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Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement

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The Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement (Italian: Leone d'oro alla carriera, lit. 'Career Golden Lion') is an award given at the Venice Film Festival. It is awarded to directors, actors and other personalities from the world of cinema who have distinguished themselves in the art. Among the winners are Charlie Chaplin, Manoel de Oliveira, Stanley Kubrick, Alida Valli, Sophia Loren and many other figures of international film.[1] It joins the Golden Lion, the festival's highest prize, which is instead awarded to a film in competition.[2]

Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement
Leone d'oro alla carriera (Italian)
Martin Scorsese receiving the award in 1995
LocationVenice
CountryItaly
Presented byVenice Film Festival
First awarded1971
Currently held byPeter Weir and Sigourney Weaver (2024)
Websitelabiennale.org/cinema

The prize was established in 1971.[3] Previously, the equivalent prize was the Omaggio per il complesso dell'opera, awarded in 1969 and 1970.[1] Previously, such tributes were given in the form of retrospectives. The award was not given between 1973 and 1981, nor in 1984.[4] In 1982, there were twelve winners.[1]

Recipients

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1960s

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Year Recipient Profession Nationality
1969: Awarded as "Omaggio per il complesso dell'opera"
1969
(30th) 		  Luis Buñuel Director and screenwriter Spain / Mexico

1970s

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Year Recipient Profession Nationality
1970: Awarded as "Omaggio per il complesso dell'opera"
1970
(31st) 		  Orson Welles Actor, director, screenwriter and producer United States
1971–present: Awarded as "Leone d'oro alla carriera"
1971
(32nd) 		  Ingmar Bergman Film director, theatre director and screenwriter Sweden
  Marcel Carné Director and screenwriter France
  John Ford Director and producer United States
1972
(33rd) 		  Charlie Chaplin Actor, comedian, director, composer, screenwriter, producer, editor United Kingdom
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 Anatoli Golovnya Cinematographer Soviet Union
  Billy Wilder Director, screenwriter and producer Austria / United States
1973 No award given, the festival was not organized this year.[5]
1974
1975
1976 		No award given, the festival was not organized during these years. Even though a cinema section within the Biennale was organized with "proposals for new films", tributes, retrospectives, conventions, and some screenings.[6]
1977 No award given, the festival was not organized this year. Even though an event integrated into the Biennale project on "cultural dissent" focused on cinema in Eastern Europe took place.[6]
1978 No award given, the festival was not organized this year.[6]
1979
(36th) 		No award given.

1980s

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Year Recipient Profession Nationality
1980
(37th) 		No award given.
1981
(38th) 		No award given.
1982
(39th) 		  Alessandro Blasetti Director and screenwriter Italy
  Luis Buñuel Director and screenwriter Spain / Mexico
  Frank Capra Director, producer and screenwriter Italy / United States
  George Cukor Director United States
  Jean-Luc Godard Director, screenwriter and actor France / Switzerland
  Alexander Kluge Director, author, screenwriter and producer Germany
  Akira Kurosawa Director, screenwriter, producer and editor Japan
—
 Michael Powell Director, screenwriter and producer United Kingdom
  Satyajit Ray Director, screenwriter, author and composer India
  King Vidor Director, screenwriter and producer United States
  Sergei Yutkevich Director and screenwriter Soviet Union
  Cesare Zavattini Screenwriter Italy
1983
(40th) 		  Michelangelo Antonioni Director and screenwriter
1984
(41st) 		No award given.
1985
(42nd) 		  Federico Fellini Director, screenwriter and actor Italy
1986
(43rd) 		  Paolo and Vittorio Taviani Directors and screenwriters
1987
(44th) 		  Luigi Comencini Director and screenwriter
  Joseph L. Mankiewicz Screenwriter, director and producer United States
1988
(45th) 		  Joris Ivens Documentary director, screenwriter, cinematographer and editor Netherlands
1989
(46th)
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 Robert Bresson Director and screenwriter France

1990s

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Year Recipient Profession Nationality
1990
(47th) 		  Miklós Jancsó Director and screenwriter Hungary
  Marcello Mastroianni Actor Italy
1991
(48th) 		  Mario Monicelli Screenwriter and director
  Gian Maria Volonté Actor
1992
(49th) 		  Francis Ford Coppola Director, producer and screenwriter United States
  Jeanne Moreau Actress, screenwriter and director France
  Paolo Villaggio Actor, comedian, author and screenwriter Italy
1993
(50th) 		  Claudia Cardinale Actress
  Robert De Niro Actor and producer United States
  Roman Polanski Director, screenwriter, actor and producer France / Poland
  Steven Spielberg Director, producer and screenwriter United States
1994
(51st) 		  Suso Cecchi d'Amico Screenwriter Italy
  Ken Loach Director United Kingdom
  Al Pacino Actor United States
1995
(52nd) 		  Woody Allen Director, screenwriter, actor and comedian
  Giuseppe De Santis Director and screenwriter Italy
—
 Goffredo Lombardo Producer
  Ennio Morricone Composer, orchestrator and conductor
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 Alain Resnais Director, editor and screenwriter France
  Martin Scorsese Director, producer, screenwriter and actor United States
  Alberto Sordi Actor, comedian, director, singer and screenwriter Italy
  Monica Vitti Actress
1996
(53rd) 		  Robert Altman Director, screenwriter and producer United States
  Vittorio Gassman Actor Italy
  Dustin Hoffman Actor United States
  Michèle Morgan Actress France
1997
(54th) 		  Gérard Depardieu[7] Actor
  Stanley Kubrick Director, producer, screenwriter and photographer United States
  Alida Valli Actress Italy
1998
(55th) 		  Warren Beatty[8] Actor, producer, screenwriter and director United States
  Sophia Loren Actress Italy
  Andrzej Wajda Director and screenwriter Poland
1999
(56th) 		  Jerry Lewis Comedian, actor, singer, director, screenwriter and producer United States

2000s

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Year Recipient Profession Nationality
2000
(57th) 		  Clint Eastwood[9] Actor, director, producer and composer United States
2001
(58th) 		  Éric Rohmer[10] Director, screenwriter, critic, novelist France
2002
(59th) 		  Dino Risi[11] Director and screenwriter Italy
2003
(60th) 		  Dino De Laurentiis[12] Producer Italy / United States
  Omar Sharif Actor Egypt
2004
(61st) 		  Stanley Donen[13] Director, producer and choreographer United States
  Manoel de Oliveira Director, screenwriter and editor Portugal
2005
(62nd) 		  Hayao Miyazaki[14] Animator, director, screenwriter, producer and manga artist Japan
  Stefania Sandrelli[15] Actress Italy
2006
(63rd) 		  David Lynch[16] Director, screenwriter, producer, actor, musician and painter United States
2007
(64th) 		  Tim Burton[17] Director, producer, screenwriter, animator and artist
2008
(65th) 		  Ermanno Olmi[18] Director, screenwriter, cinematographer and editor Italy
2009
(66th) 		  John Lasseter[a] Animator, director, screenwriter and producer United States

2010s

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Year Recipient Profession Nationality
2010
(67th) 		  John Woo[20] Director, screenwriter and producer Hong Kong
2011
(68th) 		  Marco Bellocchio[21] Director, screenwriter and actor Italy
2012
(69th) 		  Francesco Rosi[22] Director and screenwriter
2013
(70th) 		  William Friedkin[23] Director, producer and screenwriter United States
2014
(71st) 		  Thelma Schoonmaker[24] Editor
  Frederick Wiseman Documentary director, producer, editor and sound engineer
2015
(72nd) 		  Bertrand Tavernier[25] Director, screenwriter and critic France
2016
(73rd) 		  Jean-Paul Belmondo[26] Actor
  Jerzy Skolimowski Director, screenwriter, actor and painter Poland
2017
(74th) 		  Jane Fonda[27] Actress and activist United States
  Robert Redford Actor, director, producer and businessman
2018
(75th) 		  David Cronenberg Director, screenwriter and actor Canada
  Vanessa Redgrave[28] Actress and activist United Kingdom
2019
(76th) 		  Pedro Almodóvar[29] Director, screenwriter, actor and producer Spain
  Julie Andrews Actress and singer United Kingdom

2020s

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Year Recipient Profession Nationality
2020
(77th) 		  Ann Hui[30] Director, producer, screenwriter and actress Hong Kong
  Tilda Swinton Actress United Kingdom
2021
(78th) 		  Roberto Benigni[31] Actor, director, screenwriter and comedian Italy
  Jamie Lee Curtis[32] Actress United States
2022
(79th) 		  Catherine Deneuve[33] Actress French
  Paul Schrader[34] Screenwriter and director United States
2023
(80th) 		  Liliana Cavani[35] Director and screenwriter Italy
  Tony Leung Chiu-wai Actor and singer Hong Kong
2024
(81st) 		  Sigourney Weaver[36] Actress United States
  Peter Weir[37] Director and screenwriter Australia

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^ Presented to Lasseter alongside the Disney•Pixar directors Brad Bird, Pete Docter, Andrew Stanton and Lee Unkrich.[19]

References

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