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Screen Two (1984)

Awards

Screen Two

39 wins & 45 nominations

Banff Television Festival

  • 1988 Winner Banff Rockie Award
    • Best Feature Film
    • Chris Bernard (director)
    • David Kane (writer)
    For episode "Shadow on the Earth (#4.11)".
  • Screen Two (1984)
    1988 Winner Banff Rockie Award
    • Best Drama
    For episode "Shadow on the Earth (#4.11)".

Biarritz International Festival of Audiovisual Programming

  • 1992 Winner Prix SACD
    • Guy Hibbert
    For episode "Aimée (#7.13)".

BAFTA Awards

  • 1995 Winner BAFTA Film Award
    • Best Short Film
    • Tatiana Kennedy
    • Paul Tickell
    For episode "Zinky Boys Go Underground (#10.9)".
  • 1995 Winner BAFTA TV Award
    • Best Single Drama
    • John Chapman
    • Richard Spence
    • Nigel Williams
    For episode "Skallagrigg (#10.2)".
  • Stephen Warbeck
    1995 Nominee BAFTA TV Award
    • Best Original Television Music
    • Stephen Warbeck
    For episode "Skallagrigg (#10.2)".
  • Waris Hussein
    1994 Nominee BAFTA TV Award
    • Best Single Drama
    • Norma Heyman
    • Waris Hussein
    • Martin Sherman
    For episode "The Clothes in the Wardrobe (#9.1)".
  • Gillies MacKinnon at an event for Pure (2002)
    1993 Nominee BAFTA TV Award
    • Best Single Drama
    • Ruth Baumgarten
    • Gillies MacKinnon
    • Frank Deasy
    For episode "The Grass Arena (#8.1)".

BAFTA Awards, Wales

  • 1994 Winner BAFTA Cymru Award
    • Best Cinematography - Film
    • Ashley Rowe
    For episode "The Cormorant (#9.6)".
  • 1994 Winner BAFTA Cymru Award
    • Best Sound (Y Sain Gorau)
    • Richard Dyer
    • Paul Jefferies
    • Tim Ricketts
    For episode "The Cormorant (#9.6)".
  • Patrick Bergin
    1992 Winner BAFTA Cymru Award
    • Best Actor (Yr Actor Gorau)
    • Patrick Bergin
    For episode "Morphine and Dolly Mixtures (#7.9)".
  • 1992 Winner BAFTA Cymru Award
    • Best Costume (Y Gwisgoedd Gorau)
    • Mécheal Taylor
    For episode "Morphine and Dolly Mixtures (#7.9)".
  • 1992 Winner BAFTA Cymru Award
    • Best Director (Y Cyfarwyddwr Gorau)
    • Karl Francis
    For episode "Morphine and Dolly Mixtures (#7.9)".

CableACE Awards

  • Diana Rigg in The Hospital (1971)
    1995 Nominee CableACE
    • Supporting Actress in a Movie or Miniseries
    • Diana Rigg
    For episode "Genghis Cohn"
  • 1995 Winner CableACE
    • Writing a Movie or Miniseries
    • Stanley Price
    For episode "Genghis Cohn"
  • Screen Two (1984)
    1992 Nominee CableACE
    • International Dramatic Special or Movie
    For episode "Close Relations"
  • 1989 Nominee ACE
    • Directing a Movie or Miniseries
    • Christopher Morahan
    For episode "After Pilkington"
  • 1989 Nominee ACE
    • Writing a Movie or Miniseries
    • Simon Gray
    For episode "After Pilkington"

Chicago International Film Festival

  • 1995 Winner Certificate of Merit
    • Best Film
    • Corin Campbell Hill
    • Hilary Salmon
    For episode "Criminal (#10.17)".

Dinard British Film Festival

  • Gillies MacKinnon at an event for Pure (2002)
    1991 Winner Golden Hitchcock
    • Gillies MacKinnon
    For episode "The Grass Arena (#8.1)".

Evening Standard British Film Awards

  • 1991 Winner Evening Standard British Film Award
    • Best Screenplay
    • Michael Eaton
    For episode "Fellow Traveller (#7.5)".

Gemini Awards

  • 1987 Nominee Gemini
    • Best TV Movie
    • W. Paterson Ferns
    For episode "Going Home (#3.11)".
  • R.H. Thomson
    1987 Nominee Gemini
    • Best Performance by a Lead Actor in a Dramatic Program or Mini-Series
    • R.H. Thomson
    For episode "Heaven on Earth (#3.9)".
  • Albert Schultz
    1987 Nominee Gemini
    • Best Performance by a Supporting Actor
    • Albert Schultz
    For episode "Going Home (#3.11)".
  • Terence Ryan Director/Producer
    1987 Nominee Gemini
    • Best Direction in a Dramatic Program or Mini-Series
    • Terence Ryan
    For episode "Going Home (#3.11)".
  • Allan Kroeker
    1987 Nominee Gemini
    • Best Direction in a Dramatic Program or Mini-Series
    • Allan Kroeker
    For episode "Heaven on Earth (#3.9)".

Locarno Film Festival

  • 1985 Winner Golden Leopard's Eye
    • Alan Clarke
    For episode "Contact (#1.1)".

Mystfest

  • Colin Bucksey
    1986 Nominee Best Film
    • Colin Bucksey
    For episode "The McGuffin (#2.1)".

Prix Italia

  • Screen Two (1984)
    1987 Winner Prix Italia
    • Fiction
    For episode "After Pilkington (#3.4)".

Royal Television Society, UK

  • Screen Two (1984)
    1995 Winner RTS Television Award
    • Single Drama
    For episode "Criminal (#10.17)".
  • Paul Popplewell
    1995 Nominee RTS Television Award
    • Best Actor - Male
    • Paul Popplewell
    For episode "Criminal (#10.17)".
  • 1992 Nominee RTS Television Award
    • Best Make Up Design - Drama
    • Lisa Westcott
    For episode "Memento Mori (#8.14)".
  • Screen Two (1984)
    1991 Nominee RTS Television Award
    • Best Single Drama
    For episode "Aimée (#7.13)".
  • Alfred Molina at an event for The Sorcerer's Apprentice (2010)
    1990 Winner RTS Television Award
    • Best Actor - Male
    • Alfred Molina
    For episode "The Accountant (#1.3)".
    Shared with: Screen One

San Francisco International Film Festival

  • Udayan Prasad
    1991 Winner Golden Gate Award
    • Udayan Prasad
    For episode "102 Boulevard Haussmann (#7.6)".

Writers' Guild of Great Britain

  • Jack Clayton
    1992 Winner Writers' Guild of Great Britain Award
    • TV - Play or Film
    • Jeanie Sims
    • Jack Clayton
    For episode "Memento Mori (#8.14)".

Prix Europa

  • Screen Two (1984)
    1990 Winner Prix Europa
    • TV Fiction
    For episode "The Firm (#5.8)".
  • 1990 Winner Prix Europa
    • TV Fiction
    • Al Ashton (as Al Hunter)
    • Alan Clarke
    • David M. Thompson
    For episode The Firm (1989).

Golden Chest International Television Festival

  • Paul Popplewell
    1995 Winner Golden Chest
    • Best Actor
    • Paul Popplewell
    For episode "Criminal (#10.17)".

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