British and Commonwealth Academy Award Winners For Best Actor - Best Documentary

Best Documentary
Year Name Country Film Status Notes
1942 Ken G. Hall Kokoda Front Line! Won At the 15th Academy Awards, four films won and 21 other films were nominated in a single Documentary category in recognition of the Allied war effort instead of two separate categories for shorts and features.
1954 Guy Glover The Stratford Adventure Nominated
1966 Peter Watkins The War Game Won
1967 Tom Daly
Peter Jones
Helicopter Canada Nominated
1976 Donald Brittain
Robert A. Duncan
Volcano: An Inquiry into the Life and Death of Malcolm Lowry Nominated
1977 Bill Brind
Torben Schioler
Tony Ianzelo
High Grass Circus Nominated
1979 Paul Cowen Going the Distance Nominated Shared with Jacques Bobet
1983 Michael Bryans
Tina Viljoen
The Profession of Arms Nominated
1980 David Bradbury Front Line Nominated
1983 Robin Anderson
Bob Connolly
First Contact Nominated
2007 Eva Orner Taxi to the Dark Side Won
2008 James Marsh Man on Wire Won Shared with Simon Chinn
2010 Banksy Exit Through the Gift Shop Nominated
Lucy Walker Waste Land Nominated
Tim Hetherington Restrepo Nominated

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