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British annual film awards, established 1973
The Evening Standard British Film Awards were established in 1973 by London's
Evening Standard newspaper. The Standard Awards is the only ceremony "dedicated to British and Irish talent,"
[1] judged by a panel of "top UK critics."
[2] Each ceremony honours films from the previous year.
1973–1980 Winners
1973 Winners
1974 Winners
1975 Winners
1976 Winners
1977 Winners
1978 Winners
1979 Winners
1980 Winners
1981–1990 Winners
1981 Winners
1982 Winners
1983 Winners
1984 Winners
1985 Winners
1986 Winners
1987 Winners
1988 Winners
1989 Winners
1990 Winners
1991–2000 Winners
1991 Winners
Best Actor :
Alan Rickman –
Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves ,
Close My Eyes ,
Truly Madly Deeply
Best Actress :
Juliet Stevenson –
Truly, Madly, Deeply
Best Film :
Close My Eyes –
Stephen Poliakoff
Best Screenplay :
Neil Jordan –
The Miracle
Best Technical or Artistic Achievement :
Sandy Powell –
Edward II ,
The Miracle ,
The Pope Must Die
Most Promising Newcomer :
Anthony Minghella –
Truly, Madly, Deeply
Peter Sellers Award for Comedy :
The Commitments –
Dick Clement ,
Roddy Doyle ,
Ian La Frenais
1992 Winners
1993 Winners
1994 Winners
1995 Winners
1996 Winners
1997 Winners
1998 Winners
1999 Winners
2000 Winners
2001–2010 Winners
2001 Winners
2002 Winners
2003 Winners
2004 Winners
2005 Winners
2006 Winners
2007 Winners
2008 Winners
2009 Winners
2010 Winners
2011–2020 Winners
2011 Winners
2012 Winners
2016 Winners
2017 Winners
2018 Winners
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