After a BAFTA!

[Inky Batty]

The wonderful Dora Bryan

 

[Roger]

Ray McAnally

 

[Barrychuckle]

Not actors but I think both Roy Clarke and Alan Bell won BAFTAs.

They're news to me, do you know what programmes they won them for?

 

[Graham]

Roy with his BAFTA

 

[Roger]

Alan Bell won for Ripping Yarns but was twice nominated for LOTSW. Sydney Lotterby and James Gilbert were also nominated.

 

[Roger]

Roy Clarke's was an honorary award for outstanding writing for television. It wasn't for a particular programme.

 

[captain clutterbuck]

Language Timothy.

Sorry Granny Mother !

 

[captain clutterbuck]

Sorry Granny Mother !

Oh no did I say that out aloud I'm for it now

 

[PKDurham]

John Cleese won 2 BAFTAs for Fawlty Towers and A Fish Called Wanda

 

[PKDurham]

And Liz Smith (from Spring Fever) won best supporting BAFTA for A Private Function

 

[PKDurham]

If it’s including BAFTA tv awards as well as the film one, then Warren Mitchell (Potts in Pole Position) won for Till Death us do Part in 1967

 

[Barrychuckle]

If it’s including BAFTA tv awards as well as the film one, then Warren Mitchell (Potts in Pole Position) won for Till Death us do Part in 1967

Thanks PK, not seen you in ages - wonderful to see you back and imparting your knowledge

 

[PKDurham]

Yes she has 2 BAFTA's the only person (I think) in the series with 2.

Actually she has 3 TV BAFTAs, two for the Talking Heads (Cream Cracker under the settee in 1989 and Waiting for the Telegram in 1999), and another for Lost for Words in 2000 (that one directed by Alan Bell)

 

[PKDurham]

Thanks PK, not seen you in ages - wonderful to see you back and imparting your knowledge

Aw thanks…been lurking but not posted much recently. Must get back into the habit

 

[Barrychuckle]

Actually she has 3 TV BAFTAs, two for the Talking Heads (Cream Cracker under the settee in 1989 and Waiting for the Telegram in 1999), and another for Lost for Words in 2000 (that one directed by Alan Bell)

Yes forgot about Lost for Words! Cream Cracker Under the Settee is an utterly outstanding performance.

 

[PKDurham]

Yes forgot about Lost for Words! Cream Cracker Under the Settee is an utterly outstanding performance.

It really is, in fact all the Talking Heads are superb but both Thora and Patricia Routledge give the outstanding performances across each series.

 

[PKDurham]

And I’m not sure if it counts, because although the director collects the award, it’s the programme that’s nominated, but Alan Bell collected the best light entertainment award for Ripping Yarns, and Sydney Lotterby collected the best comedy award for Yes Minister and 3 Scripted Comedy awards for Porridge and Going Straight

 

[Amos Hames 2]

Bill Owen should have won something over the years he was in the show