The Hollywood Reporter
January 14, 2003
Art directors set design noms
By Sheigh Crabtree
In announcing its nominees for excellence in production design, the Art Directors Guild on Monday said it has selected Miramax Films' "Chicago" and "Gangs of New York," New Line Cinema's "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers," 20th Century Fox's "Minority Report" and DreamWorks' "Road to Perdition" in the period or fantasy films category.
In the contemporary films race, ADG members named Universal Pictures' "The Bourne Identity," DreamWorks' "Catch Me If You Can," Paramount/Miramax's "The Hours," Fox Searchlight's "One Hour Photo" and Sony Pictures' "Panic Room."
Among TV movies and miniseries, the productions singled out include two HBO features, "Live From Baghdad" and "Path to War"; two TV films that aired on CBS, "Master Spy: The Robert Hanssen Story" and "Martin and Lewis"; and the Sci Fi Channel miniseries "Taken."
Deadline for final voting by ADG's 1,000 members is Feb. 19. ADG's seventh annual Excellence in Production Design Awards, during which production designer Albert Brenner will be presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award, will take place Feb. 22 at the Beverly Hilton.
A complete list of nominees follows:
FOR EXCELLENCE IN PRODUCTION DESIGN FOR A FEATURE FILM IN 2002
Period or Fantasy Films
"Chicago," John Myhre; "Gangs of New York," Dante Ferretti; "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers," Grant Major; "Minority Report," Alex McDowell; "Road to Perdition," Dennis Gassner
Contemporary Films
"The Bourne Identity," Dan Weil; "Catch Me If You Can," Jeannine Oppewall; "The Hours," Maria Djurkovic; "One Hour Photo," Tom Foden; "Panic Room," Arthur Max
FOR EXCELLENCE IN PRODUCTION DESIGN IN TELEVISION IN 2002
Episode of a Single-Camera Television Series
"Alias" -- "Cipher" (No. 654), Scott Chambliss; "American Dreams" -- pilot (No. 101), Philip Toolin; "Crossing Jordan" -- "Upon the Wasted Building" (No. 2,007), Curtis Schnell; "Push, Nevada" -- pilot, Edward T. McAvoy; "The Shield" -- pilot, James Newport
Episode of a Multicamera Television Series
"8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter" -- "All I Want for Christmas," Jay Pelissier; "Bram and Alice" -- pilot, Roy Christopher; "Friends" -- "The One Where Rachel Has the Baby" (Parts 1 and 2), John Shaffner and Joe Stewart; "Life With Bonnie" -- "Money Plus Marlens Makes Four," Robert Strohmaier; "Titus" -- "Into Thin Air" (No. 311), Stephan Olson
Television movie or miniseries
"Live From Baghdad," Richard Hoover; "Martin and Lewis," Roy Forge Smith; "Master Spy: The Robert Hanssen Story," Michael Baugh; "Path to War," Waldemar Kalinowski; "Taken," Chris Gorak
Variety or Awards Show, Music Special or Documentary
"44th Annual Grammy Awards," Bob Keene; "74th Annual Academy Awards," Michael Riva; "Cedric the Entertainer Presents," Bruce Ryan; "MAD TV" (No. 718), John Sabato; "Opening Ceremony Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games," Jeremy Railton
© The Hollywood Reporter 2003
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