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Screen One (1985)

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16 wins & 13 nominations

BAFTA Awards

1994 Nominee BAFTA TV Award
- Best Single Drama
For episode "Wide-Eyed and Legless (#5.1)".
1994 Nominee BAFTA TV Award
- Best Actress
- Julie Walters
For episode "Wide-Eyed and Legless (#5.1)".
1992 Winner BAFTA TV Award
- Best Single Drama
For episode "A Question of Attribution (#3.8)".
1992 Nominee BAFTA TV Award
- Best Single Drama
For episode "Hancock (#3.1)".
1992 Nominee BAFTA TV Award
- Best Actress
- Prunella Scales
For episode "A Question of Attribution (#3.8)".

BAFTA Awards, Wales

1995 Winner BAFTA Cymru Award
- Best Drama - English
- Louise Panton
For episode "Tender Loving Care (#5.5)".
1995 Nominee BAFTA Cymru Award
- Best Cinematography - Film
- Rex Maidment
For episode "Tender Loving Care (#5.5)".
1995 Winner BAFTA Cymru Award
- Best Editor - Film
- John Richards
For episode "Tender Loving Care (#5.5)".

Broadcasting Press Guild Awards

1990 Nominee Broadcasting Press Guild Award
- Best Actress
- Peggy Ashcroft
For episode "She's Been Away (#1.5)".
1990 Nominee Broadcasting Press Guild Award
- Best Actress
- Geraldine James
For episode "She's Been Away (#1.5)".
1990 Winner Broadcasting Press Guild Award
- Best Actor
- Alfred Molina
For episode 'The Accountant' (#1.3)

International Emmy Awards

1994 Winner Emmy
- Drama
For episode "The Bullion Boys (#5.8)". UK.

Royal Television Society, UK

1994 Nominee RTS Television Award
- Best Lighting
- Rex Maidment
For episode "Tender Loving Care (#5.5)".
1990 Winner RTS Television Award
- Best Actor - Male
- Alfred Molina
For episode "The Accountant (#1.3)".
Shared with: Screen Two

San Francisco International Film Festival

1993 Winner Golden Gate Award
- Television Feature
- Udayan Prasad
For episode "Running Late (#4.6)".

Venice Film Festival

1989 Winner Pasinetti Award
- Best Actress
- Peggy Ashcroft
For episode "She's Been Away (#1.5)".
1989 Winner Sergio Trasatti Award
- Peter Hall
For episode "She's Been Away (#1.5)".
1989 Winner Little Golden Lion
- Peter Hall
For episode "She's Been Away (#1.5)". Tied with Scugnizzi (1989).
1989 Winner Volpi Cup
- Best Actress
- Peggy Ashcroft
- Geraldine James
For episode "She's Been Away (#1.5)".
1989 Winner Golden Ciak
- Best Actress
- Peggy Ashcroft
- Geraldine James
For episode "She's Been Away (#1.5)".

Writers' Guild of Great Britain

1994 Winner Writers' Guild of Great Britain Award
- TV - Play or Film
- Tim Firth
For episode "Money for Nothing (#5.6)".

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