1999 British Academy Television Awards

UK television awards ceremony November 2020 June 2012 British Academy Television Awards 1999 9 May 1999 Grosvenor House Hotel Michael Parkinson Father Ted The Cops Tom Courtenay A Rather English Marriage Thora Hird Waiting for the Telegram Dermot Morgan Father Ted BBC One 8.84 million 1998 British Academy Television Awards 1998 2000 British Academy Television Awards 2000 The 1999 British Academy Television Awards were held on 9 May at the Grosvenor House Hotel in Park Lane, London. It was hosted solely by Michael Parkinson, who was due to share hosting duties with Jill Dando until her murder two weeks earlier.http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/339084.stm TV stars honour Jill Dando BBC 10 May 1999 25 May 2018 Winners and nominees Winners are listed first and highlighted in boldface; the nominees are listed below.http://awards.bafta.org/award/1999/tvcraft Television Craft - 1999 British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) 21 February 2021http://awards.bafta.org/award/1999/television? Television - 1999 British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) 21 February 2021 thumb|upright|Best Actor award winner Tom Courtenay. thumb|upright|Best Actress winner Thora Hird. Best Drama SeriesBest Drama Serial The Cops (World Productions / BBC Two) Jonathan Creek (BBC / BBC One) Playing the Field (Tiger Aspect Productions / BBC One) Undercover Heart (BBC / BBC One) |valign="top" | Our Mutual Friend (BBC / BBC One) Amongst Women (Parallel Film Productions Limited / BBC Two) A Respectable Trade (BBC / BBC One) Vanity Fair (BBC / A&E Network / BBC One) |- |- !style="background:#BDB76B;" | Best Actor !style="background:#BDB76B;" | Best Actress |- |valign="top" | Tom Courtenay — A Rather English Marriage (BBC Two) Robert Carlyle — Looking After Jo Jo (BBC Two) Albert Finney — A Rather English Marriage (BBC Two) Timothy Spall — Our Mutual Friend (BBC Two) |valign="top" | Thora Hird — Waiting for the Telegram (BBC Two) Francesca Annis — Reckless (ITV) Natasha Little — Vanity Fair (BBC One) Joanna Lumley — A Rather English Marriage (BBC Two) |- |- !style="background:#BDB76B;" |Best Comedy (Programme or Series) !style="background:#BDB76B;" |Best Comedy Performance |- |valign="top" | Father Ted (Hat Trick Productions / Channel 4) Dinnerladies (Pozzitive TV / Good Fun / BBC One) The Royle Family (Granada Television / BBC One) The Vicar of Dibley (Tiger Aspect Productions / BBC One) |valign="top" | Dermot Morgan — Father Ted (Channel 4) Caroline Aherne — The Royle Family (BBC One) Ardal O'Hanlon — Father Ted (Channel 4) Julie Walters — Dinnerladies (BBC One) |- |- !style="background:#BDB76B;" |Best Single Drama !style="background:#BDB76B;" |Best Factual Series |- |valign="top" | A Rather English Marriage (Wall to wall television / BBC One) A Life For A Life – The True Story Of Stefan Kiszko (Picture Palace Productions / ITV) Playing Sandwiches (Slow Motion Limited / BBC Two) Waiting for the Telegram (Slow Motion Limited / BBC Two) |valign="top" | The Human Body (BBC / BBC One) The Clintons - A Marriage of Power (Channel 4) Cold War (Jeremy Isaacs Television Limited / Channel 4) The Life of Birds (BBC / BBC One) |- |- !style="background:#BDB76B;" |Best Feature !style="background:#BDB76B;" |Best Soap Opera |- |valign="top" | Back to the Floor (BBC / BBC Two) Changing Rooms (Bazal / BBC Two) House Doctor (TalkBack Productions / Channel 5) Time Team (Videotext Communications / Channel 4) |valign="top" | EastEnders (BBC / BBC One) Brookside (Mersey Television / Channel 4) Coronation Street (Granada Television / ITV) Hollyoaks (Mersey Television / Channel 4) |- |- !style="background:#BDB76B;" |Best Light Entertainment Performance !style="background:#BDB76B;" |Best Light Entertainment Programme or Series |- |valign="top" | Michael Parkinson — Parkinson (BBC One) John Bird and John Fortune — Rory Bremner - Who Else? (Channel 4) Kathy Burke — Harry Enfield's Yule Log Chums (BBC One) Billy Connolly — 30 Years of Billy Connolly (BBC One) |valign="top" | Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? (Celador / ITV) Big Train (TalkBack Productions / BBC Two) Goodness Gracious Me (BBC / BBC Two) Rory Bremner - Who Else? (Kudos Film & Television / Channel 4) |- |- !style="background:#BDB76B;" |Best News and Current Affairs Journalism !style="background:#BDB76B;" |Best Live Outside Broadcast Coverage |- |valign="top" | Dispatches: - Inside The Animal Liberation Front (Channel 4) Newsnight - Northern Ireland peace process (BBC / BBC Two) ETA: Coming In From The Cold (BBC / BBC Two) Omagh bombing (ITN / ITV) |valign="top" | Derby Day (Channel 4) The Eurovision Song Contest (BBC One) Football World Cup Final Programme (BBC One) World Cup '98 – England v Argentina (ITV) |- |- !style="background:#BDB76B;" |Flaherty Award for Single Documentary !style="background:#BDB76B;" |Huw Wheldon Award for Arts Programme or Series |- |valign="top" | After Lockerbie (BBC Two) 42 Up (Granada Television / BBC One) Mir Mortals Tongue Tied |valign="top" | Arena — The Brian Epstein Story (BBC / BBC Two) Arena – The Noël Coward Trilogy (BBC / BBC Two) The Secret Art of Government Vile Bodies: Naked |- |- !style="background:#BDB76B;" |Originality !style="background:#BDB76B;" |Best International Programme or Series |- |valign="top" | The Human Body (BBC One) Channel 5 News (Channel 5) The King of Chaos Lemurs |valign="top" | The Larry Sanders Show Ally McBeal The Simpsons The X-FilesThe Lew Grade AwardThe Dennis Potter Award Goodnight Mr Tom David Renwick Denise O'DonoghueThe Alan Clarke AwardThe Richard Dimbleby Award Jimmy Mulville Trevor McDonald Craft Awards Best Costume DesignBest Original Television Music A Respectable Trade – Frances Tempest Vanity Fair – Rosalind Ebbutt Hornblower: The Even Chance – John Mollo Our Mutual Friend – Mike O'Neill A Rather English Marriage – Jim Parker Vanity Fair – Murray Gold Our Mutual Friend – Adrian Johnston Hornblower: The Even Chance – John KeaneBest DesignBest Make-Up Our Mutual Friend – Malcolm Thornton Hornblower: The Even Chance – Andrew Mollo Far from the Madding Crowd – Adrian Smith Alice Through the Looking Glass – Anne Tilby Our Mutual Friend – Lisa Westcott Far from the Madding Crowd – Dorka Nieradzik French and Saunders (Christmas Special) – Jan Sewell, Darren Phillips Stars in Their Eyes – Glenda WoodBest Photography - FactualBest Photography and Lighting - Fiction 42 Up – George Jesse Turner Arena — The Brian Epstein Story – Luke Cardiff Born to Be Wild: Operation Lemur with John Cleese – Mike Eley, Warwick Sloss, Gavin Thurston The Human Body – Chris Hartley, David Barlow, Tim Shepherd, Rob Franklin Far from the Madding Crowd – John Daly Vanity Fair – Oliver Curtis Cold Feet – Peter Middleton Our Mutual Friend – David OddBest Editing - FactualBest Editing - Fiction/Entertainment Lockerbie: A Night Remembered – Brian Tagg Arena — The Brian Epstein Story – Roy Deverell, Guy Crossman Arena — The Noël Coward Story – David Kitson Bring Me Sunshine: The Heart And Soul Of Eric Morecambe (Omnibus) – Andrew Quigley A Rather English Marriage – Dave King Vanity Fair – Bill Diver Hornblower: The Even Chance – Keith Palmer Our Mutual Friend – Frances ParkerBest Sound - FactualBest Sound - Fiction/Entertainment The Life of Birds – Team Omnibus: Andre Previn – Bob Blauvelt, Bill Chesneau, Steve Jankowski, Peter Davies Lockerbie: A Night Remembered – David Lindsay, Matt Skilton The Human Body – Team Our Mutual Friend – Paul Hamblin, Catherine Hodgson, Graham Headicar, Richard Manton A Rather English Marriage – Jim Greenhorn, Colin Martin, Richard Skelton The Eurovision Song Contest – Barry Hawes, Tim Davies Hornblower: The Even Chance – Christian Wangler, Colin Martin, Michael CrouchBest Graphic Design The Human Body – Tim Goodchild, David Haith World Cup 98 – Steven Aspinall Body Story – Chris Hart Eurotrash – Tim Varlow Special awards Richard Curtis In Memoriam 30em Ernie Wise Robin Bailey Patricia Hayes Bryan Mosley Ken Platt Betty Marsden Andrew Gardner Richard Dunn Johnny Morris John Hanson Rod Hull Sid Green Trevor Philpott Mary Millar Frank Gillard Robin Ray Johnny Speight Robin Nedwell Derek Nimmo Bob Peck Michael Samuelson Lew Grade Jill Dando References External links http://www.bafta.org/ Category:1999 awards in the United Kingdom Category:1999 television awards Category:1999 in British television Category:May 1999 in the United Kingdom Category:British Academy Television Awards