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Kermit BAFTA — Kermit with a BAFTA and a Rose d'Or.

Miss Piggy and Sharon Osbourne at the BAFTA Awards in 2007.

The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) is a charity in the United Kingdom that hosts annual awards shows for excellence in film, television, television craft, video games and forms of animation. Several Henson projects have been awarded and nominated for BAFTA awards.

Awards

The Muppet Show

"Light Entertainment Programme," won, 1976

"Harlequin Drama/Light Entertainment," nominated, 1976

"Design," David Chandler and Bryan Holgate nominated, 1977

"Light Entertainment Programme/Series," nominated, 1977

"Original Programme/Series," won, 1977

"VTR Editor," John Hawkins and Tim Waddell nominated, 1977

"Light Entertainment Programme/Series," nominated, 1978

"VTR Editor," John Hawkins won, 1978

"Light Entertainment Programme/Series," nominated, 1979

"VTR Editor," John Hawkins nominated, 1980

The StoryTeller

"Children's Programme (Entertainment/Drama)," Duncan Kenworthy won, 1988

"Make Up," Sally Sutton and Jim Henson's Creature Shop nominated, 1988

"Costume Design," Ann Hollowood won, 1988

The StoryTeller: Greek Myths

"Children's Programme (Fiction), Duncan Kenworty won, 1991

"Design," John Beard nominated, 1991

"Make Up," Sally Sutton and Jim Henson's Creature Shop nominated, 1991

"Costume Design," Ann Hollywood and Polly Smith nominated, 1991

Appearances

2007: 25 Years of the BAFTA Awards

In 2007, Miss Piggy appeared on stage with Sharon Osbourne during 25 Years of the BAFTA Awards.

2012: Red Carpet Show

Miss Piggy was the official red carpet host of the 2012 British Academy Film Awards on February 12, 2012 at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, London. The appearance was related to the February 10 opening of The Muppets in the UK and sponsored by Orange. The red carpet was not broadcast, but was posted online the next day.

In the segment, Miss Piggy talks to Gillian Anderson, Jessica Chastain, James Corden, Viola Davis, Adam Deacon, Michael Fassbender, Jon Hamm, Tom Hiddleston, Jonah Hill, Chris O'Dowd, Gary Oldman, Daniel Radcliffe, Octavia Spencer, and Tate Taylor.

Promotional pictures imply Miss Piggy was hoping to also meet Leading Actor nominees George Clooney, Brad Pitt, and (eventual winner) Jean Dujardin.

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Connections

Duncan Kenworthy is currently the Vice President of BAFTA.

External links

Wikipedia has an article related to:

British Academy of Film and Television Arts

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-[[File:Kermit_BAFTA.jpg|thumb|280px|Kermit with a BAFTA and a [[Rose d'Or]].]]
+[[Image:Kermit_BAFTA.jpg|thumb|300px|Kermit with a BAFTA and a [[Rose d'Or]].]]
-[[Image:Piggy.sharonsbourne.jpg|thumb|280px|Miss Piggy and Sharon Osbourne at the BAFTA Awards in 2007.]]
+[[Image:Piggy.sharonsbourne.jpg|thumb|300px|Miss Piggy and Sharon Osbourne at the BAFTA Awards in 2007.]]
+The '''British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA)''' is a charity in the [[United Kingdom]] that hosts annual awards shows for excellence in film, television, television craft, video games and forms of animation. Several Henson projects have been awarded and nominated for BAFTA awards.
-[[File:BAFTA_Miss_Piggy.gif|thumb|300px|Miss Piggy prepares for the 2012 BAFTAs]]
-The '''British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA)''' is a charity in the United Kingdom that hosts annual awards shows for excellence in film, television, television craft, video games and forms of animation. Several Henson projects have been awarded and nominated for BAFTA awards.
 ==Awards==
-:'''''[[The Muppet Show]]'''''
+===''[[The Muppet Show]]''===
-::"Light Entertainment Programme," won, 1976
+:"Light Entertainment Programme," won, 1976
-::"Harlequin Drama/Light Entertainment," nominated, 1976
+:"Harlequin Drama/Light Entertainment," nominated, 1976
-::"Design," David Chandler and Bryan Holgate nominated, 1977
+:"Design," David Chandler and Bryan Holgate nominated, 1977
-::"Light Entertainment Programme/Series," nominated, 1977
+:"Light Entertainment Programme/Series," nominated, 1977
-::"Original Programme/Series," won, 1977
+:"Original Programme/Series," won, 1977
-::"VTR Editor," John Hawkins and Tim Waddell nominated, 1977
+:"VTR Editor," John Hawkins and Tim Waddell nominated, 1977
-::"Light Entertainment Programme/Series," nominated, 1978
+:"Light Entertainment Programme/Series," nominated, 1978
-::"VTR Editor," John Hawkins won, 1978
+:"VTR Editor," John Hawkins won, 1978
-::"Light Entertainment Programme/Series," nominated, 1979
+:"Light Entertainment Programme/Series," nominated, 1979
-::"VTR Editor," John Hawkins nominated, 1980
+:"VTR Editor," John Hawkins nominated, 1980
-:'''''[[The StoryTeller]]'''''
+===''[[The StoryTeller]]''===
-::"Children's Programme (Entertainment/Drama)," [[Duncan Kenworthy]] won, 1988
+:"Children's Programme (Entertainment/Drama)," [[Duncan Kenworthy]] won, 1988
-::"Make Up," Sally Sutton and Jim Henson's Creature Shop nominated, 1988
+:"Make Up," Sally Sutton and Jim Henson's Creature Shop nominated, 1988
-::"Costume Design," Ann Hollowood won, 1988
+:"Costume Design," Ann Hollowood won, 1988
-:'''''[[The StoryTeller: Greek Myths]]'''''
+===''[[The StoryTeller: Greek Myths]]''===
-::"Children's Programme (Fiction), Duncan Kenworty won, 1991
+:"Children's Programme (Fiction), Duncan Kenworty won, 1991
-::"Design," John Beard nominated, 1991
+:"Design," John Beard nominated, 1991
-::"Make Up," Sally Sutton and Jim Henson's Creature Shop nominated, 1991
+:"Make Up," Sally Sutton and Jim Henson's Creature Shop nominated, 1991
-::"Costume Design," Ann Hollywood and [[Polly Smith]] nominated, 1991
+:"Costume Design," Ann Hollywood and [[Polly Smith]] nominated, 1991
 ==Appearances==
-* In [[2007]], [[Miss Piggy]] appeared on stage with [[Sharon Osbourne]] during ''25 Years of the BAFTA Awards''.
+===2007: ''25 Years of the BAFTA Awards''===
-* In [[2012]], Miss Piggy hosted the red-carpet ceremony for the British Academy Film Awards presented by [[Orange]].
+In [[2007]], [[Miss Piggy]] appeared on stage with [[Sharon Osbourne]] during ''25 Years of the BAFTA Awards''.
+===2012: Red Carpet Show===
+Miss Piggy was the official red carpet host of the [[2012]] British Academy Film Awards on February 12, 2012 at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, [[London]]. The appearance was related to the February 10 opening of ''[[The Muppets (2011)|The Muppets]]'' in the UK and sponsored by [[Orange]]. The red carpet was not broadcast, but was posted online the next day.
+In the segment, Miss Piggy talks to [[Gillian Anderson]], [[Jessica Chastain]], [[James Corden]], [[Viola Davis]], [[Adam Deacon]], [[Michael Fassbender]], [[Jon Hamm]], [[Tom Hiddleston]], [[Jonah Hill]], [[Chris O'Dowd]], [[Gary Oldman]], [[Daniel Radcliffe]], [[Octavia Spencer]], and [[Tate Taylor]].
+Promotional pictures imply Miss Piggy was hoping to also meet Leading Actor nominees George Clooney, Brad Pitt, and (eventual winner) Jean Dujardin.
+<gallery bordersize=none widths=250px>
+Image:BAFTA-MissPiggy-Orange-Hosting-(2012)01.jpg|Miss Piggy prepares for the 2012 BAFTAs.
+Image:BAFTA-MissPiggy-Orange-Hosting-(2012)02.jpg
+File:Piggy_baftas_2012.jpg|Miss Piggy on the red carpet at the 2012 awards.
+</gallery>
 [[Video:BAFTA 2012 - Miss Piggy's Red Carpet Show - Orange UK|660px]]
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 ==External links==
+{{wikipedia|British Academy of Film and Television Arts}}
 * [http://www.bafta.org/ Official site]
 * [http://bafta.orange.co.uk/news/28/miss-piggy-announced-as-oranges-bafta-red-carpet-p Press release of Miss Piggy's 2012 appearance]
-{{wikipedia|British Academy of Film and Television Arts}}
 [[Category:Awards]]
 [[Category:International TV Appearances|Bafta Awards]]
+[[Category:Online Appearances]]

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