38th Writers Guild of America Awards

38th Writers Guild of America Awards nyɛla pini shɛŋa bɛ ni daa ti ban daa kpaŋ bɛ maŋa shinii sabbu ni yuuni 1985. Ban daa di yuya daa yimina yuuni 1986.

 Ban di mini bɛ ni piigi shɛba 

 Film 
Ban di yuya sabila bachi gbula.
 Witness, Written by Earl W. Wallace and William Kelley; Story by Earl W. Wallace, Pamela Wallace and William Kelley
 Back to the Future, Written by Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale
 Cocoon, Written by Tom Benedek; Story by David Saperstein
 Mask, Written by Anna Hamilton Phelan
 The Purple Rose of Cairo, Written by Woody Allen Prizzi's Honor, Screenplay by Richard Condon and Janet Roach; Based on the novel by Richard Condon
 Agnes of God, Screenplay by John Pielmeier; Based on his play
 The Color Purple, Screenplay by Menno Meyjes; Based on the novel by Alice Walker
 Out of Africa, Screenplay by Kurt Luedtke; Based on the book Isak Dinesen: The Life of a Story Teller by Judith Thurman and the book Silence Will Speak by Errol Trzebinski
 The Trip to Bountiful, Screenplay by Horton Foote; Based on his play

 Telivisa 
 "Pilot" – Moonlighting (ABC) – Glenn Gordon Caron (Tie with Steambath)
 "Madison Avenue Madness" – Steambath (Showtime) – David Pollock and Elias Davis (Tie with Moonlighting)
 "Fairy Tales Can Come True" – Cheers (NBC) – Sam Simon
 "The Executive's Executioner" – Cheers (NBC) – Heide Perlman
 "Goodbye, Mr. Fish" – The Cosby Show (NBC) – Earl Pomerantz
 "The Uh-Oh Feeling" – Webster (ABC) – Steven Sunshine and Madeline Sunshine "Unusual Occurrence" – Cagney & Lacey (CBS) – Georgia Jeffries
 "Brother's Keeper" – Miami Vice (NBC) – Anthony Yerkovich
 "Who Says It's Fair" – Cagney & Lacey (CBS) – Patricia Green
 "Child Witness" – Cagney & Lacey (CBS) – Deborah Arakelian
 "A Wind from the East" – Call to Glory (ABC) – Josef Anderson
 "Watt a Way to Go" – Hill Street Blues (NBC) – David Milch, Roger Director, Steven Bochco and Jeffrey Lewis
 "Sweet Dreams" – St. Elsewhere (NBC) – John Masius and Tom Fontana One Life to Live (ABC) – Peggy O'Shea, Sam Hall, S. Michael Schnessel, Lanie Bertram, Ethel Brez, Mel Brez, Barbara Morgenroth, Don Wallace, Peter Swet and Eugenie Hunt
 Guiding Light (CBS) – Pete T. Rich, Elaine Potwardoski, Emily Squires, John Kuntz, N. Gail Lawrence, Stephen Demorest, Christopher Whitesell, Megan McTavish, Trent Jones, Jeff Ryder, Addie Walsh and Robin Amos
 The Edge of Night (ABC) – Lee Sheldon, David Snell, Marty Ross and Eric Rubinton The Burning Bed (NBC) – Rose Leiman Goldemberg The Ratings Game (Showtime) – Michael Barrie and Jim Mulholland Do You Remember Love (CBS) – Vickie Patik
 Not My Kid (CBS) – Christopher Knopf and Beth Polson  "Booker" – WonderWorks (PBS) – Charles Johnson, John Allman and Avon Kirkland
 "Babies Having Babies" – CBS Schoolbreak Special (CBS) – Kathryn J. Montgomery and Jeffrey Auerbach
 "Fuzz Bucket" – Wonderful World of Disney (ABC) – Mick Garris
 "Time Flyer" – Wonderful World of Disney (ABC) – Mark Rosman

 Pini gahinda 
Laurel Award for Screenwriting AchievementWaldo SaltLaurel Award for TV Writing AchievementRichard Levinson, and William LinkValentine Davies AwardRonald AustinMorgan Cox AwardArthur E. Orloff

 Kundivihira 

 External links 

 WGA.org

1985
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Category:1985 in American cinema
Category:1985 in American television
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