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Directors Guild of America (DGA) 2007
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The
Directors Guild of America (DGA) was first founded as the Screen Directors Guild
in 1938. In 1960 the merger of the Screen Directors Guild and the Radio and
Television Directors Guild (RTDG) formed the Directors Guild of America, Inc.
In 2000 the guild represented
more than 10,000 members working both in the US and abroad, who's work is
represented in theatrical, industrial, educational and documentary films, as
well as television both filmed and taped, radio, videos and commercials. The DGA
Award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film has nearly always
been a perfect forecast of the winner of the Oscar for Best Director. Since the
start of the DGA awards in 1949 the winners of both awards has only
differed six times. Which are listed below.
The
unlucky few who won a DGA award but failed to pick up Best Director Oscar
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Director |
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1969 |
Anthony Harvey
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The Lion in
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Carol Reed
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Oliver! |
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1972 |
Francis Ford
Coppola |
The Godfather |
Bob Fosse |
Cabaret |
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1986 |
Steven
Spielberg |
The Color
Purple |
Sydney Pollack |
Out of
Africa |
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1995 |
Ron Howard |
Apollo 13
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Mel Gibson
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Braveheart
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2000 |
Ang Lee |
Wo hu cang long
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Steven
Soderbergh |
Traffic
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2002 |
Rob Marshall |
Chicago
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Roman Polanski |
The
Pianist |
The
59th annual awards were held on February the 2nd 2007
Hyatt
Regency Century Plaza Hotel and was hosted by Carl Reiner for the 20th time.
The Nominees and winners are:
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Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Motion Pictures |
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The
Departed (2006): Martin Scorsese (Winner)
Babel (2006): Alejandro González Iñárritu
Dreamgirls (2006): Bill Condon
Little Miss
Sunshine
(2006): Jonathan Dayton, Valerie Faris
The Queen
(2006): Stephen Frears
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Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Movies for Television |
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Broken Trail (2006) (mini): Walter Hill (Winner)
Flight 93 (2006) (TV): Peter Markle
The Ron Clark Story (2006) (TV): Randa Haines
Sleeper Cell (2005): Charles S. Dutton
Walkout (2006) (TV): Edward James Olmos
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Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Dramatic Series - Night |
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24" (2001): Jon Cassar("7:00am – 8:00am") (Winner)
Grey's Anatomy (2005): Peter Horton("It’s the End of the World (As We Know
It)")
The Sopranos (1999): David Nutter("Join the Club")
The Sopranos (1999): Timothy Van Patten("Members Only")
Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip (2006): Thomas Schlamme("Pilot")
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Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy Series |
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Ugly Betty (2006): Richard Shepard("Pilot") (Winner)
30 Rock (2006): Adam Bernstein("Pilot")
Boston Legal (2004): Arlene Sanford("Breast in Show")
Entourage (2004): Julian Farino("One Day in the Valley")
Grey's Anatomy (2005): Seith Mann("The Name of the Game")
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Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Musical Variety |
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Tony Bennett: An American Classic (2006) (TV): Rob Marshall (Winner)
American Idol: The Search for a Superstar (2002): Bruce Gowers
Saturday Night Live (1975): Don Roy King
The Daily Show (1996): Chuck O'Neil
The 60th Annual Tony Awards (2006) (TV): Glenn Weiss
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Directorial Achievement in
Documentary for 2006
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Arunas Matelis - Before Flying Back to the
Earth (Winner)
Amy Berg - Deliver Us from Evil
Michael Glawogger - Workingman’s Death
James Longley - Iraq in Fragments
Jean-Hean Meunier - Ici Najac, A Vous La Terre
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2007 DGA Honorary Life Member Award |
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CARL REINER |
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2007 Robert B. Aldrich Service Award |
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PARIS BARCLAY and TAYLOR HACKFORD
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2007 Franklin J. Schaffner Achievement Award |
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TERRY BENSON |
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2007 Lifetime Achievement in News Direction
Award |
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GEORGE PAUL
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