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The 'Rose d'Or' (or 'Golden Rose') is a highly prestigious television award, given annually since 1961 at the ''Festival Rose d'Or'' in spring each year. Since 2004, the festival has been held in Lucerne, Switzerland. Before the festival was held in Montreux, Switzerland, thus the 'Golden Rose of Montreux'.
The Awards are focused on entertainment-based programming, thus excluding dramas, documentaries and other genres usually more celebrated at other awards ceremonies.
There are currently eight different categories at the festival, from 2004 each having its own Golden Rose award. Previously, only one overall programme won the Golden Rose, with other individual category winners being awarded Silver and Bronze Roses. The categories are: Comedy, Sitcom, Soap (Popular Drama), Reality Show, Variety, Music, Game Show, Arts & Specials. There are also individual prizes for Best Female & Male Comedian, Best Sitcom Actress & Actor, Best Soap Actress & Actor, Best Game Show Host. There is also a Press Prize for most innovative programme, and a Special Prize for best Arts & Specials programme. Each category is judged by a jury of international producers and broadcasters.
Being the only television festival to focus primarily on the entertainment section of the medium, it has become the prime focus and most important occasion for many of those working in that genre. Roughly forty countries are usually represented at the festival. As well as involving various programme screenings and conferences, the festival has also become an important marketplace, where broadcasters go to buy and sell entertainment programmes.
The festival was founded by Marcel Bezançon, who was inspired by the regular need of broadcasters to find programmes to fill their summer schedules with. He had the idea that Switzerland could produce an entertainment programme, which could then be swapped with programmes from other broadcasters around Europe and the world, each having a variety of programmes to then fill their schedules with. The festival was thus held in the spring to have programmes ready for broadcast in the summer, and the Golden Rose awards established as an extra incentive. The awards very quickly became an important part of European television culture, and Golden Rose winners usually receive much prestige and publicity in their home countries for achieving the feat.
★ 1961: ''The Black and White Minstrel Show'' (BBC, UK)
★ 1962: ''Kaskad'' (SR, Sweden)
★ 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: ''The Frost Report'' (BBC, UK)
★ 1968: ''Historias de la Frivolidad'' (TVE, Spain)
★ 1969: ''Holiday in Switzerland'' (SRG / DRS, Switzerland)
★ 1970: ''Les six évadés'' (CST, Czechoslovakia)
★ 1971: ''Lodynski's Flohmarkt Company'' (ORF, Austria)
★ 1972: ''Marty Feldman's Comedy Machine'' (UKIB, UK)
★ 1973: ''The N.S.V.I.P.'s'' (SR TV1, Sweden)
★ 1974: ''Don Juan'' (TVE, Spain)
★ 1975: ''Gatti e Fattacci'' (RAI, Italy)
★ 1976: ''The Nor-Way to Broadcasting'' (NRK, Norway)
★ 1977: ''The Muppet Show'' (UKIB, UK)
★ 1978: ''The Shirley MacLaine Special'' (CBS, USA)
★ 1979: ''Rich Little's Christmas Carol'' (CBC, Canada)
★ 1980: ''Dream Weaver'' (CBC, Canada)
★ 1981: ''Mikhail Baryshnikov on Broadway'' (ABC, USA)
★ 1982: ''Dizzy Feet'' (UKIB / Central, UK)
★ 1983: ''Al Paradise'' (RAI, Italy)
★ 1984: ''I am a Hotel'' (CBC, Canada)
★ 1985: ''The Paul Daniels Magic Easter Show'' (BBC, UK)
★ 1986: ''Penn and Teller Go Public'' (CPB, USA)
★ 1987: ''The Prize'' (SVT, Sweden)
★ 1988: ''The Comic Strip Presents... The Strike'' (Channel 4, UK)
★ 1989: ''Hale & Pace'' (UKIB / LWT, UK)
★ 1990: ''Mr. Bean'' (UKIB / Thames, UK)
★ 1991: ''A Night on Mount Edna'' (LWT, UK)
★ 1992: ''Brian Orser: Night Moves'' (CBC, Canada)
★ 1993: ''Kids in the Hall'' (Broadway, Canada)
★ 1994: ''Sevillanas'' (Sogepaq, Spain)
★ 1995: ''Don't Forget Your Toothbrush'' (Ginger / Channel 4, UK)
★ 1996: ''Itzhak Perlman - In the Fiddler's House'' (CPB, USA)
★ 1997: ''Cold Feet'' (Granada Television, UK)
★ 1998: ''Yo-Yo Ma Inspired by Bach'' (Rhombus, Canada)
★ 1999: ''The League of Gentlemen'' (BBC, UK)
★ 2000: ''The Mole'' (VRT, Belgium)
★ 2001: ''Lenny Henry in Pieces'' (Tiger Aspect / BBC, UK)
★ 2002: ''Pop Idol'' (Thames, UK)
★ 2003: ''Faking It'' (RDF Media / Channel 4, UK)
===2004===
===2005===
===2006===
===2007===
★ Official site
The Awards are focused on entertainment-based programming, thus excluding dramas, documentaries and other genres usually more celebrated at other awards ceremonies.
| Contents |
| Format |
| History |
| Golden Rose Winners |
| External links |
Format
There are currently eight different categories at the festival, from 2004 each having its own Golden Rose award. Previously, only one overall programme won the Golden Rose, with other individual category winners being awarded Silver and Bronze Roses. The categories are: Comedy, Sitcom, Soap (Popular Drama), Reality Show, Variety, Music, Game Show, Arts & Specials. There are also individual prizes for Best Female & Male Comedian, Best Sitcom Actress & Actor, Best Soap Actress & Actor, Best Game Show Host. There is also a Press Prize for most innovative programme, and a Special Prize for best Arts & Specials programme. Each category is judged by a jury of international producers and broadcasters.
Being the only television festival to focus primarily on the entertainment section of the medium, it has become the prime focus and most important occasion for many of those working in that genre. Roughly forty countries are usually represented at the festival. As well as involving various programme screenings and conferences, the festival has also become an important marketplace, where broadcasters go to buy and sell entertainment programmes.
History
The festival was founded by Marcel Bezançon, who was inspired by the regular need of broadcasters to find programmes to fill their summer schedules with. He had the idea that Switzerland could produce an entertainment programme, which could then be swapped with programmes from other broadcasters around Europe and the world, each having a variety of programmes to then fill their schedules with. The festival was thus held in the spring to have programmes ready for broadcast in the summer, and the Golden Rose awards established as an extra incentive. The awards very quickly became an important part of European television culture, and Golden Rose winners usually receive much prestige and publicity in their home countries for achieving the feat.
Golden Rose Winners
★ 1961: ''The Black and White Minstrel Show'' (BBC, UK)
★ 1962: ''Kaskad'' (SR, Sweden)
★ 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: ''The Frost Report'' (BBC, UK)
★ 1968: ''Historias de la Frivolidad'' (TVE, Spain)
★ 1969: ''Holiday in Switzerland'' (SRG / DRS, Switzerland)
★ 1970: ''Les six évadés'' (CST, Czechoslovakia)
★ 1971: ''Lodynski's Flohmarkt Company'' (ORF, Austria)
★ 1972: ''Marty Feldman's Comedy Machine'' (UKIB, UK)
★ 1973: ''The N.S.V.I.P.'s'' (SR TV1, Sweden)
★ 1974: ''Don Juan'' (TVE, Spain)
★ 1975: ''Gatti e Fattacci'' (RAI, Italy)
★ 1976: ''The Nor-Way to Broadcasting'' (NRK, Norway)
★ 1977: ''The Muppet Show'' (UKIB, UK)
★ 1978: ''The Shirley MacLaine Special'' (CBS, USA)
★ 1979: ''Rich Little's Christmas Carol'' (CBC, Canada)
★ 1980: ''Dream Weaver'' (CBC, Canada)
★ 1981: ''Mikhail Baryshnikov on Broadway'' (ABC, USA)
★ 1982: ''Dizzy Feet'' (UKIB / Central, UK)
★ 1983: ''Al Paradise'' (RAI, Italy)
★ 1984: ''I am a Hotel'' (CBC, Canada)
★ 1985: ''The Paul Daniels Magic Easter Show'' (BBC, UK)
★ 1986: ''Penn and Teller Go Public'' (CPB, USA)
★ 1987: ''The Prize'' (SVT, Sweden)
★ 1988: ''The Comic Strip Presents... The Strike'' (Channel 4, UK)
★ 1989: ''Hale & Pace'' (UKIB / LWT, UK)
★ 1990: ''Mr. Bean'' (UKIB / Thames, UK)
★ 1991: ''A Night on Mount Edna'' (LWT, UK)
★ 1992: ''Brian Orser: Night Moves'' (CBC, Canada)
★ 1993: ''Kids in the Hall'' (Broadway, Canada)
★ 1994: ''Sevillanas'' (Sogepaq, Spain)
★ 1995: ''Don't Forget Your Toothbrush'' (Ginger / Channel 4, UK)
★ 1996: ''Itzhak Perlman - In the Fiddler's House'' (CPB, USA)
★ 1997: ''Cold Feet'' (Granada Television, UK)
★ 1998: ''Yo-Yo Ma Inspired by Bach'' (Rhombus, Canada)
★ 1999: ''The League of Gentlemen'' (BBC, UK)
★ 2000: ''The Mole'' (VRT, Belgium)
★ 2001: ''Lenny Henry in Pieces'' (Tiger Aspect / BBC, UK)
★ 2002: ''Pop Idol'' (Thames, UK)
★ 2003: ''Faking It'' (RDF Media / Channel 4, UK)
===2004===
| Category | Winner | Televesion network | Country |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arts & Specials | ''Amelia'' | Rhombus | Canada |
| Comedy | ''Creature Comforts'' | Aardman Animations / ITV | UK |
| Game Show | ''My New Best Friend'' | Tiger Aspect | UK |
| Music | ''One Bullet Left'' | SF DRS | Switzerland |
| Reality Show | ''Wife Swap'' | Channel 4 | UK |
| Sitcom | ''Peep Show'' | Channel 4 | UK |
| Soap | ''Saint Tropez (Sous le Soleil)'' | Marathon | France |
| Variety | ''Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway'' | Granada Television | UK |
| Press Prize | ''Little Britain'' | BBC | UK |
| Paper format | ''From Rust to Riches'' | Team Gryttjom | Sweden |
| Pilot award | ''Fur TV'' | BBC | UK |
| Charity award | Peter Ustinov | UK | |
| Honorary Rose | John de Mol | Netherlands | |
| 'Best performances:' | |||
| Comedy | F: Anke Engelke in ''Ladykracher'' | Brainpool / Sat.1 | Germany |
| M: Harry Hill in ''Harry Hill's TV Burp'' | Avalon | UK | |
| Sitcom | F: Felicitas Woll in ''Berlin, Berlin'' | Studio Hamburg | Germany |
| M: Martin Freeman in ''Hardware'' | Talkback Thames | UK | |
| Soap | F: Bénédicte Delmas in ''Saint Tropez'' | Marathon | France |
| M: Shane Richie in ''EastEnders'' | BBC | UK | |
| Game show | Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly in ''Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway'' | Granada Television | UK |
===2005===
| Category | Winner | Television network | Country |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arts & Specials | ''The Cost Of Living'' | DV8 Films | |
| Comedy | ''Little Britain'' | BBC | UK |
| Game Show | ''Test The Nation'' | Talent TV / BBC | UK |
| Music | ''Flashmob – The Opera'' | BBC | UK |
| Reality Show | ''Supernanny'' | Channel 4 | UK |
| Sitcom | ''Nighty Night'' | BBC | UK |
| Soap | ''Verbotene Liebe'' | ARD | Germany |
| Variety | ''Strictly Come Dancing'' | BBC | UK |
| Press Prize | ''Schillerstrasse'' | Hurricane Fernseh Productions | Germany |
| Paper format | ''Daycare Dilemma'' | SBS | Sweden |
| Pilot award | ''Dinner Dating'' | First Entertainment | Germany |
| Charity award | Bob Geldof | Ireland | |
| Honorary Rose | Herbert Kloiber | Germany | |
| 'Best performances:' | |||
| Comedy | F: Pippa Haywood in ''Green Wing'' | Channel 4 | UK |
| M: David Walliams and Matt Lucas in ''Little Britain'' | BBC | UK | |
| Sitcom | M: Peter Kay in ''Max & Paddy's Road to Nowhere'' | Channel 4 | UK |
| F: Zoe Wanamaker in ''My Family'' | BBC | UK | |
| Soap | F: Lesley-Anne Down in ''The Bold and the Beautiful'' | CBS | USA |
| M: Pat Nolan in ''Fair City'' | RTÉ | Ireland | |
| Game show | Thomas Gottschalk in ''Wetten, dass..?'' | Germany | |
===2006===
| Category | Winner | Television network | Country |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arts & Specials | ''Girl in a minor'' | ABC TV | AUS |
| Comedy | ''Look Around You'' | BBC | UK |
| Game Show | ''Deal or No Deal'' | Channel 4 | UK |
| Music | ''Gospel in Paradiso'' | NL | |
| Reality Show | ''The Apprentice'' | BBC | UK |
| Sitcom | ''Extras'' | BBC | UK |
| Soap | ''Verliebt in Berlin'' | SAT 1 | Germany |
| Variety | ''Friday Night Project: Billie Piper'' | Channel 4 | UK |
| Press Prize | ''Pastewka'' | SAT 1 | Germany |
| Paper format | |||
| Pilot award | ''Alex FM'' | Germany | |
| Charity award | Fuji Television | Japan | |
| Honorary Rose | Ricky Gervais | UK | |
| 'Best performances:' | |||
| Comedy | F: Jo Joyner in ''Swinging'' | Channel Five | UK |
| M: Chris Lilley in ''The Nominees'' | ABC | AUS | |
| Sitcom | M: Bastian Pastewka in ''Pastewka'' | SAT 1 | GER |
| F: Ashley Jensen in ''Extras'' | BBC | UK | |
| Soap | F: Alexandra Neldel in ''Verliebt in Berlin'' | SAT 1 | GER |
| M: Jack Wagner in ''The Bold and the Beautiful'' | USA | ||
| Game show | Stephen Fry in ''QI'' | BBC | UK |
===2007===
| Category | Winner | Television network | Country |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arts Documentary | ''Young@Heart'' | Channel 4 | UK |
| Comedy | ''The Vicar of Dibley'' | BBC | UK |
| Performing Arts | ''Peter and the Wolf'' | Channel 4 | UK |
| Performing Arts: Special Mention | ''Car men | NPS | Netherlands |
| Reality | ''Secret Millionaire'' | Channel 4 | UK |
| Reality: Special Mention | ''My Last Words'' | Palm Plus Productions | Netherlands |
| Show | ''The Pyramid | Castor Multimedia | Croatia |
| Sitcom | Not Going Out | BBC | UK |
| Soap | Con Passionate | S4C | Wales |
| Soap: Special Mention | Home Affairs | SABC | South Africa |
| Best of 2007 Special Prize | Young@Heart | Channel 4 | UK |
| Opera Special Prize | Man on the Moon | Channel 4 | UK |
| Opera Special Prize: Special Mention | Mozart 22 - Le Nozze di Figaro | Unitel GmbH & Co KG | Germany |
External links
★ Official site
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