Trudie Styler

Awards & Honours

Awards Won

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Trudie Styler's greatest achievement may be her role as a producer on films that defined British cinema in the late 1990s. Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch together earned over $110 million and launched Guy Ritchie's career. Her work on A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints earned a Sundance prize, and her directorial debut Freak Show demonstrated her range. Beyond film, she co-founded the Rainforest Foundation Fund, which has protected millions of acres of rainforest and supported Indigenous communities, earning recognition from the United Nations.

AwardsStyler won the Sundance Film Festival Special Jury Prize for Best Ensemble Performance in 2005 for producing A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints. She has not won individual Oscars, BAFTAs, or Emmys, but her films have received critical acclaim. Her Rainforest Foundation Fund has received the UNEP Global 500 Award and the Green Cross International Millennium Award.

Honours & Distinctions

Co-founder of the Rainforest Foundation Fund

Rainforest Foundation·1989

Co-founded with Sting to protect rainforests and Indigenous rights.

UNEP Global 500 Award

United Nations Environment Programme·1989

For environmental work with the Rainforest Foundation.

Honorary Doctorate

University of the West of England·2018

For contributions to film and environmental activism.

Honorary Patron of the University Philosophical Society

Trinity College Dublin00

For philanthropic work.

Magazine Covers

Vogue

2015-09-01

Trudie Styler and Sting: A Life in Balance

Harper's Bazaar

2016-03-01

The Power of Partnership

The Sunday Times Magazine

2018-06-10

Trudie Styler: The Force Behind Sting

Town & Country

2020-11-01

A Life of Purpose: Trudie Styler and Sting