
Joan Dawson Bakewell, Baroness Bakewell, DBE, HonFBA, is an English journalist, television presenter and Labour Party peer. Baroness Bakewell is President of Birkbeck, University of London; she is also an author and playwright, and has been awarded Humanist of the year for services to humanism.
tvHow the BBC Began
2022 · Self
tvRemembers…
2022 · Self
movieThe Queen: 70 Glorious Years
2022 · Self
movieThe Art of Dissent
2021 · BBC Interviewer - BBC Archival Film
tvAdult Material
2020 · TV Presenter
moviePostcards from the 48%
2018
movieMeeting Jim
2018 · Self
movieVive la Revolution! Joan Bakewell on May '68
2018 · Presenter
tvLandscape Artist of the Year
2015 · Presenter
tvPortrait Artist of the Year
2013 · Herself - Host, Self - Host
In Confidence
2010
The Alan Titchmarsh Show
2007 · Self
tvWould I Lie to You?
2007 · Self
movie100 Greatest Sexy Moments
2003 · Self
tvThe Commander
2003
movieAttenborough the Controller
2002 · Self
movieIris
2001 · BBC Presenter
tvRichard & Judy
2001 · Self
movieThe Accidental Hero: Oskar Schindler
1997
movieA Night in with the Girls
1997
tvTravels with Pevsner
1997
tvRoom 101
1994 · Self
tvHave I Got News for You
1990 · Self
movieBlore M.P.
1989 · Joan Bakewell
movieAn Audience With Victoria Wood
1988 · Self - Questioner
tvThe New Statesman
1987 · Joan Bakewell
tvCountdown
1982
tvQuestion Time
1979 · Self - Panellist
tvAn Audience with...
1978 · Self
movieEurope After the Rain
1978 · Self - Presenter
movieGive Us a Kiss, Christabel
1977 · TV Interviewer
movieThe Brontë Business
1977 · Herself - Presenter
tvRumpole of the Bailey
1975 · TV Interviewer
Paul Newman
1973 · Self - Interviewer
Bette Davis
1972 · Self
movieThe Adventures of Barry McKenzie
1972 · Self
Film '72
1971 · Self - Hostess
movieThe Touchables
1968 · Interviewer
tvCold Comfort Farm
1968 · Narrator
movieThe Devil a Monk Would Be
1967 · Joan Bakewell
tvHave I Got a Bit More News for You
— · Self - Panellist