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Julie walters wins best actress british academy television awards 2010 bbc one
Olivia colman wins best supporting actress bafta the british academy television awards 2013 bbc
1950s
1955 Googie Withers
1956 Virginia McKenna
1957 Rosalie Crutchley
1958 No awarded
1959 Gwen Watford
1960s
1960 Catherine Lacey
1961 Billie Whitelaw
1962 Ruth Dunning
1963 Brenda Bruce
1964 Vivien Merchant
1965 Katharine Blake
1966 Gwen Watford
1967 Vanessa Redgrave
1968 Judi Dench in Talking to a Stranger
1969 Wendy Craig in Not in Front of the Children
Notes:
From 1955-1968 the award was an 'Individual Honour', no particular performance was credited until Wendy Craig's win in 1969. Also, only a winner was announced, there were no other nominees.
The BAFTA Award database credits Judi Dench's win as an 'Individual Honour', while a number of other sources credit Talking to a Stranger.
Multiple nominations
Note: Julie Walters' two mentions in 2010, count as two separate nominations.
