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34th Writers Guild of America Awards

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Award ceremony for writing of 1981

34th WGA Awards
Date	1982
Organized by	Writers Guild of America, East and theWriters Guild of America, West
← 33rd WGA Awards 35th →

The34thWriters Guild of America Awards honored the best television, andfilm writers of 1981. Winners were announced in 1982.^[1]

Winners and nominees

Film

Winners are listed first highlighted inboldface.

Best Drama Written Directly for the Screenplay Reds, Written byWarren Beatty andTrevor Griffiths Absence of Malice, Written byKurt Luedtke Atlantic City, Written byJohn Guare Body Heat, Written byLawrence Kasdan	Best Comedy Written Directly for the Screenplay Arthur, Written bySteve Gordon The Four Seasons; Written byAlan Alda Raiders of the Lost Ark, Written by Lawrence Kasdan,George Lucas andPhilip Kaufman S.O.B., Written byBlake Edwards
Best Drama Adapted from Another Medium On Golden Pond, Screenplay byErnest Thompson andDonald E. Stewart; Based on his play Cutter's Way, Screenplay by Jeffrey Alan Fiskin; Based on the novel byNewton Thornburg Prince of the City, Screenplay byJay Presson Allen andSidney Lumet; Based on the book byRobert Daley Ragtime, Screenplay byMichael Weller; Based on the novel byE.L. Doctorow	Best Comedy Adapted from Another Medium Rich and Famous, Screenplay byGerald Ayres; Based on the play byJohn Van Druten First Monday in October, Screenplay byJerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee; Based on their play For Your Eyes Only, Screenplay byRichard Maibaum, andMichael G. Wilson; Based on the stories byIan Fleming

Television

Episodic Comedy *"Stormy Weather" –Barney Miller* (CBS) – Nat Mauldin** "Field Associate" –Barney Miller (CBS) – Jordan Moffet "A War for All Seasons" –MASH* (CBS) –Dan Wilcox andThad Mumford "No Sweat" –MASH* (CBS) – John Rappaport "Crazy Judge" –Park Place (CBS) –Reinhold Weege "Tony's Sister and Jim" –Taxi (ABC) –Michael Leeson "Thy Boss' Wife" –Taxi (ABC) –Ken Estin "The Greatest American Hero" –The Greatest American Hero (ABC) –Stephen J. Cannell	Episodic Drama *"Hill Street Station" –Hill Street Blues* (NBC) –Michael Kozoll andSteven Bochco** "Film at Eleven" –Hill Street Blues (NBC) –Anthony Yerkovich "Strike" –Lou Grant (CBS) –April Smith "Campesinos" –Lou Grant (CBS) – Michael Vittes "Bless You Hawkeye" –MASH* (CBS) – Dan Wilcox andThad Mumford "Future City" –Palmerstown, U.S.A. (CBS) – Ronald Rubin
Daytime Serials Ryan's Hope (ABC) –Paul Avila Mayer,Claire Labine, Mary Munisteri andJeffrey Lane The Doctors (NBC) – Dennis de Brito andElizabeth Levin Texas (NBC) –John Williams Corrington,Joyce Hooper Corrington, Ralph Adamo, Harry Boehm, Elizabeth Boehm, Carole Berlin and Patrick Mulcahey	Children's Show *"Sunshine's On the Way" –NBC Special Treat* (NBC) – W.W. Lewis** "Family of Strangers" –ABC Afterschool Special (ABC) – Jeffrey Kindley and Len Jenkin "The Treasure of Alpheus Winterborn" –CBS Children's Mystery Theatre (CBS) – Kimmer Ringwald
Anthology Drama Adapted Bitter Harvest (NBC) –Richard Friedenberg Life on the Mississippi (PBS) – Philip H. Reisman Jr. The Acorn People (NBC) –Joan Tewkesbury

Special awards

Laurel Award for Screenwriting Achievement
Paul Osborn
Laurel Award for TV Writing Achievement
John McGreevey
Valentine Davies Award
Mort R. Lewis
Morgan Cox Award
Brad Radnitz

References

^"Awards Winners".wga.org. Writers Guild of America. Archived fromthe original on December 5, 2012. RetrievedJune 6, 2010.
^"Writers Guild of America, USA (1982)".IMDb. RetrievedJuly 3, 2019.

External links

WGA.org

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