46th Writers Guild of America Awards

46th WGA Awards
46th WGA Awards
Date	1994
Organized by	Writers Guild of America, East and the Writers Guild of America, West

The 46th Writers Guild of America Awards honored the best television, and film writers of 1993. Winners were announced on 13 March 1994..^[1]

Winners & Nominees

Film

Winners are listed first highlighted in boldface.

Best Screenplay Written Directly for the Screenplay The Piano, Written by Jane Campion Dave, Written by Gary Ross In the Line of Fire, Written by Jeff Maguire Philadelphia, Written by Ron Nyswaner Sleepless in Seattle, Written by Jeff Arch, Nora Ephron, and David S. Ward	Best Screenplay Based on Material Previously Produced or Published Schindler's List, Screenplay by Steven Zaillian; based on the book by Thomas Keneally The Fugitive, Screenplay by Jeb Stuart, and David Twohy; story by David Twohy, and the characters by Roy Huggings In the Name of the Father, Screenplay by Terry George, and Jim Sheridan; based on the autobiographical book "Proved Innocent" The Joy Luck Club, Screenplay by Ronald Bass, and Amy Tan ; based on the novel by Amy Tan The Remains of the Day, Screenplay by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala; based on the novel by Kazuo Ishiguro

Television

Episodic Comedy *"The Contest" – Seinfeld* (NBC) – Larry David** "Wait till Your Father Gets Home" – Roseanne (CBS) – Amy Sherman-Paladino "The Dark Ages" – Roseanne (CBS) – Mike Gandolfi, and Eric Gilliland "The Outing" – Seinfeld (NBC) – Larry Charles	Episodic Drama *"The Night of the Dead Living" – Homicide: Life on the Street* (NBC) – Frank Pugliese, and Tom Fontana** "Gone for Goode" – Homicide: Life on the Street (NBC) – Paul Attanasio "Comfort and Joy" – I'll Fly Away (NBC) – Barbara Hall "Last Wish" – Life Goes On (ABC) – Toni Graphia "Thanksgiving" – Picket Fences (CBS) – David E. Kelley "Thank God, It's Friday" – Reasonable Doubts (NBC) – Ed Zuckerman "The Box" – Tribeca (FOX) – David J. Burke, and Hans Tobeason
Daytime Serials Loving (Millee Taggart, Robert Guza, Jr., Laurie McCarthy, Addie Walsh, Craig Carlson, John Kuntz, Eugenie Hunt, Dana Herko, Lewis Arlt, Tony Lang, Lynda Myles, Juliette Mann, Andrew Gottlieb (cousin of Linda Gottlieb), Nancy Maxwell) All My Children (Megan McTavish, Agnes Nixon, Richard Culliton, Hal Corley, Carolyn Culliton, Karen Lewis, Janet Iacobuzio, Elizabeth Smith, Michelle Patrick, Jeff Beldner, Bettina F. Bradbury, Ralph Wakefield, Judith Donato, Susan Kirshenbaum, Kathleen Klein) Another World (Peggy Sloane, Victor Miller, Craig Carlson, Samuel D. Ratcliffe, Lisa Kern, Janet Stampfl, Kathleen Kennedy, Judith Pinsker, Kathleen Klein, Janet Iacobuzio, Sharon Epstein, Matthew Lombardo, Mimi Leahey, Elizabeth Page, Peter Brash) Days of Our Lives (James E. Reilly, Maura Penders, Sheri Anderson, Dena Higley, Mel Brez, Ethel M. Brez, Marlene Clark Poulter, Dorothy Ann Purser, Fran Myers, Maralyn Thoma, Michelle Poteet Lisanti, Mary Jeannett LeDonne, Elizabeth Harrower, Pete T. Rich, N. Gail Lawrence, Peggy Schibi) General Hospital (Michele Val Jean, Bill Levinson, Tom Citrano, Ralph Ellis, Linda Hamner, Cynthia M. Jervey, Elizabeth F. Snyder, Carol Saraceno, Meg Bennett, Linda Campanelli, Kimmer Ringwald, Gillian Spencer, Karen Harris, Doris Silverton)	Original Long Form The Positively True Adventures of the Alleged Texas Cheerleader-Murdering Mom (HBO) – Jane Anderson
Adapted Long Form Barbarians at the Gate (HBO) – Larry Gelbart Silent Cries (NBC) – Walter Halsey Davis, and Vickie Patik	Children's Script *"A Deadly Secret: The Robert Bierer Story" – Lifestories: Families in Crisis* (HBO) – Robert L. Freedman** "Dinner Fit for a Queen" – Adventures in Wonderland (The Disney Channel) – Daryl Busby, and Deborah Raznick "Fiesta Time" – Adventures in Wonderland (The Disney Channel) – Daryl Busby, and Tom J. Astle "On a Roll" – Adventures in Wonderland (The Disney Channel) – Daryl Busby, and Phil Baron "The Red Queen Crown Affair" – Adventures in Wonderland (The Disney Channel) – Daryl Busby, and Daniel Benton "Love Off Limits" – CBS Schoolbreak Special (CBS) – Bruce Harmon "Blood Brothers: The Joey DiPaola Story" – Lifestories: Families in Crisis (HBO) – Willy Holtzman "Sneaky Peeks" – Square One TV (PBS) – Michael Winship
Variety - Musical, Award, Tribute, Special Event *"Show #2" – This Just In* – Matt Neuman, Larry Arnstein, Jon Ross, Lane Sarasohn, and John Derevlany** Bob Hope: The First 90 Years (NBC) – Buz Kohan, Linda Perret, Martha Bolton, and Gene Perret

Documentary

Documentary – Current Events *"The Choice '92" – Frontline* – Richard Ben Gramer, Thomas Lennon, and Michael Epstein**	Documentary – Other Than Current Events *"The Donner Party" – American Experience* (PBS) – Ric Burns** Degenerate Art – David Grubin

Special Awards

Laurel Award for Screenwriting Achievement
Ruth Prawer Jhabvala
Laurel Award for TV Writing Achievement
Steven Bochco
Valentine Davies Award
Phil Alden Robinson
Morgan Cox Award
Richard Powell
Paul Selvin Award
Gary Ross
Edmund J. North Award
John Furia

References

↑ "Awards Winners". wga.org. Writers Guild of America. Archived from the original on 2012-12-05. Retrieved 2010-06-06.

External links

WGA.org

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[1] "Awards Winners". wga.org. Writers Guild of America. Archived from the original on 2012-12-05. Retrieved 2010-06-06.

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WGA Awards
Film Awards	Best Adapted Screenplay Best Original Screenplay Best Documentary Screenplay
Television Awards	Animation Comedy Series Comedy/Variety Talk Series Comedy/Variety Specials Comedy/Variety Sketch Series Daytime Serials Drama Series Episodic Comedy Episodic Drama Long Form – Adapted Long Form – Original New Series Children's Script Documentary Script – Current Events Documentary Script – Other Than Current Events
Special Awards	Paul Selvin Award Valentine Davies Award Animation Writers Caucus Animation Writing Award Laurel Award for Screenwriting Achievement Laurel Award for TV Writing Achievement Evelyn F. Burkey Award
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