Emmy Awards | Peabody Awards

PrimeTime Emmy Awards

2007-08
Supporting Actress In A Miniseries Or A Movie — Eileen Atkins, Cranford

Hairstyling For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Special — Alison Elliot, Department Head Hairstylist, Cranford

2006-07
Art Direction — Greenville Horner, Production Designer; Patrick Rolfe, Art Director; Claire Andrade, Set Decorator, Jane Eyre

Costuming — Andrea Galer, Costume Designer; Sally Crees, Assistant Costume Designer, Jane Eyre

Hair Styling — Anne Oldham, Department Head Hairstylist; Fay de Bremaeker, Key Hairstylist, Jane Eyre

Actress in a Miniseries of Special — Helen Mirren, Prime Suspect: The Final Act

Directing — Philip Martin, Prime Suspect: The Final Act

Writing — Frank Deasy, Prime Suspect: The Final Act

2005-06
Makeup — Bleak House

Cinematography — Bleak House

2004-05
Costume for Miniseries, Movie or Special — The Lost Prince

Art Direction for Miniseries, Movie or Special — The Lost Prince

Outstanding Miniseries — The Lost Prince

2001-02
Main Title Design — Masterpiece Theatre American Collection

1996-97
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or Special — Diana Rigg as Mrs. Danvers, Rebecca

Outstanding Miniseries or Special — Prime Suspect 5: Errors of Judgment

1995-96
Outstanding Actress in a Miniseries or Special — Helen Mirren, Prime Suspect: Scent of Darkness

1990-1991
Best Actor in a Limited Series — Sir John Gielgud, Summer's Lease

Best Writer for a Limited Series — Andrew Davies, House of Cards

The Governors Award, 1991 — WGBH/Mobil Corporation

1984-1985
Outstanding Limited Series — The Jewel in the Crown

The Governors Award, 1985 — Alistair Cooke

1977-1978
Outstanding Art Direction for a Drama Series — Tim Harvey, Art Director, I, Claudius

1976-1977
Outstanding Drama Series — Upstairs, Downstairs

Outstanding Continuing Performance by a Supporting Actress in a Drama Series — Jacqueline Tong, Upstairs, Downstairs

1975-1976
Outstanding Limited Series — Upstairs, Downstairs

Outstanding Supporting Actor — Gordon Jackson, Upstairs, Downstairs

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited Series — Rosemary Harris, Notorious Woman

1974-1975
Outstanding Drama Series — Upstairs, Downstairs

Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series — Jean Marsh, Upstairs, Downstairs

Outstanding Director, Drama Series — Bill Bain, Upstairs, Downstairs

Special Classification, Host — Alistair Cooke, Upstairs, Downstairs

1973-1974
Outstanding Drama Series — Upstairs, Downstairs

1972-1973
Outstanding Drama/Comedy within a Limited Series — Tom Brown's Schooldays

Outstanding Continued Performance in a Leading Role — Anthony Murphy, Tom Brown's Schooldays

Outstanding Continued Performance in a Leading Role, Drama/Comedy within a Limited Series — Susan Hampshire, Vanity Fair

1971-1972
Outstanding Single Performance in a Leading Role — Glenda Jackson, Elizabeth R

Outstanding Continued Performance in a Leading Role in a Dramatic Series — Glenda Jackson, Elizabeth R

Outstanding Continued Performance in a Leading Role in a Dramatic Series — Keith Michell, The Six Wives of Henry VIII

Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design — Elizabeth Waller, Elizabeth R

Outstanding New Series — Elizabeth R

Outstanding Series Drama — Elizabeth R

1970-1971
Best Actress — Susan Hampshire, The First Churchills

George Foster Peabody Awards

2005 — Bleak House
2002 — Almost a Woman (American Collection), Othello
2001 — Mrs. Fozzard Finds Her Feet
2000 — David Copperfield
1999 — A Rather English Marriage, Lost for Words
1998 — King Lear
1997 — The Tenant of Wildfell Hall
1996 — The House of Cards trilogy
1995 — The Politician's Wife
1993 — Prime Suspect 2
1986 — Paradise Postponed
1984 — The Jewel in the Crown
1982 — Alistair Cooke
1978 — Upstairs, Downstairs