Catacombs Credits Guide
Awards and nominations

Although Space: 1999 only won one award (an Otto Award for Barbara Bain, voted by readers of a German TV magazine), the cast and crew have an impressive selection of major awards. This is just a selection of the most important. Oscars Emmys Cable Ace Awards BAFTA Australian Film Institute Golden Globes National Society Of Film Critics

Nick Tate with his Australian Film Institute award for Best Actor in Devil's Playground

Academy Awards (Oscars)

1972: Best Supporting Actress (nomination). Margaret Leighton for The Go-Between (1971).

1980: Visual Effects. Brian Johnson and Nick Allder for Alien (1979).

1980: Art Direction (nomination). Michael Ford for The Empire Strikes Back

1981: Special Achievement Award (Visual Effects). Brian Johnson for The Empire Strikes Back (1980).

1981: Art Direction. Michael Ford for Raiders of the Lost Ark

1982: Visual Effects (nomination). Brian Johnson for Dragonslayer (1981).

1983: Art Direction (nomination). Michael Ford for Return of the Jedi

1989: Best director (nomination). Charles Crichton for A Fish Called Wanda (1988)

1989: Best writer (nomination). Charles Crichton for A Fish Called Wanda (1988)

1989: Best Supporting Actor (nomination). Martin Landau for Tucker: The Man and His Dream (1988)

1990: Best Supporting Actor (nomination). Martin Landau for Crimes And Misdemeanors (1989)

1995: Best Supporting Actor. Martin Landau for Ed Wood (1994)

1997: Art Direction. Michael Ford for Titanic

BAFTA Awards (British Academy Awards)

1960: Best British Film (nomination) Val Guest for Yesterday's Enemy

1962: Best Screenplay Val Guest for The Day The Earth Caught Fire

1969: Best Actor. Roy Dotrice for Brief Lives (1968)

1989: Best Director (nomination) and Best Screenplay (nomination). Charles Crichton for A Fish Called Wanda (1988)

1998: Special Effects. Nick Allder for The Fifth Element (1997)

Golden Globes

1968: Best TV Actor (male). Martin Landau for Mission Impossible (1966)

1968: Best TV Actor (female) (nomination). Barbara Bain for Mission Impossible (1966)

1989: Best Supporting Actor. Martin Landau for Tucker: The Man and His Dream (1988)

1995: Best Supporting Actor. Martin Landau for Ed Wood (1994)

Emmy

1967: Outstanding Continued Performance By An Actress in a Leading Role. Barbara Bain for Mission Impossible (1966)

1967: Outstanding Continued Performance By An Actor in a Leading Role (nomination). Martin Landau for Mission Impossible (1966)

1968: Outstanding Continued Performance By An Actress in a Leading Role. Barbara Bain for Mission Impossible (1966)

1968: Outstanding Continued Performance By An Actor in a Leading Role (nomination). Martin Landau for Mission Impossible (1966)

1969: Outstanding Continued Performance By An Actress in a Leading Role. Barbara Bain for Mission Impossible (1966)

1969: Outstanding Continued Performance By An Actor in a Leading Role (nomination). Martin Landau for Mission Impossible (1966)

1989: Outstanding Costume Design for a Miniseries or a Special (nomination). Emma Porteous for Around the World in 80 Day.

1990: Outstanding Art Direction For A Miniseries Or A Special. Keith Wilson for Great Expectations (1990)

1992: Outstanding Individual Achievement In Art Direction For A Miniseries Or A Special. Keith Wilson for Stalin (1992)

2004: Guest Actor in a Drama Series (nomination). Martin Landau for Without A Trace (2004)

2005: Guest Actor in a Drama Series (nomination). Martin Landau for Without A Trace (2005)

2007: Outstanding Guest Actor In A Comedy Series (nomination). Martin Landau for Entourage (2007)

Australian Film Institute Awards

1976: Best Actor. Nick Tate for The Devil's Playground (1975)

Cable Ace Awards

1995: Art Direction in a Dramatic Special or Series/Movie or Miniseries. Keith Wilson for The Old Curiosity Shop (1994)

National Society Of Film Critics Awards

1968: Best Supporting Actress. Billie Whitelaw for Charlie Bubbles (1968)