39th Writers Guild of America Awards

39th Writers Guild of America Awards nyɛla pini shɛŋa bɛ ni daa ti ban daa kpaŋdi bɛ maŋa shinii sabbu ni yuuni 1986. Ban di yuya daa yimina yuuni 1987.

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 Film 
Ban di yuya sabila bachi gbula.
 Hannah and Her Sisters, Written by Woody Allen
 Blue Velvet, Written by David Lynch
 Mona Lisa, Written by Neil Jordan, and David Leland
 Platoon, Written by Oliver Stone
 Salvador, Written by Oliver Stone, and Richard Boyle A Room with a View, Screenplay by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala; based on the novel by E.M. Forster
 Children of a Lesser God, Screenplay by Hesper Anderson, and Mark Medoff; based on the stage play by Mark Medoff
 Down and Out in Beverly Hills, Screenplay by Paul Mazursky, and Leon Capetanos; based on the play by René Fauchois
 Little Shop of Horrors, Screenplay by Howard Ashman; based on his musical play, and the 1960 screenplay by Charles B. Griffith
 Stand by Me, Screenplay by Raynold Gideon, and Bruce A. Evans; based on the novel by Stephen King

 Television 
 "Allie's Affair" – Kate & Allie (CBS) – Bob Randall
 "I Can't Say No" – All Is Forgiven (NBC) – Ian Praiser, and Howard Gewirtz
 "Best of Friends" – Night Court (NBC) – Howard Ostroff
 "Theo's Holiday" – The Cosby Show (NBC) – John Markus, Carmen Finestra, and Matt Williams
 "Blanche and the Younger Man" – The Golden Girls (NBC) – James Berg, and Stan Zimmerman "The Dream Sequence Always Rings Twice" – Moonlighting (ABC) – Debra Frank, and Carl Sautter
 Remembrance of Things Past" – St. Elsewhere (NBC) – John Masius, Bruce Paltrow, and Tom Fontana
 "What Are Friends For?" – Hill Street Blues (NBC) – Dick Wolf
 "Remembrance of Hits Past" – Hill Street Blues (NBC) – Walon Green, Jeffrey Lewis, and David Milch
 "Every Daughter's Father Is a Virgin" – Moonlighting (ABC) – Bruce Franklin Singer Ryan's Hope (ABC) – Tom King, Millee Taggart, William Burritt, Mardee Kravit, Eleanor Mancusi, Maura Penders, B.K. Perlman, Dorothy Ann Purser, Erik Wiklund, Claire Labine
 One Life to Live (ABC) – Peggy O'Shea, S. Michael Schnessel, Craig Carlson, Lanie Bertram, Ethel Brez, Mel Brez, Lloyd 'Lucky' Gold, George Lefferts, Peter Swet, Don Wallace "Teacher's Aide/Paladin of the Lost" – The Twilight Zone (CBS) – Harlan Ellison
 "The Doll" – Amazing Stories (NBC) – Richard Matheson
 "A Day in Beaumont/The Last Defender of Camelot" – The Twilight Zone (CBS) – George R.R. Martin
 "Her Pilgrim Soul/I of Newton – The Twilight Zone (CBS) – Alan Brennert Nobody's Child (CBS) – Mary Gallagher, and Ara Watson
 The Execution of Raymond Graham (ABC) – Mel Frohman
 Unnatural Causes (NBC) – John Sayles, Martin M. Goldstein, Stephen Doran, and Robert Jacobs
 Miles to Go... (CBS) – Beverly Levitt, and Stuart Fischoff
 The Return of Sherlock Holmes (CBS) – Bob Shayne Peter the Great (NBC) – Edward Anhalt
 Trapped in Silence – Vickie Patik  "Maricela" – Wonderworks (PBS) – Nancy Audley, Christine Burrill, and Richard Soto
 "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

 Special awards 
Laurel Award for Screenwriting AchievementWoody AllenLaurel Award for TV Writing AchievementReginald RoseValentine Davies AwardWilliam FrougMorgan Cox AwardJean Rouverol

 Kundivihira 

 External links 

 WGA.org

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Category:1986 in American cinema
Category:1986 in American television
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