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{{quote|''"Fuck you, I won a BAFTA."''|'''[[Martin Freeman]]'''}} |
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'''British Academy of Film and Television Arts'''. Presents awards for film and TV programmes (commonly also called '''BAFTAs'''), which are the UK equivalent of the [[Academy |
'''British Academy of Film and Television Arts'''. Presents awards for film and TV programmes (commonly also called '''BAFTAs'''), which are the UK equivalent of the [[Academy Award]]s and [[Emmy Award]]s. The academy also has awards for children's programming, television craft and video games. |
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{{examples|BAFTA winning works on this wiki include:}} |
{{examples|BAFTA winning works on this wiki include:}} |
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British Academy of Film and Television Arts. Presents awards for film and TV programmes (commonly also called BAFTAs), which are the UK equivalent of the Academy Awards and Emmy Awards. The academy also has awards for children's programming, television craft and video games.
BAFTA winning works on this wiki include:
- The Artist
- Horrible Histories: won three (four, counting one for Best Comedic Actor) and a surprise comedy award.
- The Hurt Locker
- The King's Speech
- Sherlock
- Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy