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British
Television
of the Sixties
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Classic
and Cult
TV Shows |
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Television
shows year by year, 1950s and 1960-69 including individual
special feature pages on: Gerry Anderson Productions,
The Man From UNCLE, Star Trek - with every episode of the
original series, Doctor Who in The Sixties and Batman |
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Pop
and music TV shows year by year, 1960-69 including individual
special feature pages on: The Eurovision Song Contest,
Juke Box Jury,
Royal Command Performances, Top Of The Pops Thank Your Lucky
Stars and Ready Steady Go! |
Robinson Crusoe - The 1965 Classic Television
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Television
Licences
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Detector Vans |
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Television
Awards
BAFTA and Montreux |
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British
Television
Station Idents |
Television Industry Events,
Stations, History and Trivia |
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The
British Academy Of Film And Television Arts Awards
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formerly The Society of Film and Television Arts and The Guild
of Television Producers and Directors )
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Golden
Rose
of Montreux
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BAFTA
Factual Production
1960 Michael
Redington
( Current Affairs: Sportsview )
1961
Tim Hewat
( Current Affairs: Bill Allenby )
1962
Richard Cawston
1963
Peter Morley and Cyril Bennett
( Documentary: Anthony de Lotbiniere )
1964
World In Action production team
( Documentary: Jack Gold )
1965
Jeremy Isaacs and This Week production team
( Documentary: Charles Squire )
1966
24Hours production team
( Documentary: Kevin Billington )
1967
Desmond Wilcox and Bill Morton
( Documentary: Kevin Billington )
1968
Documentary: Michael Darlow and Mike Wooller
( Current Affairs: Phillip Whitehead and production team )
1969
Documentary: Paul Watson 'A Year In The Life'
( Current Affairs: ITN production team )
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BAFTA
Production
1960 James Gilbert 1961
George Inns 1962 Duncan Wood 1963
Colin Clews
( divided into
two categories from 1964 to recognise comedy separately )
1964
Programme: Francis Essex
Comedy Series: Joe McGrath
1965
Programme: Joe McGrath
Comedy Series: Michael Mills
1966
Programme: Ned Sherrin
Comedy Series: Dick Clement
1967
Programme: James Gilbert
Comedy Series: Michael Mills
1968
Programme: Dennis Main Wilson
Comedy Series: No Award
1969
Programme: Yvonne Littlewood
Comedy Series: Mark Stuart
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BAFTA
Single Drama ( Director )
1960
Peter Dews
1961 Andrew
Osborn
1962 David
Rose and Charles Jarrott
1963 John
Jacobs
1964 Philip
Saville
1965 Cyril
Coke and Peter Hammond
1966 Kenneth
Loach
1967 Kenneth
Loach
1968 Anthony
Page
1969 Christopher
Morahan
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BAFTA
Series or Serials ( Producer or Director )
1960
- No award
1961 - No
award
1962 - No
award
1963 Philip
Mackie
1964 Rex
Firkin
1965 Philip
Mackie and Silvio Narizzano
1966 Peter
Graham Scott
1967 - No
Award
1968 - No
Award
1969 Verity
Lambert
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BAFTA
Best Actor / Best Actress
1960
Lee Montague / Billie Whitelaw
1961 Rupert
Davies / Ruth Dunning
1962 Harry
H.Corbett / Brenda Bruce
1963 Alan
Badel / Vivien Merchant
1964 Patrick
Wymark / Katherine Blake
1965 Alan
Badel / Gwen Watford
1966 Warren
Mitchell / Vanessa Redgrave
1967 Eric
Porter / Judi Dench
1968 Roy
Dotrice / Wendy Craig
1969 Edward
Woodward / Margaret Tyzack
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BAFTA
Performance - Light Entertainment
1960 Stanley
Baxter
1961 Eric Sykes
1962 Michael
Bentine
1963 Eric Morecambe
and Ernie Wise
1964 Millicent
Martin
1965 Peter Cook
and Dudley Moore
1966 John Bird
1967 Alan Bennett
1968 Marty Feldman
1969 Eric Morecambe
and Ernie Wise
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THE GOLDEN ROSE OF MONTREUX
Founded
by Marcel Bezançon, this was first held in 1961 and is an annual international
TV light entertainment contest.
The Silver Rose is awarded to the best three programmes - the best
of these three is awarded The Golden Rose.
British
successes in the Sixties were:
GOLDEN ROSE - 1961
The Black and White Minstrel Show (BBC)
(This very popular musical revue-style show ran from 14th June 1958
to 21st July 1978)
GOLDEN ROSE - 1967
Frost Over England (BBC)
SILVER ROSE
- 1969 Marty
(BBC)
Sixties GOLDEN ROSE Winners
1961:
The Black and White Minstrel Show (BBC, UK)
1962: Kaskad (SSR, Switzerland)
1963: Julie and Carol at Carnegie Hall (CBS, USA)
1964: Happy End (SSR / TSR, Switzerland)
1965: The Cold Old Days (YLE, Finland)
1966: L'Arroseur arrosé (ORTF, France)
1967: Frost Over England (BBC, UK)
1968: Historias de la Frivolidad (TVE, Spain)
1969: Holiday in Switzerland (SRG / DRS, Switzerland)
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British Television of The Sixties
SixtiesCity 2009