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The statement correctly says Joan Collins won the Golden Globe in 1983, but it incorrectly adds that this was the same year she was nominated for an Emmy.

The Television Academy's official records list Joan Collins's Dynasty nomination for Outstanding Lead Actress In A Drama Series in 1984. The official Dynasty awards page also shows her nomination in that category in 1984. So the Emmy nomination did not occur in 1983.

The article attributes Joan Collins's December 2025 honor to the Women in Film and Television International Awards. But the official announcement says something different.

Women in Film & Television UK (WFTV) announced that Collins was honored on December 5, 2025 at the Women in Film & Television Awards 2025, where she received The EON Productions Lifetime Achievement Award. WFTV's awards page likewise identifies the event as the Women in Film & Television Awards 2025 in London.

By contrast, Women in Film & Television International (WIFTI) is a separate global network organization. Its official site describes WIFTI as an international network, not the award ceremony named in the article. So this sentence misidentifies the awarding body/event.

This sentence dates Sea Wife to 1956, but authoritative film databases list it as a 1957 release.

The AFI Catalog entry is titled Sea Wife (1957) and gives its release date as 24 Aug 1957. Box Office Mojo likewise lists the film's earliest release date in 1957. So the article's date for this film is incorrect.

This entry gives the title as L'amore brave, but authoritative Italian film databases list Joan Collins's 1969 film as L'amore breve.

The Archivio del Cinema Italiano records the film as L'amore breve (1969) and lists Joan Collins in the cast as Roberta. Italian film sites such as MYmovies also list the same title. So the title in the article is incorrect.

This awards-table entry names the awarding body/event incorrectly.

WFTV UK's official announcement states that Joan Collins received The EON Productions Lifetime Achievement Award at the Women in Film & Television Awards 2025 on December 5, 2025 in London. WFTV's awards page uses the same event name.

Women in Film & Television International (WIFTI) is a separate international network organization, not the title of the awards event that honored Collins here. So this table entry mislabels the award.