Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series
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Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series is a Primetime Emmy Award given out during the primetime Emmys telecast.
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[edit] Winners
[edit] Best Direction of a Single program of a Drama Series
- 1959: Jack Smight for Alcoa-Goodyear Theatre (NBC)
[edit] Outstanding Directorial Achievement in a Drama
- 1960: Robert Mulligan for The Moon and Sixpence (NBC)
- 1961: George Schaefer for Macbeth aired as part of the Hallmark Hall of Fame (NBC)
- 1962: Franklin Schaffner for The Defenders (CBS)
- 1963: Stuart Rosenberg for The Defenders (CBS)
- 1964: Tom Gries for East Side/West Side (CBS)
- 1965: Paul Bogart for The Defenders
- 1966: Sydney Pollack for Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre (NBC)
- 1967: Alex Segal for Death of a Salesman (CBS)
- 1968: Lee Katzin for Mission: Impossible (CBS)
- 1969: David Greene for The People Next Door CBS
- 1970: Paul Bogart for Shadow Game (CBS)
- 1971: Daryl Duke for The Bold Ones-The Senator (NBC) (for a single program of a continuing series)
- 1971: Fielder Cook for The Price (NBC) (for a single program)
- 1972: Alexander Singer fr The Bold Ones-The Lawyers (NBC)
- 1972: Tom Gries for The Glass House (CBS)
- 1973: Jerry Thorpe for Kung Fu (ABC)
- 1973: Joseph Sargent for The Marcus-Nelson Murders (CBS)
[edit] Best Directing in a Drama
- 1974: John Korty for The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman (CBS)
- 1974: Robert Butler for The Blue Knight NBC
[edit] Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series
- 1975: Bill Bain for Upstairs, Downstairs (PBS)
- 1976: David Greene for Rich Man, Poor Man (ABC)
- 1977: David Greene for Roots (ABC)
- 1978: Marvin J. Chomsky for Holocaust (NBC)
- 1979: Jackie Cooper for The White Shadow (CBS)
- 1980: Roger Young for Lou Grant (CBS)
- 1981: Robert Butler for Hill Street Blues (NBC)
- 1982: Harry Harris for Fame (NBC)
- 1983: Jeff Bleckner for Hill Street Blues (NBC)
- 1984: Corey Allen for Hill Street Blues (NBC
- 1985: Karen Arthur for Cagney & Lacey (CBS)
- 1986: Georg Stanford Brown for Cagney & Lacey (CBS)
- 1987: Gregory Hoblit for L.A. Law (NBC)
- 1988: Mark Tinker for St. Elsewhere (NBC)
- 1989: Robert Altman for Tanner '88 (HBO)
- 1990: Thomas Carter for Equal Justice (ABC)
- 1990: Scott Winant for thirtysomething (ABC)
- 1991: Thomas Carter for Equal Justice (ABC)
- 1992: Eric Laneuville for I'll Fly Away (NBC)
- 1993: Barry Levinson for Homicide: Life on the Street (NBC)
- 1994: Daniel Sackheim for NYPD Blue (ABC)
- 1995: Mimi Leder for ER (NBC)
- 1996: Jeremy Kagan for Chicago Hope (CBS)
- 1997: Mark Tinker for NYPD Blue (ABC)
- 1998: Mark Tinker for Brooklyn South (CBS)
- 1998: Paris Barclay for NYPD Blue (ABC)
- 1999: Paris Barclay for NYPD Blue (ABC)
- 2000: Thomas Schlamme for The West Wing (NBC) (episode: "Pilot")
- 2001: Thomas Schlamme for The West Wing (NBC) (episodes: "In the Shadow of Two Gunmen, Parts I and II")
- 2002: Alan Ball for Six Feet Under (HBO) (episode: "Pilot")
- 2003: Christopher Misiano for The West Wing (NBC) (episode: "Twenty Five")
- 2004: Walter Hill for Deadwood (HBO) (episode: "Pilot")
- 2005: J.J. Abrams for Lost (ABC) (episode: "Pilot (Parts 1 and 2)")
- 2006: Jon Cassar for 24 (FOX) (episode: "7:00AM-8:00AM)
- 2007: Alan Taylor for The Sopranos (HBO) (episode: "Kennedy and Heidi")
