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Award

BAFTA Award for Best Adapted Screenplay

Every winner and nominee of the BAFTA Award for Best Adapted Screenplay since 1988, newest first.

2026πŸ† WinnerPaul Thomas AndersonPaul Thomas AndersonOne Battle After AnotherOne Battle After Another
2019πŸ† WinnerSpike LeeSpike Lee
2013πŸ† WinnerDavid O. RussellDavid O. RussellSilver Linings PlaybookSilver Linings Playbook1 nominee
2012Alexander PayneAlexander PayneThe DescendantsThe Descendants2 nominees
2011Joel CoenJoel CoenTrue GritTrue Grit1 nominee
2010Nick HornbyNick HornbyAn EducationAn Education1 nominee
2009David HareDavid HareThe ReaderThe Reader1 nominee
2008The Kite RunnerThe Kite Runner2 nominees
2007πŸ† WinnerPeter MorganPeter MorganThe Last King of ScotlandThe Last King of Scotland
2006πŸ† WinnerLarry McMurtryLarry McMurtryBrokeback MountainBrokeback Mountain1 nominee
2005πŸ† WinnerAlexander PayneAlexander PayneSidewaysSideways
2004πŸ† WinnerPhilippa BoyensPhilippa BoyensThe Lord of the Rings: The Return of the KingThe Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
2003David HareDavid HareThe HoursThe Hours1 nominee
2002Philippa BoyensPhilippa BoyensThe Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the RingThe Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring1 nominee
2001John CusackJohn CusackHigh FidelityHigh Fidelity2 nominees
2000πŸ† WinnerNeil JordanNeil JordanThe End of the AffairThe End of the Affair1 nominee
1999πŸ† WinnerElaine MayElaine MayPrimary ColorsPrimary Colors1 nominee
1997πŸ† WinnerAnthony MinghellaAnthony MinghellaThe English PatientThe English Patient1 nominee
1996πŸ† WinnerJohn HodgeJohn HodgeTrainspottingTrainspotting
1994πŸ† WinnerSteven ZaillianSteven ZaillianSchindler's ListSchindler's List1 nominee
1992Jean-Paul RappeneauJean-Paul RappeneauCyrano de BergeracCyrano de Bergerac1 nominee
1991πŸ† WinnerMartin ScorseseMartin ScorseseGoodFellasGoodFellas
1989πŸ† WinnerJean-Claude CarriΓ¨reJean-Claude CarriΓ¨reThe Unbearable Lightness of BeingThe Unbearable Lightness of Being
1988πŸ† WinnerClaude BerriClaude BerriJean de FloretteJean de Florette