Honorary César

The César Award is France's national film award. Recipients are selected by the members of the Académie des Arts et Techniques du Cinéma. The following are the recipients of the Honorary César award since 1976.

Honorary César
CountryFrance
Presented byAcadémie des Arts et Techniques du Cinéma
First awarded1976
Websiteacademie-cinema.org

Recipients

1970s
Year Recipient Profession Nationality
1976 Ingrid Bergman Actress Sweden
Diana Ross Actress and singer US
1977 Henri Langlois
(posthumous)		 Film archivist and co-founder of the Cinémathèque Française France
Jacques Tati Actor, director and screenwriter France
1978
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 Robert Dorfmann Film producer France
René Goscinny
(posthumous)		 Writer, director, producer and editor France
1979 Marcel Carné Director and screenwriter France
—
 Charles Vanel Actor, director and screenwriter France
Walt Disney
(posthumous)		 Animator, director, screenwriter, actor and producer US

1980s
Year Recipient Profession Nationality
1980
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 Pierre Braunberger Producer, director and screenwriter France
Louis de Funès Actor, screenwriter and director France
Kirk Douglas Actor, director and producer US
1981 Marcel Pagnol Director and screenwriter France
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 Alain Resnais Director, editor and screenwriter France
1982
—
 Georges Dancigers Film producer Russia / France
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 Alexandre Mnouchkine Film producer Russia / France
—
 Jean Nény Sound engineer France
Andrzej Wajda Director and screenwriter Poland
1983
—
 Raimu (posthumous) Actor France
1984 René Clément Director and screenwriter France
—
 Georges de Beauregard Film producer France
Edwige Feuillère Actress and screenwriter France
1985
—
 Christian-Jaque Director and screenwriter France
Danielle Darrieux Actress France
—
 Christine Gouze-Rénal Producer and actress France
—
 Alain Poiré Producer and screenwriter France
1986
—
 Maurice Jarre Composer France
Bette Davis Actress and producer US
Jean Delannoy Director, screenwriter and producer France
René Ferracci
(posthumous)		 Art director and poster designer France
Claude Lanzmann Director of the documentary feature Shoah France
1987 Jean-Luc Godard Director, screenwriter and actor France / Switzerland
1988
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 Serge Silberman Producer and screenwriter Russia / France
1989 Bernard Blier Actor France
Paul Grimault Director, screenwriter and actor France

1990s
Year Recipient Profession Nationality
1990 Gérard Philipe
(posthumous)		 Actor France
1991 Jean-Pierre Aumont Actor and screenwriter France
Sophia Loren Actress Italy
1992 Michèle Morgan Actress France
Sylvester Stallone Actor, screenwriter, director and producer US
1993 Jean Marais Actor France
Marcello Mastroianni Actor Italy
Gérard Oury Actor, screenwriter and director France
1994 Jean Carmet Actor and screenwriter France
1995 Jeanne Moreau Actress, screenwriter and director France
Gregory Peck Actor and producer US
Steven Spielberg Director, producer and screenwriter US
1996 Lauren Bacall Actress US
Henri Verneuil Director, screenwriter, actor and producer France
1997 Charles Aznavour Actor, composer, singer and screenwriter France / Armenia
Andie MacDowell Actress US
1998 Michael Douglas Actor and producer US
Clint Eastwood Actor, director, producer and composer US
Jean-Luc Godard
(for the second time)		 Director, screenwriter and actor France / Switzerland
1999 Pedro Almodóvar Director, screenwriter, actor and producer Spain
Johnny Depp Actor and producer US
Jean Rochefort Actor France

2000s
Year Recipient Profession Nationality
2000 Josiane Balasko Actress, screenwriter, director and producer France
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 Georges Cravenne Journalist, film producer and founder of the César Awards France
Jean-Pierre Léaud Actor France
Martin Scorsese Director, producer, screenwriter and actor US
2001 Darry Cowl Actor, composer, screenwriter and director France
Charlotte Rampling Actress UK
Agnès Varda Director and screenwriter France
2002 Anouk Aimée Actress France
Jeremy Irons Actor UK
Claude Rich Actor and screenwriter France
2003 Bernadette Lafont Actress and director France
Spike Lee Director, producer, screenwriter and actor US
Meryl Streep Actress US
2004 Micheline Presle Actress France
2005 Jacques Dutronc Actor, singer and composer France
Will Smith Actor, producer, singer and composer US
2006 Hugh Grant Actor UK
Pierre Richard Actor France
2007 Marlène Jobert Actress France
Jude Law Actor, producer and director UK
2008 Jeanne Moreau
(for the second time)		 Actress France
Roberto Benigni Actor and director Italy
Romy Schneider
(posthumous)		Actress 
2009 Dustin Hoffman Actor US

2010s
Year Recipient Profession Nationality
2010 Harrison Ford Actor US
2011 Quentin Tarantino Director, screenwriter, executive producer and actor US
2012 Kate Winslet Actress UK
2013 Kevin Costner Actor, director and producer US
2014 Scarlett Johansson Actress US
2015 Sean Penn Actor, director, screenwriter and producer US
2016 Michael Douglas
(for the second time)		 Actor and producer US
2017 George Clooney
 Actor, director, screenwriter and producer US
2018 Penélope Cruz
 Actress Spain
2019 Robert Redford
 Actor, director, producer and businessman US
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