Rose d'Or
Rose d'Or is a television entertainment festival . It was founded in Montreux in 1961 . From 2004 to 2012, the location for the award ceremony was Lucerne ( Culture and Congress Center Lucerne ). In 2013, the competition took place outside Switzerland for the first time in more than 50 years, in The Square convention center in Brussels . The European Broadcasting Union had previously taken over the festival. The award ceremony has been taking place in Berlin since 2014 .
Television professionals, producers , those in charge of private and public television stations and managers of production companies from over 40 countries take part in the Rose d'Or Festival . The festival has been a networking platform for the TV entertainment industry since its inception. The highlight of the Rose d'Or (translated as "Golden Roses") is the awards ceremony, at which the prizes for the best TV entertainment programs are awarded. The awards and festival have evolved side by side with the television industry, reflecting trends and developments in the global industry.
history
The festival was founded by Marcel Bezençon to promote the production of broadcast material for the summer program. An entertainment program was to be developed in Switzerland that could be swapped with formats from other European and international broadcasters.
The festival took place in spring so that the summer program could start with the newly acquired programs. The Rose d'Or Award was created as an additional incentive for good productions. When the program exchange became uneconomical over time, the concept film kiosk was developed in 1983 . This quickly made the Rose d'Or one of the world's most important marketplaces for entertainment formats for television.
After 43 events of the festival in Montreux (Switzerland), the Rose d'Or has taken place in Lucerne since 2004 . When Rose d´Or Holding had to file for bankruptcy in 2006 , Freddy Burger Management took over the festival. In September 2009 Ringier took over the trademark rights to the Rose d'Or Festival, thereby expanding its entertainment area. In July 2012, Ringier handed the festival over to the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), which has been the organizer of the Rose d'Or ever since.
Awarding
Up to and including 2003, a single program was awarded the Golden Rose , others were awarded the Silver or Bronze Rose .
After several reforms since 2004, Golden Roses are awarded in several programs. The categories in the current competition are: Comedy, Sitcom, Game Show, Children, Youth, Factual Entertainment, Series, TV Movie, Arts Documentary & Performing Arts, Life Event Show, Lifestyle, Multiplatform. There are also various special prices.
- Arts Documentary & Performing Arts : entertainment programs related to art, artists and / or artistic achievements.
- Comedy : Comedy programs with or without a script that include sketch, panel, improvisation and stand-up comedy as well as comedy specials. Sitcoms are not included.
- Sitcom : Programs with a script, which are characterized by the comic comedy of regularly recurring characters in various everyday situations.
- Children : Fictional and non-fictional programs with entertaining and informative content for a target audience between 3 and 11 years of age.
- Youth : Fictional and non-fictional programs with entertaining and informative content for a target audience between 12 and 16 years of age.
- Live event show : Variety shows or live events consisting of one or more episodes and live performances (e.g. music).
- Game Show : Programs produced in studios or selected environments that create winners and losers through mental or physical challenges. This includes quizzes and game show broadcasts.
- Factual entertainment : entertainment programs with a focus on protagonists and their lives within an arranged and challenging environment. This also includes documentary reality programs, social experiments, and reality talk shows.
- Multiplatform : Content produced for multiple platforms that entertains and informs audiences via television, the Internet, mobile devices and / or other digital platforms.
- Series : entertainment programs with a script and an unlimited number of episodes - such as soap operas and drama series - as well as mini-series.
- TV Movie : One or two-part films produced for television.
- Lifestyle : entertainment programs, with or without a script, that address lifestyle topics such as celebrity news, home, cooking, design, or personal development.
Each category is judged by a jury made up of international producers and those responsible from private and public television stations. Production companies, distributors, and private and public television stations can submit programs. A preselection takes place shortly after the deadline, the finalists will be judged during the festival.
Prize winners until 2003 (selection)
- 1961-1969
1961
- Golden Rose: The Black and White Minstrel Show (BBC)
- Silver rose: Glardino d'Inverno (RAI)
- Bronze Rose: A Thousand Glances Behind the Scenes (Československá Televize)
1962
- Golden Rose: Kaskad (Swedish Radio / Television SRT)
- Silver rose: La Revue perdue (Československá Televize)
- Bronze Rose: Too young to be blonde (WDR / ARD)
1964
- Golden Rose: Happy End (SSR / TSR, Switzerland)
- Silver Rose: De Robinson Crusoë Show by Rudi Carrell (VARA)
- Bronze Rose: The Jackie Gleason Show
1965
- Bronze rose: Happy New Yves by Jean-Christoph Averty
1969
- Golden Rose: Holiday in Switzerland by Hans Gmür and Max Rüeger
- Bronze rose: La ultimá moda by Valero Lazarov
- 1970-1979
1971
- Golden Rose, Prize of the Press and Special Prize of the City of Montreux: Lodynski's Flea Market Company by Peter Lodynski and Felix Dvorak
- Silver rose: Monty Python's Flying Circus
- Bronze Rose: Vicky Leandros for I am
1972
- Golden Rose and Special Prize of the City of Montreux: The Best of the Comedy Machine with Marty Feldman
1974
- Silver Rose: Barbra Streisand and other Musical Instruments
1975
- Bronze rose and special prize from the city of Montreux: Mad in Austria by Felix Dvorak
1976
- Golden Rose, Press Prize and Special Prize of the City of Montreux: The Nor-Way to Broadcasting by Jon Skolmen , NRK
1977
- Golden Rose: Muppet Show
1978
- Bronze rose: Kurt Felix for That's TV
- 1980-1989
1980
- Bronze Rose: Not the Nine O'clock News
1982
- Silver rose: Tosca on the trampoline (ZDF)
1984
- Special prize from the city of Montreux: The Benny Hill Show
1985
- Golden Rose: Kurt Felix (Special Prize for Lifetime Achievement)
- Bronze Rose: Spitting Image
- Honor Rose: Benny Hill
1986
- Golden Rose: Penn and Teller go Public
- Silver Rose: It often happens unexpectedly
- Producer Award: USA for Africa : The Story of We Are The World
1987
- Producer Award: Barbra Streisand for One Voice
1989
- Golden Rose: Hale & Pace
- Producer Award: Cirque du Soleil
- 1990-1999
1990
- Golden Rose, Prize of the Press and Special Prize of the City of Montreux: Mr. Bean
- Producer Award: Nigel Kennedy
- Special producer price of the city of Montreux: Carrot's Commercial Breakdown
1991
- Bronze Rose: Total Normal by Hape Kerkeling
- Honor Rose: Quincy Jones
1995
- Silver rose for music: Peter Gabriel's Secret World with Peter Gabriel
- Honor rose: Monty Python
1996
- Golden Rose: Itzhak Perlman for In the Fiddler's House
- Bronze Rose: TV Nation by Michael Moore
- Honorable Mention from the Press: Riverdance
- Rose of Honor: Henri Salvador
1997
1998
- Golden Rose and UNDA Prize: Yo-Yo Ma for Inspired by Bach
- Silver rose for music: Canadian Brass
- Silver Rose for Humor and Special Prize from the City of Montreux: Harry Enfield & Chums
- Silver rose for art & specials: Queen - " Béjart : Ballet for Life"
- Bronze rose for versatility and "Ex-Aequo" press award: David Blaine : Street Magic
- Bronze Rose for Art & Specials: Fame and Fortune: Ozzy Osbourne
- Rose of Honor: CBC / Radio Canada
1999
- Golden Rose: The League of Gentlemen
- Silver rose for game show: Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
- Honorable Mention in the Humor category: Ventil
- 2000-2003
2000
- Silver rose for music: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
- Bronze rose for versatility: The Awful Truth by Michael Moore
- Bronze rose for sitcom: Will & Grace
- Bronze Rose of Humor: Trigger Happy TV
- Honorable Mention for Versatility: Ali G
2001
- Golden Rose: Lenny Henry in Pieces with Lenny Henry
- Silver rose for comedy: Mircomania with Mirco Nontschew and Janine Kunze
- Bronze Rose for Comedy: Ali G
- Bronze rose for versatility: Best of TV total
- Press Prize for Music: Freddie Mercury - The Untold Story
- e-Rose: Taxi Orange
- Honor rose: Rudi Carrell
2002
- Golden Rose: Pop Idol
- Rose of Honor: Jennifer Saunders and Dawn French for French & Saunders
- Silver Rose: One Night with Robbie Williams with Robbie Williams
- Special Mention for Sitcom: Finanzamt Mitte with Christian Tramitz
- Honorable Mention for Music: Per Yves Montand
2003
- Silver rose for sitcom: The Office
- Bronze rose for comedy: Smack the Pony
- Honorable Mention for Comedy: Old and Crazy
- Rose of Honor: Emil Steinberger
Award winner since 2004
2004
2005
| category | winner | Channel | country |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arts & Specials | The cost of living | DV8 Films | |
| Comedy | Little Britain | BBC | UK |
| Game show | Test the Nation | Talent TV / BBC | UK |
| Music | Flashmob - The Opera | BBC | UK |
| Reality show | Super nanny | Channel 4 | UK |
| Sitcom | Nighty Night | BBC | UK |
| Soap | Forbidden love | ARD | Germany |
| Variety | Strictly Come Dancing | BBC | UK |
| Press Prize | Schiller Street | Hurricane Television Productions | Germany |
| Paper format | Daycare dilemma | SBS | Sweden |
| Pilot award | Dinner dating | First entertainment | Germany |
| Charity award | Bob Geldof | Ireland | |
| Honorary Rose | Herbert Kloiber | Germany | |
| Best performances: | |||
| Comedy | Q: Pippa Haywood in Green Wing | Channel 4 | UK |
| M: David Walliams and Matt Lucas in Little Britain | BBC | UK | |
| Sitcom | M: Peter Kay in Max & Paddy's Road to Nowhere | Channel 4 | UK |
| Q: Zoë Wanamaker in My Family | BBC | UK | |
| Soap | Q: Lesley-Anne Down in The Bold and the Beautiful | CBS | United States |
| M: Pat Nolan in Fair City | RTÉ | Ireland | |
| Game show | Thomas Gottschalk in Wetten, dass ..? | ZDF | Germany |
2006
| category | winner | Channel | country |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arts & Specials | Girl in a minor | ABC TV | Australia |
| Comedy | Look around you | BBC | UK |
| Game show | Deal or no deal | Channel 4 | UK |
| Music | Gospel in Paradiso | Netherlands | |
| Reality show | The apprentice | BBC | UK |
| Sitcom | Extras | BBC | UK |
| Soap | In love in Berlin | Sat 1 | Germany |
| Variety | Friday Night Project: Billie Piper | Channel 4 | UK |
| Press Prize | Pastewka | Sat 1 | Germany |
| Paper format | |||
| Pilot award | Alex FM | Germany | |
| Charity award | Fuji Television | Japan | |
| Honorary Rose | Ricky Gervais | UK | |
| Best performances: | |||
| Comedy | Q: Jo Joyner in swinging | Five | UK |
| M: Chris Lilley in The Nominees | ABC | Australia | |
| Sitcom | M: Bastian Pastewka in Pastewka | Sat 1 | Germany |
| Q: Ashley Jensen in Extras | BBC | UK | |
| Soap | Q: Alexandra Neldel in In Love with Berlin | Sat 1 | Germany |
| M: Jack Wagner in The Bold and the Beautiful | United States | ||
| Game show | Stephen Fry in QI | BBC | UK |
2007
| category | winner | Channel | country |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arts Documentary | Young @ Heart | Channel 4 | UK |
| Comedy | The Vicar of Dibley | BBC | UK |
| Performing arts | Peter and the Wolf | Channel 4 | UK |
| Performing Arts: Special Mention | Car men | NPS | Netherlands |
| Reality | Secret Millionaire | Channel 4 | UK |
| Reality: Special Mention | My Last Words | Palm Plus Productions | Netherlands |
| show | The pyramid | Castor Multimedia | Croatia |
| Sitcom | Not going out | BBC | UK |
| Soap | Con Passionate | S4C | UK |
| Soap: Special Mention | Home Affairs | SABC | South Africa |
| Best of 2007 Special Prize | Young @ Heart | Channel 4 | UK |
| Opera Special Prize | Man on the moon | Channel 4 | UK |
| Opera Special Prize: Special Mention | Mozart 22 - Le Nozze di Figaro | Unitel GmbH & Co KG | Germany |
2008
| category | winner | Channel | country |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arts Documentary | Strictly Bolshoi | Channel 4 | UK |
| Comedy | Kombat Opera Presents | BBC Two | UK |
| drama | Skins | E4 | UK |
| Drama: Special Mention | The Street II | BBC | UK |
| entertainment | Hider in the house | BBC Two | UK |
| Game show | Power of 10 | CBS | United States |
| Performing arts | Mozart's Magic Flute - Onstage and Backstage | Swiss television | Switzerland |
| Reality | The Phone | AVRO | Netherlands |
| Sitcom | The IT crowd | Channel 4 | UK |
| Best entertainer | Peter Serafinowicz | BBC Two | UK |
| Best of 2008 | Kombat Opera Presents | BBC Two | UK |
2009
| category | winner | Channel | country |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arts Documentary | The Curse of the Mona Lisa | Channel 4 | UK |
| Comedy | Rick Mercer Report | CBC | Canada |
| drama | Windfall & Misfortunes | Canada | |
| entertainment | El Hormiguero | Cuatro | Spain |
| Game show | Relentless | ITV | UK |
| Performing arts | The Eternity Man | ABC | Australia |
| Performing Arts: Special Mention | La Traviata at Zurich Main Station | Switzerland | |
| Reality | I Survived a Japanese Game Show | ABC | United States |
| Sitcom | My family | BBC One | UK |
| Best of 2009 | I Survived a Japanese Game Show | ABC | United States |
2010
| category | winner | Channel | country |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arts Documentary & Performing Arts | The Neighbor ( Naboen ) | NRK | Norway |
| Comedy | Benidorm bastards | VTM | Belgium |
| drama | Hopeville | SABC | South Africa |
| Variety & Live Event Show | La Bohème in the skyscraper | Swiss television | Switzerland |
| Game show | Bingo Banko | Babyfoot | Denmark |
| Soap & Telenovela | Date blind | Dori Media Distribution GmbH | Argentina |
| Children & Youth | Krimi.de - Episode 23 ( network attack ) | SWR | Germany |
| Reality & factual entertainment | Blood, Sweat and Takeaways | BBC | UK |
| Sitcom | The Inbetweeners | Channel 4 | UK |
| Multi platform | Red Eagle ( Águila Roja ) | RTVE | Spain |
| Social Award | Caravan of Hope | ProSieben | Germany |
| Best of 2010 | Benidorm bastards | VTM | Belgium |
| Golden Jubilee Award | Coronation Street | ITP | UK |
| Golden Jubilee Award | Simon Cowell | UK |
2011
This year there was no award ceremony because the organizers wanted to move the festival from autumn to spring. The autumn 2011 event was therefore canceled.
2012
The Awards Ceremony of the 51st competition took place on May 10, 2012. It was moderated by Barbara Schöneberger .
| category | winner | Channel | country |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arts Documentary & Performing Arts | The Sound of Ole Bull | NRK | Norway |
| Comedy | Black Mirror: The National Anthem | Channel 4 | UK |
| TV Movie | Home video | NDR | Germany |
| Factual entertainment | Go back to where you came from | SBS Television Australia | Australia |
| Live event show | Eurovision Song Contest 2011 | ARD | Germany |
| Game show | The Million Pound Drop Live | Channel 4 | UK |
| Series | Pan Am | Sony Pictures Television | United States |
| Children | Horrible Histories | BBC | UK |
| Youth | Dream high | Korean Broadcasting System | South Korea |
| Lifestyle | The Great British Bake Off | BBC | UK |
| Sitcom | Friday night dinner | Channel 4 | UK |
| Multi platform | Plan B 7 y acción | Antena 3 | Spain |
| Best of Rose | Go back to where you came from | SBS Television Australia | Australia |
| Honorary Rose | Top Gear (Moderation: Jeremy Clarkson ) | BBC | UK |
| Innovation rose | Stefan Raab | Germany | |
| Music rose | Yello ( Dieter Meier and Boris Blank ) | Switzerland | |
| Lifetime Rose | Iris Berben | Germany |
2013
The award ceremony for the 52nd competition took place on May 30, 2013 in The Square convention center in Brussels , the first time outside of Switzerland in more than 50 years. In 2013 it was also the first time that the award ceremony could form the closing event of the 3-day Media Summit . With over 300 proposals from more than 30 countries, more competitors took part than ever before for the prizes in 6 main categories. The show was hosted by the Dutch TV star Lucille Werner .
| category | winner | Channel | country |
|---|---|---|---|
| Comedy | What if? | VTM | Belgium |
| Sitcom | Spy | BSkyB | UK |
| Game show | Oh sit! | The CW | United States |
| Reality and factual entertainment | Make Bradford British | Channel 4 | UK |
| Arts | Freddie Mercury: The Great Pretender | BBC | UK |
| entertainment | Green sweat | ABC | Australia |
2014
On September 17, 2014, the 53rd Rose d'Or award ceremony took place in Berlin for the first time . For the first time, a new price category was set up exclusively for radio contributions.
| category | winner | Production company / broadcaster | country |
|---|---|---|---|
| Comedy | Little mom | Dori Media Group | Israel |
| Sitcom | Toast of London | Objective Productions for Channel 4 | UK |
| Game show | Pointless | BBC | UK |
| Arts | Peter and the Wolf / Pierre et le Loup | Camera Lucida Productions | France |
| Reality & factual entertainment | Goggle box | Channel 4 | UK |
| entertainment | Circus halligalli | ProSiebenSat.1 Media | Germany |
2015
In 2015 the 54th Rose d'Or award ceremony took place in Berlin. Stephen Fry was honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award for his services to the entertainment industry.
| category | winner | Production company / broadcaster | country |
|---|---|---|---|
| Comedy | Psychobitches | Tiger Aspect Productions for Sky Arts | UK |
| Sitcom | Catastrophe | Avalon Entertainment for Channel 4 | UK |
| Game show | Wild Things | Mad Monk / IWC Media / Group M for Sky One | UK |
| Arts | Our Gay Wedding: The Musical | Wingspan Productions for Channel 4 | UK |
| Reality & factual entertainment | Street jungle | Media Ranch for Canal D ( Bell Media ) | Canada |
| entertainment | The Graham Norton Show | So television for the BBC | UK |
2016
In 2016, the 55th Rose d'Or award ceremony took place on September 13th in Berlin. John Cleese was honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award for his contribution to the entertainment industry. It was the crime scene cleaner and homicide Berlin 1 nominated as German productions.
| category | winner | Production company / broadcaster | country |
|---|---|---|---|
| Comedy | Inside No. 9 | BBC Two | UK |
| Sitcom | Raised by Wolves | Channel 4 | UK |
| Game show | Pick me! | ITV | UK |
| Reality & factual entertainment | The Real Marigold Hotel | BBC Two | UK |
| entertainment | Eurovision Song Contest 2016 | SVT | Sweden |
| drama | River | BBC One | UK |
2017
In 2017, the 56th Rose d'Or award ceremony took place on September 19 in Berlin. Among the nominees were four German productions ( Kitchen Impossible by Endemol Shine Germany, Club der rote Bänder from Bantry Bay, Kroymann from BTF - bildundtonfarbik and Terror - your judgment produced by Beta Film).
| category | winner | Production company / broadcaster | country |
|---|---|---|---|
| Comedy | Fleabag | BBC Three | UK |
| Sitcom | Henry IX | gold | UK |
| Game show | Bigheads | ITV | UK |
| Reality & factual entertainment | You Can't Ask That | ABC iview | Australia |
| entertainment | Stasera casa Mika | Rai 2 | Italy |
| drama | Nobel | NRK | Norway |
| Children & Youth | Anti Bully Club | Skyhigh TV | Netherlands |
| Arts | Ballboyz | BBC Two | UK |
| TV Movie | Terror - your judgment | ARD | Germany |
| Entertainer of the Year | James Corden | - | UK |
| Lifetime Achievement Award | Angela Lansbury | - | UK |
2018
In 2018, the 57th Rose d'Or award ceremony took place on September 13th in Berlin. Katjana Gerz and Paddy O'Connell moderated. Among other things, the television film Maria Theresia (Limited Series & TV Movie category) was nominated, the series Magda does it! (Sitcom category) as well as Babylon Berlin (Series category), the Ulm Stories - The Dream of Flying (Virtual Reality category), the Big Bounce Battle (Show category), Olli Dittrich for portraying the character Trixie Dörfel in Trixie Wonderland (Comedy category ) and Find me in Paris (children category).
Jan Böhmermann was awarded the Rose d'Or television prize in the Entertainer of the Year category .
2019
In 2019, the Rose d'Or was first awarded in London on December 1st. The ceremony was moderated by Sir Lenny Henry . The jury chairman was the actress Sofia Helin .
| category | winner | Production company / broadcaster | country |
|---|---|---|---|
| Soap or telenovela | Orphans of A Nation | Globo | Brazil |
| Children and youth | ZombieLars | NRK , Tordenfilm, Global Screen | Norway |
| Arts | The Greenaway Alphabet | NTR , Beeld TV, Wide House | Netherlands |
| Audio entertainment | 13 minutes to the moon | BBC World Service | UK |
| Social Media Video Series | Swipe | NPO 3 , VERTOV, KRO-NCRV | Netherlands |
| Studio entertainment | Michael McIntyre ’s Big Show | BBC One , Hungry McBear | UK |
| Comedy | Baroness Von Sketch Show | CBC , Frantic Films, Banijay Rights | Canada |
| Reality and factual entertainment | The Repair Shop | BBC2 , Ricochet, Warner Bros | UK |
| Comedy Drama and Sitcom | Arde Madrid | Movistar , beta film | Spain |
| drama | Chernobyl | Sky Atlantic , HBO , Sister Pictures, The Mighty Mint, Word Games | UK / USA |
| Golden rose | Chernobyl | Sky Atlantic, HBO, Sister Pictures, The Mighty Mint, Word Games | UK / USA |
| Performance of the year | Ricky Gervais in After Life | UK | |
| Lifetime Achievement Award | Maren Kroymann | Germany |
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Rose-d'Or is bankrupt. Jun 22, 2006, konkurs.ch
- ↑ a b Press release on the reform of the competition from 2012 ( page no longer available , search in web archives ) Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , Lucerne, November 10, 2010. Retrieved October 19, 2011.
- ↑ Uwe Mantel: Farewell to Lucerne: EBU takes over Rose d'Or. In: DWDL.de of July 30, 2012, accessed on February 5, 2014.
- ↑ 54th Rose d'Or Awards honor the best in TV and radio entertainment. (No longer available online.) December 10, 2015, archived from the original on September 22, 2017 ; accessed on September 22, 2017 .
- ↑ Media Prize Rose d'Or "Tatortreiniger", ESC and Adele nominated. Spiegel Online , July 11, 2016, accessed September 22, 2017 .
- ↑ Four German productions with hope for Rose d'Or: Producer Alliance. Retrieved September 22, 2017 .
- ↑ SteinbrennerMüller Kommunikation: Press release winner 2018. September 13, 2018, accessed on January 6, 2020 .
- ^ "Maria Theresia" nominated for Rose d'Or . OTS bulletin of July 12, 2018, accessed on July 12, 2018.
- ↑ Olli Dittrich nominated for the Golden Rose . Article dated July 12, 2018, accessed July 13, 2018.
- ↑ derStandard.at: Jan Böhmermann receives Rose d'Or television award . Article dated August 16, 2018, accessed August 17, 2018.
- ↑ Torsten Zarges: Rose d'Or makes Kroymann, Gervais and "Chernobyl" shine. In: dwdl.de. December 2, 2019, accessed December 2, 2019 .
