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39th British Academy Film Awards

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1986 film awards ceremony

39th British Academy Film Awards
Date	16 March 1986
Site	Grosvenor House Hotel
Hosted by	Michael Aspel
Highlights
Best Film	The Purple Rose of Cairo
Best Actor	William Hurt Kiss of the Spider Woman
Best Actress	Peggy Ashcroft A Passage to India
Most awards	Amadeus (4)
Most nominations	Amadeus andA Passage to India (9)
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The39th British Academy Film Awards, more commonly known as theBAFTAs, took place on 16 March 1986 at theGrosvenor House Hotel inLondon, honouring the best national and foreign films of1985. Presented by theBritish Academy of Film and Television Arts, accolades were handed out for the best feature-length film and documentaries of any nationality that were screened atBritish cinemas in 1985.^[1]

There are no records showing any nominations, or a winner, for theBAFTA Award for Best Direction at this ceremony.^[2]

Robert Greenhut andWoody Allen'sThe Purple Rose of Cairo won awards forBest Film and Original Screenplay.^[3]William Hurt andPeggy Ashcroft took home Best Actor and Actress, whilstDenholm Elliott andRosanna Arquette won in the supporting categories.

The ceremony was hosted byMichael Aspel for the second time.

Winners and nominees

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Rosanna Arquette, Best Supporting Actress winner

Woody Allen, Best Original Screenplay winner

Miroslav Ondříček, Best Cinematography winner

Milena Canonero, Best Costume Design winner

Winners are listed first and highlighted inboldface.

Best Film The Purple Rose of Cairo –Robert Greenhut andWoody Allen Amadeus –Saul Zaentz andMiloš Forman Back to the Future –Bob Gale,Neil Canton andRobert Zemeckis A Passage to India –John Knatchbull,Richard Goodwin andDavid Lean Witness –Edward S. Feldman andPeter Weir
Best Actor in a Leading Role *William Hurt –Kiss of the Spider Woman* as Luis Molina** F. Murray Abraham –Amadeus asAntonio Salieri Harrison Ford –Witness as Detective John Book Victor Banerjee –A Passage to India as Doctor Aziz Ahmed	Best Actress in a Leading Role *Peggy Ashcroft –A Passage to India* as Mrs. Moore** Alexandra Pigg –Letter to Brezhnev as Elaine Kelly McGillis –Witness as Rachel Lapp Mia Farrow –The Purple Rose of Cairo as Cecilia
Best Actor in a Supporting Role *Denholm Elliott –Defence of the Realm* as Vernon Bayliss** James Fox –A Passage to India as Richard Fielding John Gielgud –Plenty as Sir Leonard Darwin Saeed Jaffrey –My Beautiful Laundrette as Nasser Ali	Best Actress in a Supporting Role *Rosanna Arquette –Desperately Seeking Susan* as Roberta Glass** Anjelica Huston –Prizzi's Honor as Maerose Prizzi Judi Dench –Wetherby as Marcia Pilborough Tracey Ullman –Plenty as Alice Park
Best Original Screenplay The Purple Rose of Cairo –Woody Allen Back to the Future –Robert Zemeckis andBob Gale My Beautiful Laundrette –Hanif Kureishi Witness –Earl W. Wallace and William Kelley	Best Adapted Screenplay Prizzi's Honor –Richard Condon and Janet Roach Amadeus –Peter Shaffer A Passage to India –David Lean The Shooting Party – Julian Bond
Best Cinematography Amadeus –Miroslav Ondříček The Emerald Forest –Philippe Rousselot A Passage to India –Ernest Day Witness –John Seale	Best Costume Design The Cotton Club –Milena Canonero Amadeus –Theodor Pištěk Legend –Charles Knode A Passage to India –Judy Moorcroft
Best Editing Amadeus –Nena Danevic andMichael Chandler Back to the Future –Arthur Schmidt andHarry Keramidas A Chorus Line –John Bloom Witness –Thom Noble	Best Makeup and Hair Amadeus –Paul LeBlanc andDick Smith The Emerald Forest –Peter Frampton,Paul Engelen, Anna Dryhurst, Luis Michelotti and Beth Presares Legend – Peter Robb-King andRob Bottin Mask –Michael Westmore
Best Original Music Witness –Maurice Jarre Beverly Hills Cop –Harold Faltermeyer The Emerald Forest – Junior Homrich and Brian Gascoigne A Passage to India –Maurice Jarre	Best Production Design Brazil –Norman Garwood Amadeus –Patrizia von Brandenstein Back to the Future –Lawrence G. Paull A Passage to India –John Box
Best Sound Amadeus – John Nutt,Chris Newman andMark Berger Carmen – Hugues Darmois, Harald Maury, Dominique Hennequin and Bernard Le Roux A Chorus Line –Jonathan Bates,Chris Newman andGerry Humphreys The Cotton Club – Edward Beyer, Jack Jacobsen and David Carroll	Best Special Visual Effects Brazil –George Gibbs andRichard Conway Back to the Future –Kevin Pike andKen Ralston Legend –Nick Allder and Peter Voysey The Purple Rose of Cairo – Greenberg Associates
Best Documentary Omnibus: Leonard Berstein's West Side Story – Christopher Swann Marilyn Monroe: Say Goodbye to the President – Christopher Olgiati David Lean: A Life in Film – Nigel Wattis The Frozen Ocean: Part 1 – Kingdom of the Ice Bear –Mike Salisbury andHugh Miles	Best Film Not in the English Language Colonel Redl –Manfred Durniok andIstván Szabó Carmen –Patrice Ledoux andFrancesco Rosi Dim Sum: A Little Bit of Heart – Tom Sternberg,Wayne Wang and Danny Yung Subway –Luc Besson and Francois Ruggieri
Best Short Animation Alias the Jester –Brian Cosgrove and Mark Hall Danger Mouse –Brian Cosgrove and Mark Hall SuperTed – David Edward andMike Young The Wind in the Willows – Mark Hall andBrian Cosgrove	Best Short Film Careless Talk – Noella Smith One for My Baby – Chris Fallon The Woman Who Married Clark Gable –Thaddeus O'Sullivan

Statistics

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Films that received multiple nominations
Nominations	Film
9	Amadeus
9	A Passage to India
7	Witness
5	Back to the Future
4	The Purple Rose of Cairo
3	The Emerald Forest
3	Legend
2	Brazil
	Carmen
	A Chorus Line
	The Cotton Club
	My Beautiful Laundrette
	Plenty
	Prizzi's Honor

Films that received multiple awards
Awards	Film
4	Amadeus
2	Brazil
2	The Purple Rose of Cairo

References

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^"Film in 1986".BAFTA. RetrievedJuly 3, 2022.
^"Awards Database: Search our record of winners & nominees, Year of Presentation: 1986, Award: Film".British Academy of Film and Television Arts. Retrieved2020-01-19.
^Morgan, David (19 January 2023)."BAFTA Best Film Award Winners Since 1990 – A Photo Gallery".Deadline Hollywood. Retrieved11 February 2024.

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