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BAFTA’s official Britannia Awards honoree page for the Albert R. Broccoli Britannia Award for Worldwide Contribution to Entertainment lists Ben Kingsley as the 2013 winner. The same page lists Judi Dench as the 2014 winner. That means the article’s statement that Kingsley "received the Britannia Award in 2014" is off by one year.

The Internet Broadway Database (IBDB), the Broadway League’s official database, lists Ben Kingsley’s Broadway credit for Edmund Kean as running September 27, 1983 to October 29, 1983. IBDB’s production page also notes that the play was first produced in August 1981 at the Harrogate Theatre. So 1981 refers to an earlier non-Broadway production, not Kingsley’s Broadway return.

The Recording Academy’s official page for the 27th Annual GRAMMY Awards identifies that ceremony as the 1985 telecast and lists Ben Kingsley — The Words Of Gandhi as the winner for Best Spoken Word Or Non-musical Album. Grammy’s spoken-word category history also lists Kingsley’s win under 1985. So the article’s claim that he won this Grammy in 1984 is incorrect.

Netflix’s official materials for The Thursday Murder Club explicitly named Kingsley’s role. Tudum’s cast guide says the film follows Elizabeth, Ron, Ibrahim (Ben Kingsley), and Joyce, and its cast section lists Ben Kingsley as Ibrahim Arif. Netflix’s official press release announcing the project likewise said Kingsley will play ex-psychiatrist Ibrahim. Because the role had already been publicly identified, describing it as "undisclosed" is incorrect.