Primetime Emmy Awards 2008
Nominated Primetime Emmy |
Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series David Simon (teleplay by/story by) Ed Burns (story by)
For episode "30".
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Primetime Emmy Awards 2005
Nominated Primetime Emmy |
Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series George Pelecanos (writer/story by) David Simon (story by)
For episode "Middle Ground".
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BAFTA Awards 2009
Nominated BAFTA TV Award |
Best International David Simon Ed Burns Nina Kostroff-Noble Joe Chappelle |
AFI Awards, USA 2009
Won AFI Award |
TV Program of the Year THE WIRE captures the decay of an American city by calling upon the forces of many art forms - the ... More THE WIRE captures the decay of an American city by calling upon the forces of many art forms - the novel, the opera, the motion picture - and combining them to present a show like no other on television. David Simon's wizardry of the word harnesses the unique power of the medium to show the interconnectivity of our complex social and political systems, the consequences of their inability to relate and the dramatic effect on us all. This fifth and final season brought the curtain down on America's tragic urban landscape - an ending that served as both love song and eulogy to a city, its institutions and its people. |
AFI Awards, USA 2007
Won AFI Award |
TV Program of the Year THE WIRE is the great American novel produced for television. Rich in detail and engrossing in ... More THE WIRE is the great American novel produced for television. Rich in detail and engrossing in depth of character, the show is a moving document about the failure of American social institutions - from the family to schools to the justice system and beyond. David Simon and his talented writing team have created a window on our world - one complicated by motives, illuminated by nuance, and ultimately, heartbreaking in its humanity. THE WIRE is a show that you do not simplywatch; it's one you live. |
AFI Awards, USA 2004
Won AFI Award |
TV Program of the Year THE WIRE portrays mundane police work with tragic grandeur and, in doing so, captures the seemingly... More THE WIRE portrays mundane police work with tragic grandeur and, in doing so, captures the seemingly intractable problem of drugs in American society in a daring and unique way. Complex and subtle, the series offers a look at police procedure more realistic than any show on television. |
American Cinema Editors, USA 2009
Nominated Eddie |
Best Edited One-Hour Series for Non-Com Television Kate Sanford
For episode "More With Less".
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American Cinema Editors, USA 2007
Won Eddie |
Best Edited One-Hour Series for Non-Commercial Television Kate Sanford
For episode "Boys of Summer".
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ASCAP Film and Television Music Awards 2004
Won ASCAP Award |
Top TV Series Tom Waits |
Banff Television Festival 2007
Nominated Banff Rockie Award |
Best Continuing Series David Simon Ed Burns Joe Chappelle
For episode 'Boys of Summer' (USA)
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Casting Society of America, USA 2003
Won Artios |
Best Casting for TV, Dramatic Pilot Alexa L. Fogel Pat Moran (Baltimore casting) |
Crime Thriller Awards, UK 2009
Won Dagger |
Best Leading Actor Dominic West |
Crime Thriller Awards, UK 2008
Won Dagger |
Best International TV Drama |
Nominated Dagger |
Best Leading Actor Dominic West |
Directors Guild of America, USA 2009
Won DGA Award |
Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Dramatic Series' - Night Daniel Attias Nina Kostroff-Noble (unit production manager) (plaque) Eric Henriquez (first assistant director) (plaque) Xanthus Valan (second assistant director) (plaque) Timothy Blockburger (second second assistant director) (plaque)
For episode "Transitions".
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Edgar Allan Poe Awards 2007
Won Edgar |
Best Television Feature/Mini-Series Teleplay Ed Burns Kia Corthron Dennis Lehane David Mills Eric Ellis Overmyer George Pelecanos Richard Price David Simon William F. Zorzi
For season 4.
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Edgar Allan Poe Awards 2003
Nominated Edgar |
Best Television Episode David Simon (teleplay/story) Ed Burns (story)
For episode "The Target".
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GLAAD Media Awards 2005
Nominated GLAAD Media Award |
Outstanding Drama Series |
GLAAD Media Awards 2003
Nominated GLAAD Media Award |
Outstanding Drama Series |
Gold Derby Awards 2008
Nominated Gold Derby TV Award |
Drama Guest Actress Amy Ryan |
Drama Episode of the Year Clark Johnson (director) David Simon (writer) Ed Burns (writer)
for "-30-"
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Humanitas Prize 2008
Nominated Humanitas Prize |
60 Minute Category David Simon (writer) George Pelecanos (writer) |
Image Awards 2009
Nominated Image Award |
Outstanding Drama Series |
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series Michael Kenneth Williams |
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Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series Sonja Sohn |
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Outstanding Directing in a Drama Series Seith Mann
For episode "The Dickensan Aspect".
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Image Awards 2007
Nominated Image Award |
Outstanding Drama Series |
Outstanding Actor in a Drama Series Michael Kenneth Williams |
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Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series Wendell Pierce |
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Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series Glynn Turman |
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Outstanding Directing in a Dramatic Series Seith Mann
For episode "Homerooms".
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Image Awards 2005
Nominated Image Award |
Outstanding Drama Series |
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series Idris Elba |
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Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series Sonja Sohn |
Image Awards 2004
Nominated Image Award |
Outstanding Drama Series |
Outstanding Actor in a Drama Series Wendell Pierce |
Image Awards 2003
Nominated Image Award |
Outstanding Drama Series |
Irish Film and Television Awards 2009
Won IFTA Award |
Best Actor in a Lead Role in Television Aidan Gillen |
Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA 2007
Nominated Golden Reel Award |
Best Sound Editing in Television: Short Form - Dialogue and Automated Dialogue Replacement Will Ralston (supervising sound editor) Igor Nikolic (supervising dialogue editor) Matthew Haasch (dialogue editor)
For episode "Misgivings".
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NAMIC Vision Awards 2009
Nominated Vision Award |
Best Performance - Drama Tristan Mack Wilds |
Best Performance - Drama Felicia Pearson |
NAMIC Vision Awards 2007
Nominated Vision Award |
Drama |
NAMIC Vision Awards 2005
Nominated Vision Award |
Best Dramatic Performance Idris Elba |
NAMIC Vision Awards 2003
Nominated Vision Award |
Best Performance - Drama Sonja Sohn |
Drama |
Online Film & Television Association 2008
Nominated OFTA Television Award |
Best Drama Series |
Best Ensemble in a Drama Series |
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Best Direction in a Drama Series |
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Best Writing in a Drama Series |
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Best Editing in a Series |
Online Film & Television Association 2007
Nominated OFTA Television Award |
Best Direction in a Drama Series |
Best Writing in a Drama Series |
Peabody Awards 2004
Won Peabody Award |
Satellite Awards 2006
Nominated Satellite Award |
Best Television Series, Drama |
Television Critics Association Awards 2008
Won Heritage Award |
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Nominated TCA Award |
Program of the Year |
Outstanding Achievement in Drama |
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Individual Achievement in Drama David Simon |
Television Critics Association Awards 2007
Nominated TCA Award |
Program of the Year |
Outstanding Achievement in Drama |
Television Critics Association Awards 2004
Nominated TCA Award |
Outstanding Achievement in Drama |
Television Critics Association Awards 2003
Nominated TCA Award |
Outstanding Achievement in Drama |
Outstanding New Program of the Year |
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Program of the Year |
Writers Guild of America, USA 2009
Nominated WGA Award (TV) |
Dramatic Series Ed Burns Chris Collins David Mills David Simon William F. Zorzi Richard Price Dennis Lehane George Pelecanos |
Writers Guild of America, USA 2008
Won WGA Award (TV) |
Dramatic Series Ed Burns Chris Collins Dennis Lehane David Mills George Pelecanos Richard Price David Simon William F. Zorzi |
Nominated WGA Award (TV) |
Episodic Drama David Simon (teleplay/story) Ed Burns (story)
For The Wire: Final Grades (2006).
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