec Guinness Little Dorrit Nominated
1991 Ben Kingsley Bugsy Nominated
1992 Jaye Davidson The Crying Game Nominated First black British actor to be nominated for an Academy Award.
1993 Ralph Fiennes Schindler's List Nominated
Pete Postlethwaite In the Name of the Father Nominated
1994 Paul Scofield Quiz Show Nominated
1995 Tim Roth Rob Roy Nominated
1997 Anthony Hopkins Amistad Nominated
1999 Michael Caine The Cider House Rules Won
Jude Law The Talented Mr. Ripley Nominated
2000 Albert Finney Erin Brockovich Nominated
2001 Jim Broadbent Iris Won
Ben Kingsley Sexy Beast Nominated
Ian McKellen The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Nominated
2004 Clive Owen Closer Nominated
2007 Tom Wilkinson Michael Clayton Nominated
2010 Christian Bale The Fighter Won Born in Wales to English parents, Bale and his family moved to England when he was 1 year old.
2011 Kenneth Branagh My Week with Marilyn Nominated
2015 Christian Bale The Big Short Nominated
Tom Hardy The Revenant Nominated
Mark Rylance Bridge of Spies Won
2016 Dev Patel Lion Nominated
2018 Richard E. Grant Can You Ever Forgive Me? Nominated Grant is a Swazi-born English actor.
2019 Anthony Hopkins The Two Popes Nominated
2020 Sacha Baron Cohen The Trial of the Chicago 7 Nominated
Daniel Kaluuya Judas and the Black Messiah Won Kaluuya is the first black British actor to win an Academy Award for acting.[1]
At age 32, Kaluuya became the seventh-youngest winner to win an Academy Award in the category.[1]

Best Actress in a Supporting Role

Year Name Film Status Notes
1937 May Whitty Night Must Fall Nominated
1939 Olivia de Havilland Gone with the Wind Nominated
1940 Judith Anderson Rebecca Nominated Anderson was an Australian-born British actress.
1941 Margaret Wycherly Sergeant York Nominated
1942 May Whitty Mrs. Miniver Nominated
Gladys Cooper Now, Voyager Nominated
1943 The Song of Bernadette Nominated
1944 Angela Lansbury Gaslight Nominated
1945 The Picture of Dorian Gray Nominated
1946 Flora Robson Saratoga Trunk Nominated
1948 Jean Simmons Hamlet Nominated
1949 Elsa Lanchester Come to the Stable Nominated
1957 Witness for the Prosecution Nominated
1958 Wendy Hiller Separate Tables Won
1959 Hermione Baddeley Room at the Top Nominated
1960 Glynis Johns The Sundowners Nominated
Mary Ure Sons and Lovers Nominated
1962 Angela Lansbury The Manchurian Candidate Nominated
1963 Margaret Rutherford The V.I.P.s Won
Edith Evans Tom Jones Nominated
Joyce Redman Nominated
1964 Gladys Cooper My Fair Lady Nominated
Edith Evans The Chalk Garden Nominated
1965 Joyce Redman Othello Nominated
Maggie Smith Nominated
1966 Wendy Hiller A Man for All Seasons Nominated
Vivien Merchant Alfie Nominated
1969 Susannah York They Shoot Horses, Don't They? Nominated
1971 Margaret Leighton The Go-Between Nominated
1977 Vanessa Redgrave Julia Won
1978 Maggie Smith California Suite Won
1980 Eva Le Gallienne Resurrection Nominated
1984 Peggy Ashcroft A Passage to India Won
1986 Maggie Smith A Room with a View Nominated
1991 Jessica Tandy Fried Green Tomatoes Nominated
1992 Joan Plowright Enchanted April Nominated
Vanessa Redgrave Howards End Nominated
Miranda Richardson Damage Nominated
1993 Emma Thompson In the Name of the Father Nominated
1994 Rosemary Harris Tom & Viv Nominated
Helen Mirren The Madness of King George Nominated
1995 Kate Winslet Sense and Sensibility Nominated
1996 Marianne Jean-Baptiste Secrets & Lies Nominated First Black English actress to be nominated for Best Supporting Actress.
1997 Julianne Moore Boogie Nights Nominated Moore is an American–British actress.
Minnie Driver Good Will Hunting Nominated
1998 Brenda Blethyn Little Voice Nominated
Judi Dench Shakespeare in Love Won
Lynn Redgrave Gods and Monsters Nominated
1999 Samantha Morton Sweet and Lowdown Nominated
2000 Judi Dench Chocolat Nominated
Julie Walters Billy Elliot Nominated
2001 Helen Mirren Gosford Park Nominated
Maggie Smith Nominated
Kate Winslet Iris Nominated
2002 Julianne Moore The Hours Nominated
Catherine Zeta-Jones Chicago Won Zeta-Jones was born as Catherine Zeta Jones in Swansea, Wales.
2004 Sophie Okonedo Hotel Rwanda Nominated
2005 Rachel Weisz The Constant Gardener Won
2007 Tilda Swinton Michael Clayton Won
2010 Helena Bonham Carter The King's Speech Nominated
2011 Janet McTeer Albert Nobbs Nominated
2013 Sally Hawkins Blue Jasmine Nominated
2014 Keira Knightley The Imitation Game Nominated
2015 Kate Winslet Steve Jobs Nominated
2016 Naomie Harris Moonlight Nominated
2017 Lesley Manville Phantom Thread Nominated
2018 Rachel Weisz The Favourite Nominated
2019 Florence Pugh Little Women Nominated
2020 Olivia Colman The Father Nominated
2021 Judi Dench Belfast Nominated
2023 Emily Blunt Oppenheimer Nominated

Best Director

Year Name Film Status Notes
1928–29 Frank Lloyd Drag Nominated No official nominees had been announced this year.
Weary River Nominated
The Divine Lady Won
1932–33 Cavalcade Won Lloyd's father was Welsh and his mother was Scottish, and Lloyd was born in Glasgow, Scotland.
1935 Mutiny on the Bounty Nominated
1940 Alfred Hitchcock Rebecca Nominated
1944 Lifeboat Nominated
1945 Spellbound Nominated
David Lean Brief Encounter Nominated
1947 Great Expectations Nominated
1948 Laurence Olivier Hamlet Nominated
1949 Carol Reed The Fallen Idol Nominated
1950 The Third Man Nominated
1954 Alfred Hitchcock Rear Window Nominated
1955 David Lean Summertime Nominated
1956 Michael Anderson Around the World in 80 Days Nominated
1957 David Lean The Bridge on the River Kwai Won
1959 Jack Clayton Room at the Top Nominated
1960 Jack Cardiff Sons and Lovers Nominated
Alfred Hitchcock Psycho Nominated
1961 J. Lee Thompson The Guns of Navarone Nominated
1962 David Lean Lawrence of Arabia Won
1963 Tony Richardson Tom Jones Won
1964 Robert Stevenson Mary Poppins Nominated
Peter Glenville Becket Nominated
1965 John Schlesinger Darling Nominated
David Lean Doctor Zhivago Nominated
1968 Carol Reed Oliver! Won
Anthony Harvey The Lion in Winter Nominated
1969 John Schlesinger Midnight Cowboy Won
1970 Ken Russell Women In Love Nominated
1971 John Schlesinger Sunday Bloody Sunday Nominated
1972 John Boorman Deliverance Nominated
1978 Alan Parker Midnight Express Nominated
1979 Peter Yates Breaking Away Nominated
1981 Hugh Hudson Chariots of Fire Nominated
1982 Richard Attenborough Gandhi Won
1983 Peter Yates The Dresser Nominated
1984 David Lean A Passage to India Nominated
Roland Joffé The Killing Fields Nominated
1986 The Mission Nominated
1987 John Boorman Hope and Glory Nominated
Adrian Lyne Fatal Attraction Nominated
1988 Charles Crichton A Fish Called Wanda Nominated
Alan Parker Mississippi Burning Nominated
1989 Kenneth Branagh Henry V Nominated Film directorial debut.
1990 Stephen Frears The Grifters Nominated
1991 Ridley Scott Thelma & Louise Nominated
1995 Mike Figgis Leaving Las Vegas Nominated
Michael Radford The Postman Nominated (original title: Il postino).
Radford is an English director born in India.
1996 Mike Leigh Secrets & Lies Nominated
Anthony Minghella The English Patient Won
1997 Peter Cattaneo The Full Monty Nominated
1998 John Madden Shakespeare in Love Nominated
1999 Sam Mendes American Beauty Won Film directorial debut.
Mendes is the first British director and the sixth director overall, to win an Academy Award for Best Director for a debut film.
2000 Stephen Daldry Billy Elliot Nominated
Ridley Scott Gladiator Nominated
2001 Black Hawk Down Nominated
2002 Stephen Daldry The Hours Nominated
2004 Mike Leigh Vera Drake Nominated
2006 Stephen Frears The Queen Nominated
Paul Greengrass United 93 Nominated
2008 Danny Boyle Slumdog Millionaire Won
Stephen Daldry The Reader Nominated
2010 Tom Hooper The King's Speech Won
2013 Steve McQueen 12 Years a Slave Nominated First black English director to be nominated for Best Director.
2017 Christopher Nolan Dunkirk Nominated
2019 Sam Mendes 1917 Nominated
2020 Emerald Fennell Promising Young Woman Nominated First English woman to be nominated for Best Director.
2021 Kenneth Branagh Belfast Nominated
2022 Martin McDonagh The Banshees of Inisherin Nominated
2023 Christopher Nolan Oppenheimer Won
Jonathan Glazer The Zone of Interest Nominated

Best Assistant Director (1933 to 1937)

Year Name Film Status Notes
1933 Fred Fox — Won For United Artists.
1935 Eric G. Stacey Les Misérables Nominated
1936 The Garden of Allah Nominated
1937 A Star Is Born Nominated

Best Writing – Adapted Screenplay

Year Name Film Status Notes
1933 Victor Heerman Little Women Won Shared with Sarah Y. Mason.
1938 Ian Dalrymple
Cecil Arthur Lewis
W. P. Lipscomb 		Pygmalion Won Shared with George Bernard Shaw.
Ian Dalrymple The Citadel Nominated Shared with Frank Wead and Elizabeth Hill.
1939 R. C. Sherriff
Claudine West
Eric Maschwitz 		Goodbye, Mr. Chips Nominated
1940 Joan Harrison Rebecca Nominated Shared with Robert E. Sherwood.
1942 James Hilton
Claudine West
Arthur Wimperis 		Mrs. Miniver Won Shared with George Froeschel.
Claudine West
Arthur Wimperis 		Random Harvest Nominated
Rodney Ackland
Emeric Pressburger 		49th Parallel Nominated Pressburger was a Hungarian-British screenwriter, film director, and producer.
1944 John Van Druten Gaslight Nominated Shared with Walter Reisch and John L. Balderston.
1946 Raymond Chandler Double Indemnity Nominated Chandler was a British-American novelist and screenwriter.
Shared with Billy Wilder.
Anthony Havelock-Allan
David Lean
Ronald Neame 		Brief Encounter Nominated
1947 Great Expectations Nominated
1949 Graham Greene The Fallen Idol Nominated
1952 John Dighton
Roger MacDougall
Alexander Mackendrick 		The Man in the White Suit Nominated Mackendrick was a British-American.
1953 Ian McLellan Hunter
John Dighton 		Roman Holiday Nominated
Eric Ambler The Cruel Sea Nominated
1956 Ivan Moffat Giant Nominated Shared with Fred Guiol.
1958 Terence Rattigan Separate Tables Nominated Shared with John Gay.
Alec Guinness The Horse's Mouth Nominated
1959 Neil Paterson Room at the Top Won
1960 Gavin Lambert
T. E. B. Clarke 		Sons and Lovers Nominated
James Kennaway Tunes of Glory Nominated
1962 Robert Bolt Lawrence of Arabia Nominated Shared with Michael Wilson.
1963 John Osborne Tom Jones Won
1964 Peter George Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb Nominated Shared with Stanley Kubrick and Terry Southern.
1965 Robert Bolt Doctor Zhivago Won
1966 A Man for All Seasons Won
Bill Naughton Alfie Nominated
1968 Vernon Harris Oliver! Nominated
1969 John Hale
Bridget Boland 		Anne of the Thousand Days Nominated Shared with Richard Sokolove.
1974 Lionel Chetwynd The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz Nominated Chetwynd is an English-born Canadian–American screenwriter.
Shared with Mordecai Richler.
Paul Dehn Murder on the Orient Express Nominated
1976 David Butler Voyage of the Damned Nominated Shared with Steve Shagan.
1977 Peter Shaffer Equus Nominated
Gavin Lambert I Never Promised You a Rose Garden Nominated Shared with Lewis John Carlino.
1981 Dennis Potter Pennies from Heaven Nominated
Harold Pinter The French Lieutenant's Woman Nominated
1983 Betrayal Nominated
Willy Russell Educating Rita Nominated
Ronald Harwood The Dresser Nominated Harwood is South African-born British.
1984 Peter Shaffer Amadeus Won
David Lean A Passage to India Nominated
Bruce Robinson The Killing Fields Nominated
1986 Ruth Prawer Jhabvala A Room with a View Won Jhabvala is a German-born British novelist, short story writer, and screenwriter, with an Indian and American citizenship.
1987 Mark Peploe The Last Emperor Won Shared with Bernardo Bertolucci.
James Dearden Fatal Attraction Nominated
1988 Christopher Hampton Dangerous Liaisons Won
1992 Peter Barnes Enchanted April Nominated
Ruth Prawer Jhabvala Howards End Won
1993 The Remains of the Day Nominated
William Nicholson Shadowlands Nominated
1994 Alan Bennett The Madness of King George Nominated
1995 Emma Thompson Sense and Sensibility Won Thompson is the only person in Academy history to win an Academy Award for both acting (of which Thompson previously won Best Actress for Howards End) and writing categories (Best Adapted Screenplay).[2]
Mike Figgis Leaving Las Vegas Nominated
Michael Radford Il Postino Nominated Shared with Anna Pavignano, Furio Scarpelli, Giacomo Scarpelli, and Massimo Troisi.
1996 Kenneth Branagh Hamlet Nominated
John Hodge Trainspotting Nominated
Anthony Minghella The English Patient Nominated
1997 Hossein Amini The Wings of the Dove Nominated Amini is an Iranian-born British.
1999 Anthony Minghella The Talented Mr Ripley Nominated
2002 David Hare The Hours Nominated
Ronald Harwood The Pianist Won
2005 Jeffrey Caine The Constant Gardener Nominated
2006 Patrick Marber Notes on a Scandal Nominated
Sacha Baron Cohen
Anthony Hines
Peter Baynham
Dan Mazer 		Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan Nominated Shared with Todd Phillips.
2007 Christopher Hampton Atonement Nominated
Ronald Harwood The Diving Bell and the Butterfly Nominated
2008 Simon Beaufoy Slumdog Millionaire Won
Peter Morgan Frost/Nixon Nominated
David Hare The Reader Nominated
2009 Nick Hornby An Education Nominated
Jesse Armstrong
Simon Blackwell
Tony Roche
Armando Iannucci 		In the Loop Nominated
2010 Danny Boyle
Simon Beaufoy 		127 Hours Nominated
2011 Bridget O'Connor
Peter Straughan 		Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy Nominated
2013 Steve Coogan
Jeff Pope 		Philomena Nominated
2015 Nick Hornby Brooklyn Nominated
2020 Christopher Hampton The Father Won Shared with Florian Zeller.
Sacha Baron Cohen
Dan Swimer
Peter Baynham
Dan Mazer
Anthony Hines 		Borat Subsequent Moviefilm Nominated Shared with Erica Rivinoja, Lee Kern, and Jena Friedman.
2022 Kazuo Ishiguro Living Nominated
Lesley Paterson
Ian Stokell 		All Quiet on the Western Front Nominated Shared with Edward Berger
2023 Christopher Nolan Oppenheimer Nominated
Jonathan Glazer The Zone of Interest Nominated

Best Writing – Original Screenplay

Year Name Film Status Notes
1940 Charlie Chaplin The Great Dictator Nominated
Charles Bennett
Joan Harrison 		Foreign Correspondent Nominated
1942 Michael Powell
Emeric Pressburger 		One of Our Aircraft Is Missing Nominated Pressburger was a Hungarian-British screenwriter, film director, and producer.
1943 Noël Coward In Which We Serve Nominated
1946 Muriel Box
Sydney Box 		The Seventh Veil Won
Raymond Chandler The Blue Dahlia Nominated
1947 Charlie Chaplin Monsieur Verdoux Nominated
1949 T. E. B. Clarke Passport to Pimlico Nominated
Alfred Hayes Paisan Nominated Shared with Federico Fellini, Sergio Amidei, Marcello Pagliero, and Roberto Rossellini.
1952 T. E. B. Clarke The Lavender Hill Mob Won
Terence Rattigan The Sound Barrier Nominated
1960 Bryan Forbes
Richard Gregson
Michael Craig 		The Angry Silence Nominated
1964 Alun Owen A Hard Day's Night Nominated
1965 Frederic Raphael Darling Won Raphael was born in the US in 1931 but emigrated to England in 1938.[citation needed]
Jack Davies
Ken Annakin 		Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines Nominated
1966 Edward Bond Blowup Nominated Shared with Michelangelo Antonioni and Tonino Guerra.
1967 Frederic Raphael Two for the Road Nominated
1968 Peter Ustinov Hot Millions Nominated Shared with Ira Wallach.
Arthur C. Clarke 2001: A Space Odyssey Nominated Shared with Stanley Kubrick.
1971 Penelope Gilliatt Sunday Bloody Sunday Nominated
1981 Colin Welland Chariots of Fire Won
Trevor Griffiths Reds Nominated Shared with Warren Beatty.
1985 Terry Gilliam
Charles McKeown
Tom Stoppard 		Brazil Nominated Gilliam was born in the US in 1940 but emigrated to England in 1968.
Hanif Kureishi My Beautiful Laundrette Nominated Kureishi is a British playwright, screenwriter, and filmmaker of Pakistani descent.[3]
1988 John Cleese
Charles Crichton 		A Fish Called Wanda Nominated
1994 Richard Curtis Four Weddings and a Funeral Nominated
1996 Mike Leigh Secrets & Lies Nominated
1997 Simon Beaufoy The Full Monty Nominated
1998 Tom Stoppard Shakespeare In Love Won Stoppard is a Czech-born English writer.
Shared with Marc Norman.
1999 Mike Leigh Topsy-Turvy Nominated
2000 Lee Hall Billy Elliot Nominated
William Nicholson Gladiator Nominated Shared with David Franzoni and John Logan.
2001 Julian Fellowes Gosford Park Won
Christopher Nolan
Jonathan Nolan 		Memento Nominated
2003 Steven Knight Dirty Pretty Things Nominated
2004 Mike Leigh Vera Drake Nominated
2006 Peter Morgan The Queen Nominated
2007 Jan Pinkava Ratatouille Nominated Pinkava was born in Prague and emigrated to Britain, where he obtained British citizenship.
Shared with Brad Bird and Jim Capobianco.
2008 Martin McDonagh In Bruges Nominated McDonagh is Irish-British playwright, screenwriter, producer, and director, born in London to Irish parents.[4]
Mike Leigh Happy-Go-Lucky Nominated
2010 Another Year Nominated
Christopher Nolan Inception Nominated
David Seidler The King's Speech Won Seidler is a British-American playwright and film writer.
2014 Hugo Guinness The Grand Budapest Hotel Nominated Shared with Wes Anderson.
2015 Matt Charman Bridge of Spies Nominated Shared with Joel and Ethan Coen.
Alex Garland Ex Machina Nominated
2017 Martin McDonagh Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Nominated
2019 Sam Mendes
Krysty Wilson-Cairns 		1917 Nominated
2020 Emerald Fennell Promising Young Woman Won
2021 Kenneth Branagh Belfast Won
2022 Martin McDonagh The Banshees of Inisherin Nominated

Best Writing – Story (1928 to 1956)

Year Name Film Status Notes
1942 Emeric Pressburger 49th Parallel Won
1943 Gordon McDonell Shadow of a Doubt Nominated McDonell is a British-born American writer.
1945 Charles G. Booth The House on 92nd Street Won
1946 Clemence Dane Perfect Strangers Won
1948 Emeric Pressburger The Red Shoes Nominated
1951 Alfred Hayes Teresa Nominated Shared with Stewart Stern.
Oscar Millard The Frogmen Nominated
James Bernard
Paul Dehn 		Seven Days to Noon Won

Best Picture

Year Name Film Status Notes
1932/33 Alexander Korda The Private Life of Henry VIII Nominated Korda was a Hungarian-born British film producer, director, and screenwriter.
1938 Victor Saville The Citadel Nominated
1939 Goodbye, Mr. Chips Nominated
1940 Charlie Chaplin The Great Dictator Nominated
1941 Alfred Hitchcock Suspicion Nominated
1942 Michael Powell 49th Parallel Nominated
1943 Noël Coward In Which We Serve Nominated
1946 Laurence Olivier Henry V Nominated
1947 Anthony Havelock-Allan
Ronald Neame 		Great Expectations Nominated
1948 Laurence Olivier Hamlet Won
Michael Powell
Emeric Pressburger 		The Red Shoes Nominated Pressburger was a Hungarian-British screenwriter, film director, and producer.
1953 John Houseman Julius Caesar Nominated Houseman was a Romanian-born British-American actor and producer.
1959 James Woolf
John Woolf 		Room at the Top Nominated
1963 Tony Richardson Tom Jones Won
1965 Joseph Janni Darling Nominated
1966 Lewis Gilbert Alfie Nominated
1968 John Woolf Oliver! Won
Anthony Havelock-Allan
John Brabourne 		Romeo and Juliet Nominated
1972 John Boorman Deliverance Nominated
1978 Barry Spikings
Michael Deeley 		The Deer Hunter Won Shared with Michael Cimino and John Peverall.
David Puttnam
Alan Marshall 		Midnight Express Nominated
1979 Peter Yates Breaking Away Nominated
1980 Timothy Burrill Tess Nominated Shared with Claude Berri.
1981 David Puttnam Chariots of Fire Won
1982 Richard Attenborough Gandhi Won
1983 Peter Yates The Dresser Nominated
1984 David Puttnam The Killing Fields Nominated
John Brabourne
Richard Goodwin 		A Passage to India Nominated
1986 David Puttnam The Mission Nominated
1987 Jeremy Thomas The Last Emperor Won The Last Emperor is an English-produced, mostly Italian-made film shot in China.
John Boorman Hope and Glory Nominated
1988 Norma Heyman Dangerous Liaisons Nominated Shared with Hank Moonjean.
1992 Stephen Woolley The Crying Game Nominated
1994 Duncan Kenworthy Four Weddings and a Funeral Nominated
1996 Jane Scott Shine Nominated Scott is a British-born Australian film producer.
Simon Channing-Williams Secrets and Lies Nominated
1998 David Parfitt Shakespeare in Love Won Shared with Harvey Weinstein, Edward Zwick, Marc Norman, and Donna Gigliotti.
Alison Owen
Tim Bevan
Eric Fellner 		Elizabeth Nominated Bevan is a New Zealand-born English producer.
Ian Bryce Saving Private Ryan Nominated Shared with Steven Spielberg, Mark Gordon, and Gary Levinsohn.
2002 Robert Fox The Hours Nominated Shared with Scott Rudin.
2004 Graham King The Aviator Nominated King is a Los Angeles-based English producer.
Shared with Michael Mann.
2006 Andy Harries
Tracey Seaward
Christine Langan 		The Queen Nominated
Graham King The Departed Won
2007 JoAnne Sellar
Daniel Lupi 		There Will Be Blood Nominated Shared with Paul Thomas Anderson.
Tim Bevan
Eric Fellner
Paul Webster 		Atonement Nominated
2008 Eric Fellner Frost/Nixon Nominated Shared with Ron Howard and Brian Grazer.
Christian Colson Slumdog Millionaire Won
Anthony Minghella The Reader Nominated Shared with Sydney Pollack, Donna Gigliotti, and Redmond Morris.
2009 Amanda Posey An Education Nominated Shared with Finola Dwyer.
2010 Celine Rattray The Kids Are All Right Nominated Shared with Gary Gilbert and Jeffrey Levy-Hinte.
Christian Colson
John Smithson
Danny Boyle 		127 Hours Nominated
Christopher Nolan
Emma Thomas 		Inception Nominated
Gareth Unwin
Iain Canning 		The King's Speech Won Shared with Emile Sherman.
2011 Graham King Hugo Nominated Shared with Martin Scorsese.
2012 Tim Bevan
Eric Fellner
Debra Hayward
Cameron Mackintosh 		Les Misérables Nominated Mackintosh previously won Tony Award for Best Musical for the musical of the same name.
2013 Steve McQueen 12 Years a Slave Won McQueen is the first black British director and producer, as well as the first black director and producer overall, to win Best Picture.[5][6][7]
Shared with Brad Pitt, Dede Gardner, Jeremy Kleiner, and Anthony Katagas.
David Heyman Gravity Nominated Shared with Alfonso Cuarón.
Gabrielle Tana
Steve Coogan
Tracey Seaward 		Philomena Nominated
2014 Christian Colson Selma Nominated Shared with Dede Gardner, Jeremy Kleiner, and Oprah Winfrey.
Tim Bevan
Eric Fellner 		The Theory of Everything Nominated Shared with Lisa Bruce and Anthony McCarten.
2015 Simon Kinberg
Ridley Scott
Mark Huffam 		The Martian Nominated Shared with Michael Schaefer.
Amanda Posey Brooklyn Nominated Shared with Finola Dwyer.
2016 Iain Canning Lion Nominated Shared with Emile Sherman and Angie Fielder.
2017 Tim Bevan
Eric Fellner 		Darkest Hour Nominated Shared with Lisa Bruce, Anthony McCarten, and Douglas Urbanski.
Emma Thomas
Christopher Nolan 		Dunkirk Nominated
JoAnne Sellar
Daniel Lupi 		Phantom Thread Nominated Shared with Paul Thomas Anderson and Megan Ellison.
Graham Broadbent
Pete Czernin
Martin McDonagh 		Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Nominated McDonagh is Irish-British playwright, screenwriter, producer, and film director, born in London to Irish parents.[4]
2018 Graham King Bohemian Rhapsody Nominated
2019 David Heyman Marriage Story Nominated Shared with Noah Baumbach.
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Nominated Shared with Shannon McIntosh and Quentin Tarantino.
Sam Mendes
Pippa Harris 		1917 Nominated Shared with Jayne-Ann Tenggren and Callum McDougall.
2020 David Parfitt The Father Nominated Shared with Jean-Louis Livi and Philippe Carcassonne.
Emerald Fennel Promising Young Woman Nominated Shared with Ben Browning, Ashley Fox, and Josey McNamara.
2021 Kenneth Branagh Belfast Nominated Laura Berwick, Becca Kovacik and Tamar Thomas.
Iain Canning
Tanya Seghatchian 		The Power of the Dog Nominated Shared With Jane Campion, Emile Sherman, and Roger Frappier.
2022 Graham Broadbent
Pete Czernin
Martin McDonagh 		The Banshees of Inisherin Nominated
2023 David Heyman
Tom Ackerley 		Barbie Nominated Shared with Margot Robbie and Robbie Brenner.
Daniel Lupi Killers of the Flower Moon Nominated Shared with Dan Friedkin, Bradley Thomas, and Martin Scorsese.
Emma Thomas
Christopher Nolan 		Oppenheimer Won Thomas is the first British woman to win Best Picture.
Thomas and Nolan are the first British husband-and-wife team, as well as the third married couple overall, to win Best Picture.[8]
Shared with Charles Roven.
James Wilson The Zone of Interest Nominated

Best International Feature Film

See also: List of British submissions for the Academy Award for Best International Feature Film
Year Name Film Status Languages
1993 Paul Turner Hedd Wyn Nominated Welsh.
(some parts in English.)
1999 Paul Morrison Solomon and Gaenor Nominated Welsh.
(some parts in Yiddish.)
2023 Jonathan Glazer The Zone of Interest Won German.
(some parts in Polish and Yiddish.)

Best Documentary Feature

Year Name Film Status Notes
1942 British Ministry of Information
Listen to Britain Nominated Short subject and feature documentaries competed in a combined Best Documentary category.
Twenty-One Miles Nominated
Concanen Films The White Eagle Nominated
1943 British Ministry of Information Desert Victory Won Winner of Best Documentary Feature.
1945 Government of Great Britain The True Glory Won
1947 Paul Rotha The World Is Rich Nominated Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.
1949 Crown Film Unit Daybreak in Udi Won Winner of Best Documentary Feature.
1953 Castleton Knight A Queen Is Crowned Nominated Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.
1958 James Carr Antarctic Crossing Nominated
1964 Peter Baylis The Finest Hours Nominated
1965 Peter Mills The Forth Road Bridge Nominated
1966 Peter Watkins The War Game Won Winner of Best Documentary Feature.
1985 Japhet Asher Soldiers in Hiding Nominated Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.
1987 Robert Stone Radio Bikini Nominated
Michael Camerini Hellfire: A Journey from Hiroshima Nominated Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.
Shared with John Junkerman and James MacDonald.
1995 Jon Blair Anne Frank Remembered Won Winner of Best Documentary Feature.
1999 Kevin Macdonald One Day in September Won Winner of Best Documentary Feature.
Shared with Arthur Cohn.
2002 Sean Welch Spellbound Nominated Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.
Shared with Jeffrey Blitz.
Malcolm Clarke Prisoner of Paradise Nominated Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.
Shared with Stuart Sender.
2004 Zana Briski
Ross Kauffman 		Born into Brothels Won Winner of Best Documentary Feature.
2008 James Marsh
Simon Chinn 		Man on Wire Won
2010 Banksy
Jaimie D'Cruz 		Exit Through the Gift Shop Nominated Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.
Lucy Walker Waste Land Nominated Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.
Shared with Angus Aynsley.
Tim Hetherington Restrepo Nominated Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.
Shared with Sebastian Junger.
2012 Joshua Oppenheimer The Act of Killing Nominated Oppenheimer was an American film director, with a British citizenship.
Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.
Shared with Signe Byrge Sørensen.
Simon Chinn Searching for Sugar Man Won Winner of Best Documentary Feature.
Shared with Malik Bendjelloul.
2014 Orlando von Einsiedel
Joanna Natasegara 		Virunga Nominated Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.
Joshua Oppenheimer The Look of Silence Nominated Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.
Shared with Signe Byrge Sørensen.
2015 Asif Kapadia
James Gay-Rees 		Amy Won Winner of Best Documentary Feature.
Justin Wilkes What Happened, Miss Simone? Nominated Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.
Shared with Liz Garbus and Amy Hobby.
2019 Joanna Natasegara The Edge of Democracy Nominated Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.
Shared with Petra Costa, Shane Boris, and Tiago Pavan.
Edward Watts For Sama Nominated Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.
Shared with Waad Al-Kateab.
2022 Teddy Leifer All That Breathes Nominated Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.
Shared with Shaunak Sen and Aman Mann.
2023 John Battsek Bobi Wine: The People's President Nominated Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.
Shared with Moses Bwayo and Christopher Sharp.

Best Documentary – Short Subject

Year Name Film Status Notes
1941 British Ministry of Information Christmas Under Fire Nominated
A Letter from Home Nominated
1952 Norman McLaren Neighbours Won McLaren was a Scottish-born British/Canadian animator, director, and producer.
1953 James Carr They Planted a Stone Nominated
1954 World Wide Pictures
Morse Films 		Thursday's Children Won
1958 Thorold Dickinson Oeuverture Nominated
1960 James Hill Giuseppina Won
1963 Edgar Anstey Thirty Million Letters Nominated
1965 Patrick Carey
Joe Mendoza 		Yeats Country Nominated
1970 Patrick Carey
Vivien Carey 		Oisin Nominated
1972 Humphrey Swingler The Tide of Traffic Nominated
1974 Pen Densham Life Times Nine Nominated Densham is a British-Canadian-American.
Shared with John Watson.
Robin Lehman Don't Won
1975 The End of the Game Won
1979 Phillip Borsos Nails Nominated
1980 Pen Densham Don't Mess with Bill Nominated
1981 Nigel Noble Close Harmony Won
1988 Malcolm Clarke You Don't Have to Die Won Shared with Bill Guttentag.
2011 Lucy Walker The Tsunami and the Cherry Blossom Nominated Shared with Kira Carstensen.
2013 Malcolm Clarke
Nicholas Reed 		The Lady in Number 6: Music Saved My Life Won Winner of Best Documentary – Short Subject.
Sara Ishaq Karama Has No Walls Nominated Ishaq is a Yemeni-Scottish filmmaker.
Nominated for Best Documentary – Short Subject.
2015 Adam Benzine Claude Lanzmann: Spectres of the Shoah Nominated
2016 Orlando von Einsiedel
Joanna Natasegara 		The White Helmets Won Winner for Best Documentary – Short Subject.
Stephen Ellis Watani: My Homeland Nominated Nominated for Best Documentary – Short Subject.
Shared with Marcel Mettelsiefen.

Best Animated Feature

Year Name Film Status Notes
2005 Steve Box
Nick Park 		Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit Won
2006 Gil Kenan Monster House Nominated Kenan is an Israeli-British-American director.
2008 John Stevenson Kung Fu Panda Nominated Shared with Mark Osborne.
2012 Sam Fell
Chris Butler 		ParaNorman Nominated
Peter Lord The Pirates! Band of Misfits Nominated
2015 Mark Burton
Richard Starzak 		Shaun the Sheep Movie Nominated
2017 Hugh Welchman
Ivan Mactaggart 		Loving Vincent Nominated Shared with Dorota Kobiela.
2019 Chris Butler Missing Link Nominated Shared with Arianne Sutner and Travis Knight.
2020 Richard Phelan
Will Becher
Paul Kewley 		A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon Nominated

Best Animated Short Film

Year Name Film Status Notes
1963 Gerald Potterton My Financial Career Nominated Potterton is a British–Canadian.
1964 Norman McLaren
Gerald Potterton
Jeff Hale 		Christmas Cracker Nominated McLaren was a Scottish-born British/Canadian animator, director and producer.
Shared with Grant Munro.
1971 Gerald Potterton The Selfish Giant Nominated Shared with Peter Sander.
Michael Mills Evolution Nominated Michael Mills is a British-born Canadian.
1972 Bob Godfrey Kama Sutra Rides Again Nominated
Richard Williams A Christmas Carol Won Williams is a Canadian–British animator, voice artist, and writer.
1974 Peter Foldes Hunger Nominated Shared with René Jodoin.
1975 Bob Godfrey Great Won
1978 Eunice Macaulay Special Delivery Won Shared with John Weldon.
1979 Bob Godfrey Dream Doll Nominated Shared with Zlatko Grgic.
Derek Lamb Every Child Won
1982 Dianne Jackson The Snowman Nominated
1984 Jon Minnis Charade Won Minnis is a Canadian animator and scriptwriter of British origin.
1985 Alison Snowden Second Class Mail Nominated
1987 Eunice Macaulay George and Rosemary Nominated
1989 Mark Baker The Hill Farm Nominated
1990 Nick Park Creature Comforts Won
A Grand Day Out Nominated
1991 Daniel Greaves Manipulation Won
1992 Paul Berry The Sandman Nominated
Peter Lord Adam Nominated
Barry Purves Screen Play Nominated
1993 Bob Godfrey Small Talk Nominated Shared with Kevin Baldwin.
Nick Park The Wrong Trousers Won
Mark Baker The Village Nominated
1994 Alison Snowden Bob's Birthday Won Shared with David Fine.
Tim Watts
David Stoten 		The Big Story Nominated
1995 Nick Park A Close Shave Won
1996 Peter Lord Wat's Pig Nominated
1997 Joanna Quinn Famous Fred Nominated
Jan Pinkava Geri's Game Won Pinkava is Czech and holds dual British and American citizenship.
1998 Mark Baker Jolly Roger Nominated
1999 Peter Peake Humdrum Nominated
2005 Sharon Colman Badgered Nominated
2007 Suzie Templeton
Hugh Welchman 		Peter and the Wolf Won
2008 Adam Foulkes
Alan Smith 		This Way Up Nominated
2009 Nick Park A Matter of Loaf and Death Nominated
2011 Grant Orchard
Sue Goffe 		A Morning Stroll Nominated
2014 Daisy Jacobs The Bigger Picture Nominated
2015 Richard Williams
Imogen Sutton 		Prologue Nominated Both Williams and Sutton are Canadian–British.
Sanjay Patel Sanjay's Super Team Nominated Patel is a British-American.
Shared with Nicole Paradis Grindle.
2016 Cara Speller Pear Cider and Cigarettes Nominated Shared with Robert Valley.
2018 Alison Snowden Animal Behaviour Nominated Shared with David Fine.
2021 Joanna Quinn Affairs of the Art Nominated Shared with Les Mills.
Mikey Please Robin Robin Nominated Shared with Dan Ojari.

Best Production Design

Year Name Film Status Notes
1927/28 William Cameron Menzies The Dove
Tempest 		Won
1928/29 Alibi Nominated
The Awakening Nominated
1929/30 Bulldog Drummond Nominated
1931/32 Lazare Meerson À Nous la Liberté Nominated Meerson is a Russian-born French and English film art director.
1937 David S. Hall Wee Willie Winkie Nominated Shared with William S. Darling.
1938 Charles D. Hall Merrily We Live Nominated Hall is a British-American art director and production designer.
1939 Captain Fury Nominated
James Basevi Wuthering Heights Nominated
1940 The Westerner Nominated
Vincent Korda The Thief of Bagdad Won Korda is a Hungarian-born art director, later settling in Britain.
1941 That Hamilton Woman Nominated Shared with Julia Heron.
1942 Jungle Book Nominated
1943 James Basevi The Gang's All Here Nominated Shared with Joseph C. Wright and Thomas Little.
The Song of Bernadette Won Shared with William S. Darling and Thomas Little.
1945 Hans Peters The Picture of Dorian Gray Nominated Shared with Cedric Gibbons, Edwin B. Willis, John Bonar, and Hugh Hunt.
1946 John Bryan Caesar and Cleopatra Nominated
Paul Sheriff
Carmen Dillon 		Henry V Nominated Sheriff is a Russian-born British art director.
1947 Wilfred Shingleton
John Bryan 		Great Expectations Won
1948 Arthur Lawson The Red Shoes Won Best Colour Art Direction award.
Shared with Hein Heckroth.
Roger K. Furse
Carmen Dillon 		Hamlet Won Best Black and White Art Direction.
1949 Jim Morahan
William Kellner
Michael Relph 		Saraband for Dead Lovers Nominated Kellner is an Austrian-born English.
1950 Hans Peters The Red Danube Nominated Shared with Cedric Gibbons, Edwin B. Willis, and Hugh Hunt.
1952 Paul Sheriff Moulin Rouge Won Shared with Marcel Vertès.
1953 Hans Peters
John Jarvis 		Knights of the Round Table Nominated Shared with Alfred Junge.
1956 Ken Adam Around the World in 80 Days Nominated Shared with James W. Sullivan and Ross J. Dowd.
Hans Peters Lust for Life Nominated Shared with Cedric Gibbons, E. Preston Ames, Edwin B. Willis, and F. Keogh Gleason.
1959 Oliver Messel
William Kellner
Scott Slimon 		Suddenly, Last Summer Nominated
1960 Thomas N. Morahan
Lionel Couch 		Sons and Lovers Nominated
1962 Vincent Korda The Longest Day Nominated Shared with Ted Haworth, Léon Barsacq, and Gabriel Béchir.
John Box
John Stoll 		Lawrence of Arabia Won Shared with Dario Simoni.
1963 Elven Webb
Maurice Pelling 		Cleopatra Won Shared with John DeCuir, Jack Martin Smith, Hilyard M. Brown, Herman A. Blumenthal, Boris Juraga, Walter M. Scott, Paul S. Fox, and Ray Moyer.
Ralph Brinton
Ted Marshall
Jocelyn Herbert 		Tom Jones Nominated Shared with Josie MacAvin.
1964 Stephen Grimes The Night of the Iguana Nominated
Cecil Beaton My Fair Lady Won Shared with Gene Allen and George James Hopkins.
John Bryan
Maurice Carter 		Becket Nominated Shared with Patrick McLoughlin and Robert Cartwright.
Hans Peters
Elliot Scott 		The Americanization of Emily Nominated Shared with George Davis, Henry Grace, and Robert R. Benton.
1965 Ted Marshall The Spy Who Came in from the Cold Nominated Shared with Hal Pereira, Tambi Larsen, and Josie MacAvin.
David S. Hall The Greatest Story Ever Told Nominated Shared with Richard Day, William Creber, Ray Moyer, Fred M. Maclean, and Norman Rockett.
John Box
Terence Marsh 		Doctor Zhivago Won Shared with Dario Simoni.
1966 John Sturtevant The Sand Pebbles Nominated Shared with Boris Leven, Walter M. Scott, and William Kiernan.
1967 Elven Webb The Taming of the Shrew Nominated Shared with Lorenzo Mongiardino, John DeCuir, Giuseppe Mariani, Dario Simoni, and Luigi Gervasi.
1968 John Box
Terence Marsh
Vernon Dixon
Ken Muggleston 		Oliver! Won
Ernest Archer
Anthony Masters
Harry Lange 		2001: A Space Odyssey Nominated Lange is a German-born British.
1969 Maurice Carter
Lionel Couch 		Anne of the Thousand Days Nominated Shared with Patrick McLoughlin.
1970 Terence Marsh
Pamela Cornell 		Scrooge Nominated Nominated with Bob Cartwright.
1971 Terence Marsh
Peter Howitt 		Mary, Queen of Scots Nominated Shared with Robert Cartwright.
Peter Ellenshaw Bedknobs and Broomsticks Nominated Shared with John B. Mansbridge, Emile Kuri, and Hal Gausman.
John Box
Ernest Archer
Jack Maxsted
Vernon Dixon 		Nicholas and Alexandra Won Shared with Gil Parrondo.
Michael Stringer
Peter Lamont 		Fiddler on the Roof Nominated Shared with Robert F. Boyle.
1972 Donald M. Ashton
Geoffrey Drake
William Hutchinson
John Graysmark
Peter James 		Young Winston Nominated
John Box
Robert W. Laing 		Travels with My Aunt Nominated Shared with Gil Parrondo.
1973 Stephen Grimes The Way We Were Nominated Shared with William Kiernan.
1974 Peter Ellenshaw The Island at the Top of the World Nominated Shared with John B. Mansbridge, Walter Tyler, Al Roelofs, and Hal Gausman.
1975 Ken Adam
Roy Walker
Vernon Dixon 		Barry Lyndon Won
Tony Inglis
Peter James 		The Man Who Would Be King Nominated Inglis is a British-Irish art director.
Shared with Alexander Trauner.
1976 Elliot Scott
Norman Reynolds 		The Incredible Sarah Nominated
1977 John Barry
Norman Reynolds
Roger Christian
Leslie Dilley 		Star Wars Won
Ken Adam
Peter Lamont
Hugh Scaife 		The Spy Who Loved Me Nominated
1978 Tony Walton The Wiz Nominated Shared with Philip Rosenberg, Edward Stewart and Robert Drumheller.
1979 All That Jazz Won Shared with Philip Rosenberg, Edward Stewart and Gary Brink.
Michael Seymour
Leslie Dilley
Roger Christian
Ian Whittaker 		Alien Nominated
1980 Norman Reynolds
Leslie Dilley
Harry Lange
Alan Tomkins
Michael D. Ford 		Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back Nominated
Stuart Craig
Hugh Scaife 		The Elephant Man Nominated Shared with Robert Cartwright.
Jack Stephens Tess Won Shared with Pierre Guffroy.
1981 John Graysmark
Tony Reading
Peter Howitt 		Ragtime Nominated Shared with Patrizia von Brandenstein, George DeTitta Sr., and George DeTitta, Jr.
Michael Seirton Reds Nominated Shared with Richard Sylbert.
Assheton Gorton
Ann Mollo 		The French Lieutenant's Woman Nominated
Norman Reynolds
Leslie Dilley
Michael D. Ford 		Raiders of the Lost Ark Won
1982 Stuart Craig
Robert W. Laing
Michael Seirton 		Gandhi Won
Tim Hutchinson
Harry Cordwell 		Victor/Victoria Nominated Shared with Rodger Maus and William Craig Smith.
1983 Geoffrey Kirkland The Right Stuff Nominated Shared with Richard Lawrence, W. Stewart Campbell, Peter R. Romero, Jim Poynter, and George R. Nelson.
Roy Walker
Leslie Tomkins
Tessa Davies 		Yentl Nominated
Norman Reynolds
Fred Hole
Michael D. Ford 		Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi Nominated Shared with James L. Schoppe.
1984 John Box
Hugh Scaife 		A Passage to India Nominated
1985 Norman Garwood
Maggie Gray 		Brazil Nominated
Stephen Grimes Out of Africa Won Shared with Josie MacAvin.
1986 Brian Ackland-Snow
Brian Savegar 		A Room with a View Won Shared with Gianni Quaranta and Elio Altamura.
Peter Lamont
Crispian Sallis 		Aliens Nominated
Stuart Craig
Jack Stephens 		The Mission Nominated
1987 Norman Reynolds
Harry Cordwell 		Empire of the Sun Nominated
Anthony Pratt
Joanne Woollard 		Hope and Glory Nominated
1988 Stuart Craig Dangerous Liaisons Won Shared with Gérard James.
Elliot Scott
Peter Howitt 		Who Framed Roger Rabbit Nominated
1989 Norman Garwood Glory Nominated Shared with Garrett Lewis.
Crispian Sallis Driving Miss Daisy Nominated Shared with Bruno Rubeo.
Leslie Dilley The Abyss Nominated Shared with Anne Kuljian.
Anton Furst
Peter Young 		Batman Won
1991 Norman Garwood Hook Nominated Shared with Garrett Lewis.
1992 Stuart Craig Chaplin Nominated Shared with Chris A. Butler.
Ian Whittaker Howards End Won Shared with Luciana Arrighi.
1993 The Remains of the Day Nominated
Ken Adam Addams Family Values Nominated Shared with Marvin March.
Ken Adam
Carolyn Scott 		The Madness of King George Won
1996 Brian Morris Evita Nominated Shared with Philippe Turlure.
Stuart Craig
Stephenie McMillan 		The English Patient Won
1997 Peter Lamont
Michael D. Ford 		Titanic Won
1998 Martin Childs
Jill Quertier 		Shakespeare in Love Won
Peter Howitt Elizabeth Nominated Shared with John Myhre.
1999 Eve Stewart Topsy-Turvy Nominated Shared with John Bush.
Roy Walker The Talented Mr. Ripley Nominated Shared with Bruno Cesari.
Ian Whittaker Anna and the King Nominated Shared with Luciana Arrighi.
Peter Young Sleepy Hollow Won Shared with Rick Heinrichs.
2000 Crispian Sallis Gladiator Nominated Shared with Arthur Max.
Martin Childs
Jill Quertier 		Quills Nominated
2001 Stuart Craig
Stephenie McMillan 		Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone Nominated
Anna Pinnock Gosford Park Nominated Shared with Stephen Altman.
2002 Alan Lee The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers Nominated Shared with Grant Major and Dan Hennah.
2003 The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King Won
2004 Gemma Jackson Finding Neverland Nominated Shared with Trisha Edwards.
Anthony Pratt The Phantom of the Opera Nominated Shared with Celia Bobak.
2005 Stuart Craig
Stephenie McMillan 		Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Nominated
Sarah Greenwood
Katie Spencer 		Pride & Prejudice Nominated
2007 Anna Pinnock The Golden Compass Nominated Shared with Dennis Gassner.
Nathan Crowley The Prestige Nominated Shared with Julie Ochipinti.
Sarah Greenwood
Katie Spencer 		Atonement Nominated
2008 Nathan Crowley The Dark Knight Nominated Shared with Peter Lando.
2009 Sarah Greenwood
Katie Spencer 		Sherlock Holmes Nominated
Maggie Gray The Young Victoria Nominated Shared with Patrice Vermette.
2010 Eve Stewart
Judy Farr 		The King's Speech Nominated
Stuart Craig
Stephenie McMillan 		Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1 Nominated
Guy Hendrix Dyas Inception Nominated Shared with Larry Dias and Doug Mowat.
2011 Stuart Craig
Stephenie McMillan 		Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 Nominated
Lee Sandales War Horse Nominated Shared with Rick Carter.
2012 Anna Pinnock Life of Pi Nominated Shared with David Gropman.
Eve Stewart
Anna Lynch-Robinson 		Les Misérables Nominated
Sarah Greenwood
Katie Spencer 		Anna Karenina Nominated
2013 Andy Nicholson
Joanne Woollard 		Gravity Nominated Shared with Rosie Goodwin.
2014 Nathan Crowley Interstellar Nominated Shared with Gary Fettis.
Anna Pinnock The Grand Budapest Hotel Won Shared with Adam Stockhausen.
Into the Woods Nominated Shared with Dennis Gassner.
Maria Djurkovic
Tatiana Macdonald 		The Imitation Game Nominated
Suzie Davies
Charlotte Watts 		Mr. Turner Nominated
2015 Eve Stewart
Michael Standish 		The Danish Girl Nominated
2016 Stuart Craig
Anna Pinnock 		Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them Nominated
Guy Hendrix Dyas Passengers Nominated Shared with Gene Serdena.
2017 Paul Denham Austerberry The Shape of Water Won Austerberry is a Canadian-English-Filipino production designer.
Shared with Shane Vieau and Jeff Melvin.
Sarah Greenwood
Katie Spencer 		Beauty and the Beast Nominated
Darkest Hour Nominated
Nathan Crowley Dunkirk Nominated Shared with Gary Fettis.
2018 First Man Nominated Shared with Kathy Lucas.
Alice Felton The Favourite Nominated Shared with Fiona Crombie.
2019 Lee Sandales 1917 Nominated Shared with Dennis Gassner.
2020 Nathan Crowley Tenet Nominated Shared with Kathy Lucas.
Peter Francis
Cathy Featherstone 		The Father Nominated
2023 Sarah Greenwood
Katie Spencer 		Barbie Nominated
James Price

Shona Heath

Poor Things Won Shared with Zsuzsa Mihalek.
Elli Griff Napoleon Nominated Shared with Arthur Max

Best Cinematography

Year Name Film Status Notes
1928 Charles Rosher Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans Won Shared with Karl Struss.
1934 The Affairs of Cellini Nominated
1944 Kismet Nominated Nominated for Best Colour Cinematography.
1946 The Yearling Won Winner for Best Colour Cinematography.
Shared with Leonard Smith and Arthur E. Arling.
1947 Jack Cardiff Black Narcissus Won Winner for Best Colour Cinematography.
Guy Green Great Expectations Won Winner for Best Black and White Cinematography.
1950 Charles Rosher Annie Get Your Gun Nominated Nominated for Best Colour Cinematography.
1951 Show Boat Nominated
1952 Freddie Young Ivanhoe Nominated
1956 Jack Cardiff War and Peace Nominated
1957 Jack Hildyard The Bridge on the River Kwai Won
1960 Freddie Francis Sons and Lovers Won
1961 Jack Cardiff Fanny Nominated Nominated for Best Colour Cinematography.
1962 Freddie Young Lawrence of Arabia Won
1964 Geoffrey Unsworth Becket Nominated
Walter Lassally Zorba the Greek Won Lassally is a German-born British cinematographer.
1965 Freddie Young Doctor Zhivago Won
1966 Ted Moore A Man for All Seasons Won Moore is British-born South African.
Winner for Best Colour Cinematography.
Kenneth Higgins Georgy Girl Nominated Nominated for Best Black and White Cinematography.
1968 Oswald Morris Oliver! Nominated
1969 Arthur Ibbetson Anne of the Thousand Days Nominated
1970 Billy Williams Women in Love Nominated
Freddie Young Ryan's Daughter Won
1971 Nicholas and Alexandra Nominated
Oswald Morris Fiddler on the Roof Won
1972 Douglas Slocombe Travels with My Aunt Nominated
Geoffrey Unsworth Cabaret Won
1974 Murder on the Orient Express Nominated
1975 John Alcott Barry Lyndon Won
1977 Douglas Slocombe Julia Nominated
1978 Oswald Morris The Wiz Nominated
1980 Geoffrey Unsworth Tess Won Posthumous win.
1981 Douglas Slocombe Raiders of the Lost Ark Nominated
Alex Thomson Excalibur Nominated
Billy Williams On Golden Pond Nominated
1982 Billy Williams
Ronnie Taylor 		Gandhi Won
1984 Ernest Day A Passage to India Nominated
Chris Menges The Killing Fields Won
1985 David Watkin Out of Africa Won
1986 Tony Pierce-Roberts A Room with a View Nominated
Chris Menges The Mission Won
1988 Peter Biziou Mississippi Burning Won
1989 Freddie Francis Glory Won
1991 Adrian Biddle Thelma & Louise Nominated
1992 Tony Pierce-Roberts Howards End Nominated
1993 Stuart Dryburgh The Piano Nominated Dryburgh is an English-born New Zealander cinematographer.
1994 Roger Deakins The Shawshank Redemption Nominated
1995 Michael Coulter Sense and Sensibility Nominated
1996 Roger Deakins Fargo Nominated
Chris Menges Michael Collins Nominated
1997 Roger Deakins Kundun Nominated
1998 Remi Adefarasin Elizabeth Nominated
Richard Greatrex Shakespeare in Love Nominated
1999 Roger Pratt The End of the Affair Nominated
2000 Roger Deakins O Brother, Where Art Thou? Nominated
John Mathieson Gladiator Nominated
2001 Roger Deakins The Man Who Wasn't There Nominated
2004 John Mathieson The Phantom of the Opera Nominated
2006 Dick Pope The Illusionist Nominated
2007 Seamus McGarvey Atonement Nominated
Roger Deakins The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford Nominated
No Country for Old Men Nominated
2008 Roger Deakins
Chris Menges 		The Reader Nominated
Anthony Dod Mantle Slumdog Millionaire Won
2009 Barry Ackroyd The Hurt Locker Nominated
2010 Roger Deakins True Grit Nominated
Danny Cohen The King's Speech Nominated
2012 Seamus McGarvey Anna Karenina Nominated
Roger Deakins Skyfall Nominated
2013 Prisoners Nominated
2014 Dick Pope Mr. Turner Nominated
Roger Deakins Unbroken Nominated
2015 Sicario Nominated
2017 Blade Runner 2049 Won
2019 1917 Won
2020 Sean Bobbitt Judas and the Black Messiah Nominated Bobbitt is an American-born British cinematographer.
Joshua James Richards Nomadland Nominated
2022 James Friend All Quiet on the Western Front Won
Roger Deakins Empire of Light Nominated

Best Editing

Year Name Film Status Notes
1939 Charles Frend Goodbye, Mr. Chips Nominated
1943 Owen Marks Casablanca Nominated
1944 Janie Nominated
1946 Arthur Hilton The Killers Nominated
1947 Fergus McDonell Odd Man Out Nominated
1948 Reginald Mills The Red Shoes Nominated
1952 Ralph Kemplen Moulin Rouge Nominated
1957 Peter Taylor The Bridge on the River Kwai Won
1961 Alan Osbiston The Guns of Navarone Nominated Osbiston is an Australian-born British film editor.
1962 Anne V. Coates Lawrence of Arabia Won
1964 Becket Nominated
1965 Norman Savage Doctor Zhivago Nominated
1968 Ralph Kemplen Oliver! Nominated
1971 Bill Butler A Clockwork Orange Nominated
1972 Tom Priestley Deliverance Nominated
1973 Ralph Kemplen The Day of the Jackal Nominated
1975 Russell Lloyd The Man Who Would Be King Nominated
1977 Marcel Durham Julia Nominated Shared with Walter Murch.
1978 Gerry Hambling Midnight Express Nominated
Stuart Baird Superman Nominated
1980 Anne V. Coates The Elephant Man Nominated
1981 Terry Rawlings Chariots of Fire Nominated
John Bloom The French Lieutenant's Woman Nominated
1982 Gandhi Won
1984 David Lean A Passage to India Nominated
Jim Clark The Killing Fields Won
1985 Henry Richardson Runaway Train Nominated
Thom Noble Witness Won
John Bloom A Chorus Line Nominated
1986 Claire Simpson Platoon Won
Ray Lovejoy Aliens Nominated
Jim Clark The Mission Nominated
1988 Stuart Baird Gorillas in the Mist Nominated
1989 Gerry Hambling Mississippi Burning Nominated
1991 The Commitments Nominated
Thom Noble Thelma & Louise Nominated
1992 Robert Leighton A Few Good Men Nominated
1993 Anne V. Coates In the Line of Fire Nominated
Gerry Hambling In the Name of the Father Nominated
1996 Evita Nominated
1997 Peter Honess L.A. Confidential Nominated
1998 David Gamble Shakespeare in Love Nominated
Anne V. Coates Out of Sight Nominated
1999 Tariq Anwar
Christopher Greenbury 		American Beauty Nominated Anwar is an Indian-born British film editor with an American citizenship.
2002 Martin Walsh Chicago Won
Peter Boyle The Hours Nominated
2005 Claire Simpson The Constant Gardener Nominated
2006 Clare Douglas United 93 Nominated Shared with Richard Pearson and Christopher Rouse.
2008 Chris Dickens Slumdog Millionaire Won
2010 Jon Harris 127 Hours Nominated
Tariq Anwar The King's Speech Nominated
2013 Mark Sanger Gravity Won Shared with Alfonso Cuarón.
Joe Walker 12 Years a Slave Nominated
2014 Barney Pilling The Grand Budapest Hotel Nominated
2016 Joe Walker Arrival Nominated
Jake Roberts Hell or High Water Nominated
2017 Jon Gregory Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Nominated
Jonathan Amos Baby Driver Nominated Shared with Paul Machliss.
2018 Barry Alexander Brown BlacKkKlansman Nominated Brown is an English born-American film director and editor.
2021 Joe Walker Dune Won
2022 Eddie Hamilton Top Gun: Maverick Nominated Eddie Hamilton is a British-American film editor.

Best Sound

Year Name Film Status Notes
1939 A.W. Watkins Goodbye, Mr. Chips Nominated
1950 Cyril Crowhurst Trio Nominated
1952 London Films Sound Department The Sound Barrier Won
Pinewood Studios The Card Nominated
1953 A.W. Watkins Knights of the Round Table Nominated
1959 Libel Nominated
1961 John Cox The Guns of Navarone Nominated
1962 Lawrence of Arabia Won
1964 Becket Nominated
1965 A.W. Watkins Doctor Zhivago Nominated Shared with Franklin Milton.
1968 Shepperton Studios Sound Department Oliver! Won
1969 John Aldred Anne of the Thousand Days Nominated
1970 Gordon McCallum
John Bramall 		Ryan's Daughter Nominated
1971 Gordon McCallum
John W. Mitchell 		Diamonds Are Forever Nominated Shared with Al Overton.
Gordon McCallum
David Hildyard 		Fiddler on the Roof Won
Bob Jones
John Aldred 		Mary, Queen of Scots Nominated
1972 David Hildyard Cabaret Won Shared with Robert Knudson.
1975 Roy Charman The Wind and the Lion Nominated Shared with Harry W. Tetrick, Aaron Rochin, and William McCaughey.
1978 Gordon McCallum
Graham V. Hartstone
Nicolas Le Messurier
Roy Charman 		Superman Nominated
1980 Peter Sutton The Empire Strikes Back Won Shared with Bill Varney, Steve Maslow, and Gregg Landaker.
1981 Simon Kaye Reds Nominated Shared with Dick Vorisek and Tom Fleischman.
Roy Charman Raiders of the Lost Ark Won Shared with Bill Varney, Steve Maslow, and Gregg Landaker.
1982 Trevor Pyke Das Boot Nominated Shared with Milan Bor and Mike Le Mare.
Gerry Humphreys
Robin O'Donoghue
Jonathan Bates
Simon Kaye 		Gandhi Nominated
1983 Tony Dawe Return of the Jedi Nominated Shared with Ben Burtt, Gary Summers, and Randy Thom.
1984 Graham V. Hartstone
Nicolas Le Messurier
John W. Mitchell
Michael A. Carter 		A Passage to India Nominated
1985 Gerry Humphreys A Chorus Line Nominated Shared with Donald O. Mitchell, Michael Minkler, and Christopher Newman
Peter Handford Out of Africa Won Shared with Larry Stensvold, Gary Alexander, and Chris Jenkins
1986 Simon Kaye Platoon Won Shared with John Wilkinson, Richard Rogers, and Charles Grenzbach
Graham V. Hartstone
Nicolas Le Messurier
Michael A. Carter
Roy Charman 		Aliens Nominated
1987 Bill Rowe
Ivan Sharrock 		The Last Emperor Won
Tony Dawe Empire of the Sun Nominated Shared with Robert Knudson, Don Digirolamo, and John Boyd.
1988 Who Framed Roger Rabbit Nominated
Andy Nelson
Peter Handford 		Gorillas in the Mist Nominated Shared with Brian Saunders.
1989 Tony Dawe Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade Nominated Shared with Ben Burtt, Gary Summers and Shawn Murphy.
1991 Tom Johnson Terminator 2: Judgment Day Won Shared with Gary Rydstrom, Gary Summers, and Lee Orloff.
1992 Simon Kaye The Last of the Mohicans Won Shared with Chris Jenkins, Doug Hemphill, and Mark Smith.
1993 Andy Nelson Schindler's List Nominated Shared with Steve Pederson, Scott Millan, and Ron Judkins.
1994 Paul Massey
Chris David 		Legends of the Fall Nominated Shared with David E. Campbell and Douglas Ganton.
Tom Johnson Forrest Gump Nominated Shared with Randy Thom, Dennis S. Sands, and William B. Kaplan
1995 Andy Nelson
Brian Simmons 		Braveheart Nominated Shared with Scott Millan and Anna Behlmer.
1996 Andy Nelson
Ken Weston 		Evita Nominated Shared with Anna Behlmer.
1997 Tom Johnson Titanic Won Shared with Gary Rydstrom, Gary Summers and Mark Ulano.
Contact Nominated Shared with Randy Thom, Dennis S. Sands, and William B. Kaplan.
Paul Massey Air Force One Nominated Shared with Rick Kline, Doug Hemphill, and Keith A. Wester.
Andy Nelson L.A. Confidential Nominated Shared with Anna Behlmer and Kirk Francis.
1998 Andy Nelson Saving Private Ryan Won Shared with Gary Rydstrom, Gary Summers, and Ron Judkins.
Andy Nelson The Thin Red Line Nominated Shared with Anna Behlmer and Paul Brincat.
Robin O'Donoghue
Dominic Lester
Peter Glossop 		Shakespeare in Love Nominated
1999 Tom Johnson
John Midgley 		Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace Nominated Shared with Gary Rydstrom, and Shawn Murphy.
Andy Nelson The Insider Nominated Shared with Doug Hemphill and Lee Orloff.
Chris Munro The Mummy Nominated Shared with Leslie Shatz, Chris Carpenter, and Rick Kline.
2000 Ken Weston Gladiator Won Shared with Bob Beemer and Scott Millan.
Ivan Sharrock U-571 Nominated Shared with Steve Maslow, Gregg Landaker, and Rick Kline.
Tom Johnson Cast Away Nominated Shared with Randy Thom, Dennis S. Sands, and William B. Kaplan
2001 Andy Nelson Moulin Rouge! Nominated Shared with Anna Behlmer, Roger Savage, and Guntis Sics.
Chris Munro Black Hawk Down Won Shared with Michael Minkler and Myron Nettinga.
2002 Ivan Sharrock Gangs of New York Nominated Shared with Tom Fleischman and Eugene Gearty.
2003 Paul Massey Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World Nominated Shared with Doug Hemphill and Art Rochester.
Andy Nelson The Last Samurai Nominated Shared with Anna Behlmer and Jeff Wexler.
Seabiscuit Nominated Shared with Anna Behlmer and Tod A. Maitland.
2004 Tom Johnson The Polar Express Nominated Shared with Randy Thom, Dennis S. Sands, and William B. Kaplan
2005 War of the Worlds Nominated Shared with Anna Behlmer and Ron Judkins.
Paul Massey Walk the Line Nominated Shared with Doug Hemphill and Peter Kurland.
2006 Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest Nominated Shared with Christopher Boyes and Lee Orloff.
Andy Nelson
Ivan Sharrock 		Blood Diamond Nominated Shared with Anna Behlmer.
2007 Paul Massey 3:10 to Yuma Nominated Shared with David Giammarco and Jim Stuebe.
2008 Ian Tapp
Richard Pryke 		Slumdog Millionaire Won Shared with Resul Pookutty.
2009 Ray Beckett The Hurt Locker Won Shared with Paul N.J. Ottosson.
Andy Nelson Avatar Nominated Shared with Christopher Boyes, Tony Johnson, and Gary Summers.
Star Trek Nominated Shared with Anna Behlmer and Peter J. Devlin.
2010 Paul Hamblin
John Midgley 		The King's Speech Nominated Shared with Martin Jensen.
2011 John Midgley Hugo Won Shared with Tom Fleischman.
Andy Nelson
Tom Johnson
Stuart Wilson 		War Horse Nominated Shared with Gary Rydstrom
2012 Andy Nelson
Mark Paterson
Simon Hayes 		Les Misérables Won
Andy Nelson Lincoln Nominated Shared with Gary Rydstrom and Ron Judkins.
Stuart Wilson Skyfall Nominated Shared with Scott Millan and Greg P. Russell.
2013 Chris Burdon
Mark Taylor
Mike Prestwood Smith
Chris Munro 		Captain Phillips Nominated
Christopher Benstead
Chris Munro 		Gravity Won Shared with Skip Lievsay and Niv Adiri.
2014 Ben Wilkins Whiplash Won Shared with Craig Mann and Thomas Curley.
2015 Andy Nelson Bridge of Spies Nominated Shared with Gary Rydstrom and Drew Kunin.
Paul Massey
Mark Taylor 		The Martian Nominated Shared with Mac Ruth.
Andy Nelson
Stuart Wilson 		Star Wars: The Force Awakens Nominated Shared with Christopher Scarabosio.
2016 Andy Nelson La La Land Nominated Shared with Ai-Ling Lee and Steve A. Morrow.
Stuart Wilson Rogue One Nominated Shared with David Parker and Christopher Scarabosio.
2017 Star Wars: The Last Jedi Nominated Shared with David Parker, Michael Semanick, and Ren Klyce.
Julian Slater
Tim Cavagin 		Baby Driver Nominated Shared with Mary H. Ellis.
2018 Paul Massey
Tim Cavagin
John Casali 		Bohemian Rhapsody Won
2019 Tom Johnson Ad Astra Nominated Shared with Gary Rydstrom and Mark Ulano.
Paul Massey Ford v Ferrari Nominated
Mark Taylor
Stuart Wilson 		1917 Won
2020 Oliver Tarney
Mike Prestwood Smith
William Miller 		News of the World Nominated Shared with John Pritchett.
2021 Theo Green Dune Won Shared with Mac Ruth, Mark Mangini, Doug Hemphill, and Ron Bartlett.
Simon Hayes
Oliver Tarney
Paul Massey
Mark Taylor
James Harrison 		No Time to Die Nominated
James Mather
Denise Yarde
Simon Chase 		Belfast Nominated Shared with Niv Adiri.
Andy Nelson West Side Story Nominated Shared with Tod A. Maitland, Gary Rydstrom, Brian Chumney, and Shawn Murphy.
Richard Flynn The Power of the Dog Nominated Flynn is New Zealand-British. Shared with Robert Mackenzie and Tara Webb.
2022 Stuart Wilson

Andy Nelson

The Batman Nominated Shared with William Files and Douglas Murray.
Andy Nelson Elvis Nominated Shared with Wayne Pashley and Michael Keller.
James H. Mather
Mark Taylor 		Top Gun: Maverick Won Shared with Mark Weingarten, Al Nelson and Chris Burdon.
Julian Howarth Avatar: The Way of Water Nominated Shared with Gwendolyn Yates Whittle, Dick Bernstein, Christopher Boyes, Gary Summers, and Michael Hedges.
2023 Ian Voight The Creator Nominated Shared with Erik Aadahl, Ethan Van der Ryn, Tom Ozanich, and Dean Zupancic
Chris Munro
James H. Mather
Chris Burdon
Mark Taylor 		Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One Nominated
Tarn Willers
Johnnie Burn 		The Zone of Interest Won

Best Sound Editing (1963 to 2019)

Year Name Film Status Notes
1964 Norman Wanstall Goldfinger Won
1966 Gordon Daniel Grand Prix Won
1967 John Poyner The Dirty Dozen Won
1986 Don Sharpe Aliens Won
1988 Richard Hymns Willow Nominated Shared with Ben Burtt.
1989 Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade Won
1991 Backdraft Won Shared with Gary Rydstrom.
1993 Jurassic Park Won
1998 Saving Private Ryan Won
1999 Fight Club Nominated Shared with Ren Klyce.
2002 Minority Report Nominated Shared with Gary Rydstrom.
2008 Glenn Freemantle
Tom Sayers 		Slumdog Millionaire Nominated
2011 Richard Hymns War Horse Nominated Shared with Gary Rydstrom.
2013 Glenn Freemantle Gravity Won
Oliver Tarney Captain Phillips Nominated
Richard Hymns All Is Lost Nominated Shared with Steve Boeddeker.
2015 Oliver Tarney The Martian Nominated
Jason Canovas The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies Nominated Shared with Brent Burge.
2017 Theo Green Blade Runner 2049 Nominated Shared with Mark Mangini.
Julian Slater Baby Driver Nominated
Alex Gibson Dunkirk Won Shared with Richard King.
2018 John Warhurst
Nina Hartstone 		Bohemian Rhapsody Won
2019 Oliver Tarney
Rachael Tate 		1917 Nominated

Best Costume Design

Year Name Film Status Notes
1948 Roger K. Furse Hamlet Won Won for Best Black and White Costume Design.
1950 Arlington Valles That Forsyte Woman Nominated Valles is a British-born American.
Nominated for Best Colour Costume Design.
Shared with Walter Plunkett.
Michael Whittaker The Black Rose Nominated Nominated for Best Colour Costume Design.
1951 Margaret Furse The Mudlark Nominated Nominated for Best Black and White Costume Design.
Shared with Edward Stevenson.
1955 Beatrice Dawson The Pickwick Papers Nominated Nominated for Best Black and White Costume Design.
1958 Cecil Beaton Gigi Won
1959 Elizabeth Haffenden Ben-Hur Won Won for Best Colour Costume Design.
1960 Arlington Valles Spartacus Won Won for Best Colour Costume Design.
Shared with Bill Thomas.
1964 Tony Walton Mary Poppins Nominated Nominated for Best Colour Costume Design.
Cecil Beaton My Fair Lady Won Won for Best Colour Costume Design.
Margaret Furse Becket Nominated Nominated for Best Colour Costume Design.
1965 Phyllis Dalton Doctor Zhivago Won Won for Best Colour Costume Design.
Julie Harris Darling Won Won for Best Black and White Costume Design.
1966 Jocelyn Rickards Morgan – A Suitable Case for Treatment Nominated Rickards is an English-born Australian.
Elizabeth Haffenden
Joan Bridge 		A Man for All Seasons Won Won for Best Colour Costume Design.
1969 Margaret Furse Anne of the Thousand Days Won
1970 Scrooge Nominated
1971 Mary, Queen of Scots Nominated
Yvonne Blake Nicholas and Alexandra Won Blake is a British-born Spanish.
Shared with Antonio Castillo.
1972 Anthony Powell Travels with My Aunt Won
Anthony Mendleson Young Winston Nominated
1974 Tony Walton Murder on the Orient Express Nominated
John Furniss Daisy Miller Nominated
1975 Yvonne Blake The Four Musketeers Nominated Shared with Ron Talsky.
1976 Alan Barrett The Seven-Per-Cent Solution Nominated
Anthony Mendleson The Incredible Sarah Nominated
1977 John Mollo Star Wars Won
1978 Tony Walton The Wiz Nominated
Anthony Powell Death on the Nile Won
1979 Judy Moorcroft The Europeans Nominated
Shirley Ann Russell Agatha Nominated
1980 Anthony Powell Tess Won
1981 Tom Rand The French Lieutenant's Woman Nominated
Shirley Ann Russell Reds Nominated
1982 John Mollo Gandhi Won
1984 Judy Moorcroft A Passage to India Nominated
Jenny Beavan
John Bright 		The Bostonians Nominated
1986 A Room with a View Won
1987 Maurice Nominated
Bob Ringwood Empire of the Sun Nominated
James Acheson The Last Emperor Won
1988 Dangerous Liaisons Won
1989 Phyllis Dalton Henry V Won
1991 Ruth Myers The Addams Family Nominated
1992 Jenny Beavan
John Bright 		Howards End Nominated
Sheena Napier Enchanted April Nominated
1993 Jenny Beavan
John Bright 		The Remains of the Day Nominated
Sandy Powell Orlando Nominated
1995 James Acheson Restoration Won
Jenny Beavan
John Bright 		Sense and Sensibility Nominated
Shuna Harwood Richard III Nominated
1996 Paul Brown Angels & Insects Nominated
Alexandra Byrne Hamlet Nominated
Ruth Myers Emma Nominated
1997 Sandy Powell The Wings of the Dove Nominated
1998 Alexandra Byrne Elizabeth Nominated
Sandy Powell Shakespeare in Love Won
Velvet Goldmine Nominated
1999 Jenny Beavan Anna and the King Nominated
2000 Janty Yates Gladiator Won
2001 Jenny Beavan Gosford Park Nominated
2002 Sandy Powell Gangs of New York Nominated
2004 Alexandra Byrne Finding Neverland Nominated
Sandy Powell The Aviator Won
Bob Ringwood Troy Nominated
2005 Jacqueline Durran Pride & Prejudice Nominated
Sandy Powell Mrs Henderson Presents Nominated
2007 Marit Allen La Vie en rose Nominated Posthumous nomination.
Alexandra Byrne Elizabeth: The Golden Age Won
Jacqueline Durran Atonement Nominated
2008 Michael O'Connor The Duchess Won
2009 Sandy Powell The Young Victoria Won
2010 Jenny Beavan The King's Speech Nominated
Sandy Powell The Tempest Nominated
2011 Hugo Nominated
Michael O'Connor Jane Eyre Nominated
2012 Jacqueline Durran Anna Karenina Won
Joanna Johnston Lincoln Nominated
2013 Michael O'Connor The Invisible Woman Nominated
2014 Jacqueline Durran Mr. Turner Nominated
2015 Jenny Beavan Mad Max: Fury Road Won
Sandy Powell Carol Nominated
Cinderella Nominated
2016 Joanna Johnston Allied Nominated
2017 Jacqueline Durran Beauty and the Beast Nominated
Darkest Hour Nominated
2018 Alexandra Byrne Mary Queen of Scots Nominated
Sandy Powell The Favourite Nominated
Mary Poppins Returns Nominated
2019 The Irishman Nominated Shared With Christopher Peterson.
Jacqueline Durran Little Women Won
2020 Alexandra Byrne Emma. Nominated
2021 Jenny Beavan Cruella Won
Jacqueline Durran Cyrano Nominated Shared With Massimo Cantini Parrini.
2022 Jenny Beavan Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris Nominated
2023 Jacqueline Durran Barbie Nominated
Janty Yates
Dave Crossman 		Napoleon Nominated
Holly Waddington Poor Things Won

Best Makeup and Hairstyling

Year Name Film Status Notes
1982 Sarah Monzani Quest for Fire Won Shared with Michèle Burke.
Tom Smith Gandhi Nominated
1984 Paul Engelen Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes Nominated Shared with Rick Baker.
1989 Maggie Weston The Adventures of Baron Munchausen Nominated Shared with Fabrizio Sforza.
1994 Paul Engelen Mary Shelley's Frankenstein Nominated Shared with Daniel Parker and Carol Hemming.
1995 Peter Frampton
Lois Burwell 		Braveheart Won Shared with Paul Pattison.
1997 Tina Earnshaw Titanic Nominated Shared with Greg Cannom and Simon Thompson.
Lisa Westcott Mrs Brown Nominated Shared with Veronica Brebner and Beverley Binda.
1998 Shakespeare in Love Nominated Shared with Veronica Brebner.
Lois Burwell
Conor O'Sullivan 		Saving Private Ryan Nominated Shared with Daniel C. Striepeke.
Jenny Shircore Elizabeth Won
1999 Christine Blundell Topsy-Turvy Won Shared with Trefor Proud.
2003 Peter King The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King Won Shared with Richard Taylor.
Martin Samuel Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl Nominated Shared with Ve Neill.
2005 Dave Elsey Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith Nominated Shared with Nikki Gooley.
2007 Jan Archibald La Vie en rose Won Shared with Didier Lavergne.
Martin Samuel Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End Nominated Shared with Ve Neill.
2008 Conor O'Sullivan The Dark Knight Nominated Shared with John Caglione Jr.
2009 Jenny Shircore The Young Victoria Nominated Shared with Jon Henry Gordon.
2010 Dave Elsey The Wolfman Won Shared with Rick Baker.
2011 Nick Dudman
Lisa Tomblin 		Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 Nominated Shared with Amanda Knight.
Mark Coulier The Iron Lady Won Shared with J. Roy Helland.
2012 Lisa Westcott
Julie Dartnell 		Les Misérables Won
Peter King The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey Nominated Shared with Rick Findlater and Tami Lane.
Martin Samuel Hitchcock Nominated Shared with Howard Berger and Peter Montagna.
2014 Frances Hannon
Mark Coulier 		The Grand Budapest Hotel Won
David White
Elizabeth Yianni-Georgiou 		Guardians of the Galaxy Nominated
2015 Siân Grigg The Revenant Nominated Shared with Duncan Jarman and Robert Pandini.
2016 Alessandro Bertolazzi Suicide Squad Won Bertolazzi is an Italian-born English.
Shared with Giorgio Gregorini and Christopher Nelson.
2017 David Malinowski
Lucy Sibbick 		Darkest Hour Won Shared with Kazuhiro Tsuji.
Daniel Phillips
Lou Sheppard 		Victoria & Abdul Nominated
2018 Jenny Shircore
Marc Pilcher 		Mary Queen of Scots Nominated Shared with Jessica Brooks.
2019 Naomi Donne
Tristan Versluis
Rebecca Cole 		1917 Nominated Versluis is a Zimbabwean-born English.
Paul Gooch
David White 		Maleficent: Mistress of Evil Nominated Shared with Arjen Tuiten.
Jeremy Woodhead Judy Nominated
2020 Mark Coulier Pinocchio Nominated Shared with Dalia Colli and Francesco Pegoretti.
Marese Langan
Claudia Stolze 		Emma. Nominated Stolze is a German-born British.
Shared with Laura Allen.
2021 Naomi Donne
Nadia Stacey
Julia Vernon 		Cruella Nominated
Donald Mowat Dune Nominated Mowat is a Canadian-born British with an American citizenship.
Shared with Eva von Bahr and Love Larson.
2022 Naomi Donne The Batman Nominated Shared with Mike Marino, and Mike Fontaine.
Mark Coulier Elvis Nominated Shared with Jason Baird, and Aldo Signoretti.
2023 Karen Hartley Thomas
Suzi Battersby
Ashra Kelly-Blue 		Golda Nominated
Nadia Stacey
Mark Coulier
Josh Weston 		Poor Things Won

Best Original Score

Year Name Film Status Notes
1937 Charles Previn One Hundred Men and a Girl Won Previn is an English-born American composer.
1938 Mad About Music Nominated
1939 First Love Nominated
W. Franke Harling Stagecoach Won Harling is an English-born American composer.
Shared with Richard Hageman, John Leipold and Leo Shuken.
Anthony Collins Nurse Edith Cavell Nominated Nominated for Best Music, Original Score.
1940 Charles Previn Spring Parade Nominated
Anthony Collins Irene Nominated
1941 Sunny Nominated Nominated for Best Music, Scoring of a Musical Picture.
Oliver Wallace Dumbo Won Wallace is an English-born American composer and conductor.
Shared with the American-born Frank Churchill.
Charles Previn Buck Privates Nominated
1942 It Started with Eve Nominated
1943 Oliver Wallace Victory Through Air Power Nominated Shared with Paul Smith and Edward H. Plumb.
1944 W. Franke Harling Three Russian Girls Nominated Nominated for Best Music, Scoring of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture.
Charles Previn Song of the Open Road Nominated
1946 William Walton Henry V Nominated
1948 Brian Easdale The Red Shoes Won
William Walton Hamlet Nominated
1950 Oliver Wallace Cinderella Nominated Shared with Paul Smith.
Adolph Deutsch Annie Get Your Gun Won Deutsch is an English-born American composer, conductor, and arranger.
Shared with Roger Edens.
1951 Show Boat Nominated Shared with Conrad Salinger.
Oliver Wallace Alice in Wonderland Nominated
1953 Adolph Deutsch The Band Wagon Nominated
1954 Seven Brides for Seven Brothers Won Shared with Saul Chaplin.
1955 Oklahoma! Won Shared with Robert Russell Bennett and Jay Blackton.
Cyril J. Mockridge Guys and Dolls Nominated Nominated for Best Music, Scoring of a Musical Picture.
Shared with Jay Blackton.
1957 Malcolm Arnold The Bridge on the River Kwai Won
1958 Oliver Wallace White Wilderness Nominated
1963 John Addison Tom Jones Won
1964 George Martin A Hard Day's Night Nominated Nominated for Best Music, Scoring of Music, Adaptation or Treatment.
1966 John Barry Born Free Won
Ken Thorne A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum Won Best Music, Scoring of Music, Adaptation or Treatment.
1967 Richard Rodney Bennett Far from the Madding Crowd Nominated
Leslie Bricusse Doctor Dolittle Nominated
1968 John Barry The Lion in Winter Won
1969 Leslie Bricusse Goodbye, Mr. Chips Nominated Score of a Musical Picture-Original or Adaptation.
Shared with John Williams.
1970 The Beatles Let It Be Won Winner of Best Original Song Score.
Leslie Bricusse
Ian Fraser 		Scrooge Nominated Nominee for Best Original Song Score.
Nominated with Herbert W. Spencer.
Frank Cordell Cromwell Nominated Nominated for Best Music, Original Score.
1971 John Barry Mary, Queen of Scots Nominated
Richard Rodney Bennett Nicholas and Alexandra Nominated
Peter Maxwell Davies
Peter Greenwell 		The Boy Friend Nominated Nominated for Adaptation and Original Song Score.
Leslie Bricusse
Anthony Newley 		Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory Nominated Nominated for Adaptation and Original Song Score.
Shared with Walter Scharf.
1972 John Addison Sleuth Nominated
Charles Chaplin Limelight Won Shared with Raymond Rasch and Larry Russell.
Film made in 1952, but not released in Los Angeles until 1972.
1973 John Cameron A Touch of Class Nominated
Andrew Lloyd Webber Jesus Christ Superstar Nominated Nominated for Best Music, Scoring Original Song Score and/or Adaptation
Shared with German-American André Previn and Chilean-born American Herbert W. Spencer.
1974 Richard Rodney Bennett Murder on the Orient Express Nominated
Angela Morley The Little Prince Nominated Nominated for Best Music, Scoring Original Song Score and/or Adaptation.
Shared with American-born Alan Jay Lerner, Austrian-American Frederick Loewe and Australian-born Douglas Gamley.
1975 Pete Townshend Tommy Nominated Nominated for Best Music, Scoring Original Song Score and/or Adaptation.
1977 Angela Morley The Slipper and the Rose Nominated Nominated for Best Music, Original Song Score and Its Adaptation or Best Adaptation Score.
Shared with the American-born Sherman Brothers.
1982 Leslie Bricusse Victor/Victoria Won Shared with the American-born Henry Mancini.
Winner of Best Music, Original Song Score and Its Adaptation or Best Adaptation Score.
George Fenton Gandhi Nominated Shared with Indian-born co-composer Ravi Shankar.
1985 Rod Temperton The Color Purple Nominated Shared with Quincy Jones, Jeremy Lubbock, Caiphus Semenya, Andrae Crouch, Chris Boardman, Jorge Calandrelli and Joel Rosenbaum, Fred Steiner, Jack Hayes, Jerry Hey, and Randy Kerber.
John Barry Out of Africa Won
1987 David Byrne The Last Emperor Won Shared with co-composers, Japanese-born Ryuichi Sakamoto and Chinese-born Cong Su.
George Fenton Cry Freedom Nominated
1988 Dangerous Liaisons Nominated
1990 John Barry Dances with Wolves Won
1991 George Fenton The Fisher King Nominated
1992 John Barry Chaplin Nominated
1995 Patrick Doyle Sense and Sensibility Nominated Original Score – Dramatic.
1996 Rachel Portman Emma Won Original Score – Musical or Comedy.
Patrick Doyle Hamlet Nominated Original Score – Dramatic.
1997 Anne Dudley The Full Monty Won Original Score – Musical or Comedy.
1998 Stephen Warbeck Shakespeare in Love Won
1999 Rachel Portman The Cider House Rules Nominated
2000 Chocolat Nominated
2010 Atticus Ross The Social Network Won Shared with American-born co-composer Trent Reznor.
John Powell How to Train Your Dragon Nominated
2013 Steven Price Gravity Won
2014 Gary Yershon Mr. Turner Nominated
2016 Mica Levi Jackie Nominated
2017 Jonny Greenwood Phantom Thread Nominated
2020 Atticus Ross Mank Nominated Shared with American-born co-composer Trent Reznor.
Soul Won Shared with American-born co-composers Trent Reznor and Jon Batiste.
2021 Jonny Greenwood The Power of the Dog Nominated
2023 Jerskin Fendrix Poor Things Nominated

Best Original Song

Year Name Film Song Status Notes
1940 Jule Styne Hit Parade of 1941 "Who Am I?" Nominated Styne is a British-American.
Shared with Walter Bullock.
1942 Youth on Parade "I've Heard That Song Before" Nominated Shared with Sammy Cahn.
1943 Hit Parade of 1943 "Change of Heart" Nominated Shared with Harold Adamson.
1944 Follow the Boys "I'll Walk Alone" Nominated Shared with Sammy Cahn.
1945 Anchors Aweigh "I Fall in Love Too Easily" Nominated
Tonight and Every Night "Anywhere" Nominated
1946 Jack Brooks Canyon Passage "Ole Buttermilk Sky" Nominated Shared with Hoagy Carmichael.
1948 Jule Styne Romance on the High Seas "It's Magic" Nominated Shared with Sammy Cahn.
1949 It's a Great Feeling "It's a Great Feeling" Nominated
1952 Jack Brooks Son of Paleface "Am I in Love" Nominated
1953 The Caddy "That's Amore" Nominated Shared with Harry Warren.
1954 Jule Styne Three Coins in the Fountain "Three Coins in the Fountain" Won Shared with Sammy Cahn.
1963 Norman Newell Mondo Cane "More" Nominated Shared with Riz Ortolani and Nino Oliviero.
1966 John Barry
Don Black 		Born Free "Born Free" Won
Tom Springfield
Jim Dale 		Georgy Girl "Georgy Girl" Nominated
1967 Leslie Bricusse Doctor Dolittle "Talk to the Animals" Won
1968 Jule Styne Funny Girl "Funny Girl" Nominated Shared with Bob Merrill.
1969 Don Black True Grit "True Grit" Nominated Nominated with Elmer Bernstein.
1970 Leslie Bricusse Scrooge "Thank You Very Much" Nominated
1972 Don Black Ben "Ben" Nominated Nominated with Walter Scharf.
1973 Paul McCartney Live and Let Die "Live and Let Die" Nominated Nominated with Linda McCartney.
1974 Betty Box Benji "Benji's Theme (I Feel Love)" Nominated Shared with Euel Box.
1976 Don Black The Pink Panther Strikes Again "Come to Me" Nominated Nominated with Henry Mancini.
1983 Keith Forsey Flashdance "Flashdance... What a Feeling" Won Shared with Giorgio Moroder and Irene Cara.
1984 Phil Collins Against All Odds "Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now)" Nominated
1985 Rod Temperton The Color Purple "Miss Celie's Blues (Sister)". Nominated Shared with Quincy Jones and Lionel Richie.
1986 Leslie Bricusse That's Life! "Life in a Looking Glass" Nominated Shared with Henry Mancini.
1987 George Fenton Cry Freedom "Cry Freedom" Nominated Shared with Jonas Gwangwa.
Keith Forsey Beverly Hills Cop II "Shakedown" Nominated Shared with Harold Faltermeyer and Bob Seger.
Albert Hammond Mannequin "Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now" Nominated Shared with Diane Warren.
1988 Phil Collins Buster "Two Hearts" Nominated Shared with Lamont Dozier.
1990 Leslie Bricusse Home Alone "Somewhere in My Memory" Nominated Shared with John Williams.
1991 Hook "When You're Alone" Nominated
Robert John Lange Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" Nominated Shared with Michael Kamen and Bryan Adams.
1992 Tim Rice Aladdin "A Whole New World" Won Shared with Alan Menken.
1994 Elton John
Tim Rice 		The Lion King "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" Won
"Circle of Life" Nominated
"Hakuna Matata" Nominated
1995 Robert John Lange Don Juan DeMarco "Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman" Nominated Shared with Michael Kamen and Bryan Adams.
1996 The Mirror Has Two Faces "I've Finally Found Someone" Nominated Shared with Barbra Streisand, Marvin Hamlisch, and Bryan Adams.
Tim Rice
Andrew Lloyd Webber 		Evita "You Must Love Me" Won
1999 Phil Collins Tarzan "You'll Be in My Heart" Won
2000 Sting
David Hartley 		The Emperor's New Groove "My Funny Friend and Me" Nominated
2001 Sting Kate & Leopold "Until..." Nominated
Paul McCartney Vanilla Sky "Vanilla Sky" Nominated
2002 Adam Clayton
The Edge 		Gangs of New York "The Hands That Built America" Nominated Clayton and The Edge are English/Irish musicians.
Shared with Bono and Larry Mullen Jr.
2003 Annie Lennox The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King "Into the West" Won Shared with Fran Walsh and Howard Shore.
Elvis Costello Cold Mountain "Scarlet Tide" Nominated Nominated with T-Bone Burnett.
Sting "You Will Be My Ain True Love" Nominated
2004 Charles Hart
Andrew Lloyd Webber 		The Phantom of the Opera "Learn to Be Lonely" Nominated
2008 M.I.A. Slumdog Millionaire "O Saya" Nominated Shared with A. R. Rahman.
Peter Gabriel WALL-E "Down to Earth" Nominated Shared with Thomas Newman.
2010 Dido
Rollo Armstrong 		127 Hours "If I Rise" Nominated Shared with A. R. Rahman.
2012 Adele
Paul Epworth 		Skyfall "Skyfall" Won
Herbert Kretzmer Les Misérables "Suddenly" Nominated Kretzmer is a South African-born English.
Shared with Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg.
2013 Adam Clayton
The Edge 		Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom "Ordinary Love" Nominated Clayton and The Edge are English/Irish musicians.
Shared with Bono and Larry Mullen, Jr.
2015 Antony Hegarty Racing Extinction "Manta Ray" Nominated Shared with J. Ralph.
Jimmy Napes
Sam Smith 		Spectre "Writing's On the Wall" Won
2016 Sting Jim: The James Foley Story "The Empty Chair" Nominated Shared with J. Ralph.
2018 Mark Ronson A Star Is Born "Shallow" Won Shared with Lady Gaga, Anthony Rossomando, and Andrew Wyatt.
2019 Cynthia Erivo Harriet "Stand Up" Nominated Shared with Joshuah Brian Campbell.
Elton John
Bernie Taupin 		Rocketman "(I'm Gonna) Love Me Again" Won
2020 Daniel Pemberton
Celeste Waite 		The Trial of the Chicago 7 "Hear My Voice" Nominated
2021 Van Morrison Belfast "Down to Joy" Nominated
2022 David Byrne Everything Everywhere All at Once "This Is a Life" Nominated Shared with Ryan Lott and Mitski.
2023 Mark Ronson Barbie "I'm Just Ken" Nominated Shared with Andrew Wyatt.

Best Visual Effects

Year Name Film Status Notes
1940 R. T. Layton The Long Voyage Home Nominated Shared with Ray Binger, and Thomas T. Moulton.
1943 Ronald Neame
C. C. Stevens 		One of Our Aircraft Is Missing Nominated
1946 Tom Howard Blithe Spirit Won
1955 Associated British Picture Corporation Ltd. The Dam Busters Nominated
1958 Tom Howard Tom Thumb Won
1961 Bill Warrington
Chris Greenham 		The Guns of Navarone Won
Eustace Lycett The Absent-Minded Professor Nominated Shared with Robert A. Mattey.
1964 Peter Ellenshaw
Eustace Lycett 		Mary Poppins Won Shared with Hamilton Luske.
1965 John Stears Thunderball Won
1967 Albert Whitlock Tobruk Nominated Shared with Howard A. Anderson.
1971 Alan Maley
Eustace Lycett 		Bedknobs and Broomsticks Won Shared with Danny Lee.
1974 Albert Whitlock Earthquake Won Special Achievement Award for visual effects.
Shared with Frank Brendel, and Glen Robinson.
1975 The Hindenburg Won
1977 John Stears Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope Won Shared with John Dykstra, Richard Edlund, Grant McCune, and Robert Blalack.
1978 Roy Field
Derek Meddings
Les Bowie
Colin Chilvers
Denys Coop 		Superman: The Movie Won Bowie was Canadian-born.
Posthumous Win for Bowie.
Special Achievement Award for visual effects.
Shared with Zoran Perisic.
1979 Brian Johnson
Nick Allder
Dennis Ayling 		Alien Won Shared with H. R. Giger, and Carlo Rambaldi.
Derek Meddings Moonraker Nominated Shared with Paul Wilson, and John Evans.
Peter Ellenshaw
Eustace Lycett 		The Black Hole Nominated Shared with Art Cruickshank, Danny Lee, Harrison Ellenshaw, and Joe Hale.
1980 Brian Johnson The Empire Strikes Back Won Shared with Richard Edlund, Dennis Muren, and Bruce Nicholson.
1981 Kit West Dragonslayer Nominated Shared with Dennis Muren, Phil Tippett, and Ken Ralston.
Raiders of the Lost Ark Won Shared with Richard Edlund, Bruce Nicholson, and Joe Johnston.
1984 George Gibbs Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom Won Shared with Dennis Muren, Michael J. McAlister, and Lorne Peterson.
1985 Kit West Young Sherlock Holmes Nominated Shared with Dennis Muren, John Ellis, and David W. Allen.
Ian Wingrove Return to Oz Nominated Shared with Will Vinton, Zoran Perisic, and Michael Lloyd.
1986 John Richardson Aliens Won Shared with Robert Skotak, Stan Winston, and Susanne Benson.
1988 Richard Williams
George Gibbs 		Who Framed Roger Rabbit Won Richard Williams was a Canadian–British animator, voice artist, and writer. Shared with Ken Ralston, and Edward Jones.
1989 Richard Conway
Kent Houston 		The Adventures of Baron Munchausen Nominated
1992 George Gibbs Alien 3 Nominated Shared with Richard Edlund, Alec Gillis, and Tom Woodruff Jr.
1993 John Richardson Cliffhanger Nominated Shared with Neil Krepela, John Bruno, and Pamela Easley.
1995 Neal Scanlan Babe Won Shared with Scott E. Anderson, Charles Gibson, and John Cox.
1996 Kit West Dragonheart Nominated Shared with Scott Squires, Phil Tippett, and James Straus.
1997 John Richardson Starship Troopers Nominated Shared with Phil Tippett, Scott E. Anderson, and Alec Gillis.
1998 Nicholas Brooks What Dreams May Come Won Shared with Joel Hynek, Stuart Robertson, and Kevin Mack.
1999 Janek Sirrs
Jon Thum 		The Matrix Won Shared with John Gaeta and Steve Courtley.
2000 Tim Burke
Neil Corbould
Rob Harvey 		Gladiator Won Shared with John Nelson.
2004 Tim Burke
John Richardson
Roger Guyett 		Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Nominated Shared with Bill George.
2006 Neil Corbould
Jon Thum 		Superman Returns Nominated Shared with Richard R. Hoover, and Mark Stetson.
Chas Jarrett Poseidon Nominated Shared with Boyd Shermis, Kim Libreri, and John Frazier.
2007 Ben Morris
Trevor Wood 		The Golden Compass Won Shared with Michael L. Fink, and Bill Westenhofer.
2008 Chris Corbould
Tim Webber
Nick Davis
Paul Franklin 		The Dark Knight Nominated
2009 Paul Kavanagh
Roger Guyett 		Star Trek Nominated Shared with Burt Dalton, and Russell Earl.
2010 Tim Burke
John Richardson
Christian Manz 		Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1 Nominated Shared with Nicholas Aithadi.
Chris Corbould
Paul Franklin
Andrew Lockley
Peter Bebb 		Inception Won
Janek Sirrs Iron Man 2 Nominated Shared with Ben Snow, Ged Wright, and Dan Sudick.
2011 Joss Williams Hugo Won Shared with Rob Legato, Ben Grossmann, and Alex Henning.
Tim Burke
John Richardson
David Vickery 		Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 Nominated Shared with Greg Butler.
2012 Neil Corbould
Michael Dawson
Phil Brennan 		Snow White and the Huntsman Nominated Shared with Cedric Nicolas-Troyan.
Charley Henley
Richard Stammers
Martin Hill
Trevor Wood 		Prometheus Nominated
Janek Sirrs The Avengers Nominated Shared with Jeff White, Guy Williams, and Dan Sudick.
2013 Roger Guyett Star Trek Into Darkness Nominated Shared with Patrick Tubach, Ben Grossmann, and Burt Dalton.
Christopher Townsend Iron Man 3 Nominated Shared with Guy Williams, Erik Nash, and Dan Sudick.
Neil Corbould
Tim Webber
Chris Lawrence 		Gravity Won Shared with David Shirk.
2014 Paul Franklin
Andrew Lockley 		Interstellar Won Shared with Ian Hunter, and Scott Fisher.
Jonathan Fawkner
Paul Corbould 		Guardians of the Galaxy Nominated Shared with Stephane Ceretti, and Nicolas Aithadi.
Richard Stammers X-Men: Days of Future Past Nominated Shared with Lou Pecora, Tim Crosbie, and Cameron Waldbauer.
2015 Chris Lawrence
Richard Stammers
Anders Langlands
Steven Warner 		The Martian Nominated
Chris Corbould
Roger Guyett
Neal Scanlan 		Star Wars: The Force Awakens Nominated Shared with Patrick Tubach.
Mark Williams Ardington
Sara Bennett
Andrew Whitehurst
Paul Norris 		Ex Machina Won
Tom Wood
Andy Williams 		Mad Max: Fury Road Nominated Shared with Andrew Jackson and Dan Oliver.
2016 Neil Corbould Rogue One Nominated Shared with John Knoll, Mohen Leo, and Hal Hickel.
Paul Corbould
Richard Bluff 		Doctor Strange Nominated Shared with Stephane Ceretti, and Vincent Cirelli.
Oliver Jones Kubo and the Two Strings Nominated Shared with Steve Emerson, Brian McLean, and Brad Schiff.
2017 Paul Lambert Blade Runner 2049 Won Shared with John Nelson, Gerd Nefzer, and Richard R. Hoover.
Christopher Townsend
Jonathan Fawkner 		Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Nominated Shared with Guy Williams, and Dan Sudick.
Ben Morris
Neal Scanlan
Chris Corbould
Mike Mulholland 		Star Wars: The Last Jedi Nominated
2018 Paul Lambert
Tristan Myles 		First Man Won Myles is a British-Canadian.[9]
Shared with Ian Hunter, and J. D. Schwalm.
Chris Lawrence
Chris Corbould
Michael Eames
Theo Jones 		Christopher Robin Nominated
Roger Guyett Ready Player One Nominated Shared with Grady Cofer, Matthew E. Butler, and David Shirk.
Neal Scanlan
Dominic Tuohy 		Solo: A Star Wars Story Nominated Shared with Rob Bredow, and Patrick Tubach.
2019 Dominic Tuohy 1917 Won Shared with Guillaume Rocheron, and Greg Butler.
Roger Guyett
Neal Scanlan
Dominic Tuohy 		Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Nominated Shared with Patrick Tubach.
2020 Anders Langlands Mulan Nominated Shared with Sean Faden, Seth Maury, and Steven Ingram.
Andrew Lockley Tenet Won Shared with Andrew Jackson, David Lee, and Scott Fisher.
Matthew Kasmir
Chris Lawrence
Max Solomon
David Watkins 		The Midnight Sky Nominated
Nick Davis
Greg Fisher
Ben Jones 		The One and Only Ivan Nominated Shared with Santiago Colomo Martinez.
2021 Paul Lambert
Tristan Myles 		Dune Won Shared with Brian Connor, and Gerd Nefzer.
Charlie Noble
Joel Green
Jonathan Fawkner
Chris Corbould 		No Time to Die Nominated
Christopher Townsend Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings Nominated Shared with Joe Farrell, Sean Noel Walker, and Dan Oliver.
2022 Anders Langlands
Dominic Tuohy 		The Batman Nominated Shared with Dan Lemmon, and Russell Earl.
2023 Charley Henley
Neil Corbould 		Napoleon Nominated Shared with Luc-Ewen Martin-Fenouillet and Simone Coco.
Ian Comley
Andrew Roberts
Neil Corbould 		The Creator Nominated Shared with Jay Cooper.
Alex Wuttke
Jeff Sutherland
Neil Corbould 		Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One Nominated Shared with Simone Coco.

Best Live Action Short Film

Year Name Film Status Notes
1935 Gaumont British Wings Over Everest Won Shared with Skibo Productions.
1952 London Films Bridge of Time Nominated
Crown Film Unit Royal Scotland Nominated
Norman McLaren Neighbours Nominated
1955 George K. Arthur On the Twelfth Day Nominated
1956 The Bespoke Overcoat Won
1957 Norman McLaren A Chairy Tale Nominated
James Carr Foothold on Antarctica Nominated
1958 Ian Ferguson Journey Into Spring Nominated
1959 Between the Tides Nominated
Peter Sellers The Running, Jumping and Standing-Still Film Nominated
1963 James Hill Home-Made Car Nominated
Christopher Miles Six-Sided Triangle Nominated
1965 Edgar Anstey Snow Nominated
1966 Wild Wings Won
Derek Williams Turkey the Bridge Nominated
1974 Julian ChagrinClaude Chagrin The Concert Nominated Chagrin is a British-Israeli comedy actor.
1976 The Morning Spider Nominated
1982 Andrew Birkin Sredni Vashtar Nominated
1983 Ian Emes Goodie-Two-Shoes Nominated
1989 Jonathan Tammuz The Childeater Nominated Tammuz is a British-Canadian film director.
1990 Peter Cattaneo
Barnaby Thompson 		Dear Rosie Nominated
1992 Kenneth Branagh Swan Song Nominated
Christian M. Taylor The Lady in Waiting Nominated Taylor is an English-American screenwriter, director, and producer.
1994 Peter Capaldi
Ruth Kenley-Letts 		Franz Kafka's It's a Wonderful Life Won Tied with Trevor.
1995 Luke Cresswell
Steve McNicholas 		Brooms Nominated
2004 Andrea Arnold Wasp Won
2005 Martin McDonagh Six Shooter Won McDonagh is Irish-British playwright, screenwriter, producer, and film director, born in London to Irish parents.[4]
Sean Ellis Cashback Nominated Shared with Lene Bausager.
2007 Daniel Barber The Tonto Woman Nominated Shared with Matthew Brown.
2013 Mark Gill
Baldwin Li 		The Voorman Problem Nominated
2014 Mat Kirkby
James Lucas 		The Phone Call Won Lucas is a British/New Zealand screenwriter and film producer.
2015 Serena Armitage Stutterer Won Shared with Benjamin Cleary.
Basil Khalil Ave Maria Nominated Khalil is a British-Palestinian filmmaker.
Shared with Eric Dupont.
Jamie Donoughue Shok Nominated
2017 Rachel Shenton
Chris Overton 		The Silent Child Won
2020 Martin Desmond Roe Two Distant Strangers Won Roe is a British-American film and television director, writer and producer.
Shared with Travon Free.
2021 Riz Ahmed
Aneil Karia 		The Long Goodbye Won
2022 Tom Berkeley
Ross White 		An Irish Goodbye Won
2023 Nazrin Choudhury Red, White and Blue Nominated Shared with Sara McFarlane.

Special Awards

Year Name Award
1928 Charles Chaplin Honorary Academy Award for The Circus.
1939 William Cameron Menzies Honorary Academy Award for Gone With the Wind.
1940 Bob Hope Honorary Academy Award.
1941 British Ministry of Information Honorary Academy Award for Target for Tonight.
1942 Noël Coward Honorary Academy Award for In Which We Serve.
1944 Bob Hope Honorary Academy Award.
1946 Laurence Olivier Honorary Academy Award for Henry V.
1947 Albert E. Smith Honorary Academy Award.
1952 Bob Hope
1954 Vincent Winter Honorary Academy Award for The Little Kidnappers.
Jon Whiteley
1959 Bob Hope Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award.
1960 Hayley Mills Honorary Academy Award for Pollyanna.
1965 Bob Hope Honorary Academy Award.
1967 Alfred Hitchcock The Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award.
1969 Cary Grant Honorary Academy Award.
1971 Charles Chaplin
1978 Laurence Olivier
1979 Alec Guinness
1992 Elizabeth Taylor Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award.
1993 Deborah Kerr Honorary Academy Award.
2000 Jack Cardiff
2002 Peter O'Toole
2010 Kevin Brownlow
2013 Angela Lansbury
2016 Anne V. Coates

Nominations and Winners

No. of wins No. of nominations
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See also

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