33rd Writers Guild of America Awards

33rd Writers Guild of America Awards daa nyɛla pini shɛŋa bɛ ni daa ti ban daa niŋ kpaŋmaŋa shinii sabbu ni yuuni 1980. Bɛ daa yihila ban daa di li yuya polo yuuni1981.

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 Film 
Ban di yuya sabila bachi gbula.
 Melvin and Howard, Written by Bo Goldman
 Fame, Written by Christopher Gore
 My Bodyguard, Written by Alan Ormsby Private Benjamin, Written by Nancy Meyers, Charles Shyer and Harvey Miller
 Nine to Five, Written by Colin Higgins and Patricia Resnick; Story by Patricia Resnick
 Return of the Secaucus Seven, Written by John Sayles
 Stardust Memories, Written by Woody Allen Ordinary People, Screenplay by Alvin Sargent; Based on the novel by Judith Guest
 Coal Miner's Daughter, Screenplay by Thomas Rickman; Based on the Loretta Lynn and George Vecsey autobiography
 The Elephant Man, Screenplay by Christopher De Vore, Eric Bergren and David Lynch; Based on the book by Frederick Treves
 The Great Santini, Screenplay by Lewis John Carlino; Based on the novel by Pat Conroy
 The Stunt Man, Screenplay by Lawrence B. Marcus and Richard Rush; Based on the novel by Paul Brodeur Airplane!, Screenplay by Jim Abrahams, David Zucker and Jerry Zucker; Based on the story by Arthur Hailey
 Hopscotch, Screenplay by Brian Garfield and Bryan Forbes; Based on the novel by Brian Garfield
 Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back, Screenplay by Leigh Brackett and Lawrence Kasdan; Based on the story by George Lucas

 Television 
 "Heal Thyself" – M*A*S*H (CBS) – Dennis Koenig and Gene Reynolds
 "The Child Stealers" – Barney Miller (ABC) – Frank Dungan and Jeff Stein
 "Morale Victory" – M*A*S*H (CBS) – John Rappaport
 "Bottle Fatigue" – M*A*S*H (CBS) – Thad Mumford, and Dan Wilcox
 "Art Work" – Taxi (ABC) – Glen Charles and Les Charles
 "Alex Jumps Out of an Airplane" – Taxi (ABC) - Ken Estin
 "The Censors" – The Associates (ABC) – Stan Daniels and Ed. Weinberger
 "Sometimes" – United States (NBC) – Larry Gelbart and Everett Greenbaum "Pilot: Part 1 & 2" – Tenspeed and Brown Shoe (ABC) – Stephen J. Cannell
 "Second Spring" – Little house on the Prairie (NBC) – John T. Dugan
 "Inheritance" – Lou Grant (CBS) – April Smith
 "Brushfire" – Lou Grant (CBS) – Allan Burns, and Gene Reynolds
 "Blackout" – Lou Grant (CBS) – Steve Kline
 "Dreams" – M*A*S*H (CBS) – Alan Aldan and James Jay Rubinfier
 "Pilot" – Skag (NBC) – Abby Mann Ryan's Hope (ABC) – Paul Avila Mayer, Claire Labine, Mary Munisteri and Jeffrey Lane
 The Doctors (NBC) – Eugenie Hunt, Ann Marie Barlow and Ralph Ellis
 Texas (NBC) – John William Corrington, Joyce Hooper Corrington, Ralph Adamo, Carole Berlin, Harry Boehm, Elizabeth Boehm, Patrick Mulcahey and John Saffron"The Secret of Lost Valley" – Wonderful World of Disney (NBC) – Paul A. Golding and David Irving
"Animal Talk" – CBS Library (CBS) – Kimmer Ringwald
"The Incredible Book Escape" – CBS Library (CBS) – George Arthur Bloom
"The Gold-Bug" – ABC Weekend Specials (ABC) – Edward Pomerantz ''All Commercials, A Steve Martin Special'' (NBC) – Steve Martin, Neal Israel, Jeffrey Barron, Earl Brown, Carmen Finestra, Denny Johnston, Sean Kelly, Pat McCormick, Michael McManus, Pat Proft and Mason Williams

 Special awards 
Laurel Award for Screenwriting AchievementBen HechtLaurel Award for TV Writing AchievementLarry GelbartValentine Davies AwardArthur E. OrloffMorgan Cox AwardRonald Austin

 Kundivihira 

 External links 

 WGA.org

1980
Category:1980 film awards
Category:1980 in American cinema
Category:1980 in American television
Category:1980 awards in the United States
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