Film Awards

1979 Golden Globe Awards - Best Actress in a Television Series - Drama WinnerHolocaustRosemary HarrisThe saga of a Jewish family's struggle to survive the horror of Nazi Germany's systematic marginalization and extermination of their community.Amazon1979 Golden Globe Awards - Best Actress in a Television Series - Drama NomineesCharlie's AngelsKate JacksonAmazonFamilySada ThompsonAmazonFamilyKristy McNicholAmazonWheelsLee RemickAmazon

1978 Golden Globe Awards - Best Actress in a Television Series - Drama WinnerHarold Robbins' 79 Park AvenueLesley Ann WarrenA poor New York teenager of the mid-1930 is forced into prostitution despite sincere efforts to make a living and ultimately becomes the city's most famous madam.Amazon1978 Golden Globe Awards - Best Actress in a Television Series - Drama NomineesCharlie's AngelsKate JacksonAmazonPolice WomanAngie DickinsonAmazonRootsLeslie UggamsAmazonThe Bionic WomanLindsay WagnerAmazon

1977 Golden Globe Awards - Best Actress in a Television Series - Drama WinnerRich Man, Poor ManSusan BlakelyAn examination of the trials and tribulations of the Jordache family, from the period following World War II to the late 1960s.Amazon1977 Golden Globe Awards - Best Actress in a Television Series - Drama NomineesCharlie's AngelsKate JacksonAmazonCharlie's AngelsFarrah FawcettAmazonFamilySada ThompsonAmazonPolice WomanAngie DickinsonAmazonThe Bionic WomanLindsay WagnerAmazonUpstairs, DownstairsJean MarshAmazon

1976 Golden Globe Awards - Best Actress in a Television Series - Drama WinnerJennie: Lady Randolph ChurchillLee RemickJennie Jerome was born in the United States in 1845, eventually becoming Lady Randolph Churchill and the mother of Winston Churchill.Amazon1976 Golden Globe Awards - Best Actress in a Television Series - Drama NomineesBarnaby JonesLee MeriwetherAmazonNotorious WomanRosemary HarrisAmazonPolice WomanAngie DickinsonAmazonThe WaltonsMichael LearnedAmazon

1975 Golden Globe Awards - Best Actress in a Television Series - Drama WinnerPolice WomanAngie DickinsonFollows Sergeant "Pepper" Anderson, LAPD's top undercover cop. A member of the Criminal Conspiracy Unit, Pepper works the wild side of the street, where she poses as everything from a gangster's moll to a streetwalker to a prison inmate.Amazon1975 Golden Globe Awards - Best Actress in a Television Series - Drama NomineesBarnaby JonesLee MeriwetherAmazonGet Christie Love!Teresa GravesAmazonThe WaltonsMichael LearnedAmazonUpstairs, DownstairsJean MarshAmazon

1974 Golden Globe Awards - Best Actress in a Television Series - Drama WinnerThe Blue KnightLee RemickBumper Morgan is a veteran Los Angeles Police Department street cop. He is due to retire after twenty years on the job, but is not letting up on the criminal element on his beat.Amazon1974 Golden Globe Awards - Best Actress in a Television Series - Drama NomineesEmergency!Julie LondonAmazonGeneral HospitalEmily McLaughlinAmazonMcMillan & WifeSusan Saint JamesAmazonThe WaltonsMichael LearnedAmazon

1973 Golden Globe Awards - Best Actress in a Television Series - Drama WinnerMannixGail FisherMannix worked originally for Wickersham at Intertect and then struck out on his own, assisted by Peggy Fair (whose cop-husband had been killed) and Police Department contact Tobias.Amazon1973 Golden Globe Awards - Best Actress in a Television Series - Drama NomineesMcMillan & WifeSusan Saint JamesAmazonMod SquadPeggy LiptonAmazonThe Delphi BureauAnne JeffreysAmazonThe WaltonsMichael LearnedAmazonThe WaltonsEllen CorbyAmazon

1972 Golden Globe Awards - Best Actress in a Television Series - Drama WinnerThe Homecoming: A Christmas StoryPatricia NealStory of the events that happened on Christmas Eve, 1933, to one rural American family.Amazon1972 Golden Globe Awards - Best Actress in a Television Series - Drama NomineesMcMillan & WifeSusan Saint JamesAmazonMission: ImpossibleLynda Day GeorgeAmazonMod SquadPeggy LiptonAmazonRoom 222Denise NicholasAmazon

1971 Golden Globe Awards - Best Actress in a Television Series - Drama WinnerMod SquadPeggy LiptonThree young outsiders fight crime as undercover agents for the police. (One white man, one black man, one blonde woman.)Amazon1971 Golden Globe Awards - Best Actress in a Television Series - Drama NomineesGunsmokeAmanda BlakeAmazonRoom 222Denise NicholasAmazonThe High ChaparralLinda CristalAmazonThe Most Deadly GameYvette MimieuxAmazon

1970 Golden Globe Awards - Best Actress in a Television Series - Drama WinnerThe High ChaparralLinda CristalThe Cannon family runs the High Chaparral Ranch in the Arizona Territory in 1870s. Big John wants to establish his cattle empire despite Indian hostility. He's aided by brother Buck and son...Amazon1970 Golden Globe Awards - Best Actress in a Television Series - Drama NomineesBracken's WorldEleanor ParkerAmazonGunsmokeAmanda BlakeAmazonMod SquadPeggy LiptonAmazonRoom 222Denise NicholasAmazon