Television mini-series
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Television mini-series
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Television mini-series
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- Focus of2
- Dracula, producer, Sue Vertue ; directors, Jonny Campbell, Damon Thomas, Paul McGuigan
- True women, Craig Anderson Productions in association with Hallmark Entertainment ; produced by Lynn Raynor ; teleplay by Christopher Lofton ; directed by Karen Arthur
- He knew he was right, screenplay by Andrew Davies ; produced by Nigel Stafford-Clark ; directed by Tom Vaughn ; a BBC Wales/WGBH Boston co-production in association with Deep Indigo
- The winds of war, Paramount Television ; producer, Dan Curtis ; writer, Herman Wouk ; directed by Dan Curtis
- Stephen King's the Langoliers, The stand ; Golden years
- Taylor Swift, journey to Fearless, producers: Kristin Craig, Shawna Foster, Heather Mansfield ; concert footage directors: Don Mischer, Ryan Polito ; Hasbro Studios
- Are you afraid of the dark?, Nickelodeon
- America, promised land, Nutopia Limited presents ; History ; directors, Jamie Crawford, Dan Clifton ; screenwriter, Hereward Pelling
- The Tommyknockers, Konigsberg Sanitsky Productions, Inc. and K & S II Partnership
- Therese Raquin, director, Simon Langton
- Moguls & movie stars, a history of Hollywood, presented by Turner Classic Movies ; in association with Turner Entertainment Co. ; from Ostar Productions and Wilkman Productions ; produced and written by Jon Wilkman
- The best of Agatha Christie, Volume one
- Les miserables [2018], producer, Chris Carey ; written by Andrew Davies ; director, Tom Shankland
- Jamaica Inn, directed by Philippa Lowthorpe ; written by Emma Frost
- The crimson field, written by Sarah Phelps ; produced by Ann Tricklebank ; directed by David Evans, Richard Clark, Thaddeus O'Sullivan
- The untold history of the United States, written by Peter Kuznick, Matt Graham, Oliver Stone ; directed by Oliver Stone
- Wives and daughters, screenplay by Andrew Davies from the novel by Elizabeth Gaskell ; directed by Nicholas Renton ; produced by Sue Birtwistle ; BBC/WGBH Boston co-production
- Queen, produced by Bernard Sofronski ; teleplay by David Stevens ; directed by John Erman
- The pillars of the Earth
- Roots [7-discs], developed for television by William Blinn ; executive producer, David L. Wolper ; producer, Stan Margulies ; a David L. Wolper production ; Warner Bros. Television
- The Rhinemann exchange
- Rellik
- Queen & country, produced and directed by Alastair Layzell ; a Colonial Pictures production
- Mayday, written by Ben Court and Caroline Ip ; directed by Brian Welsh
- Animal babies, a BBC Studios Natural History Unit production for BBC and PBS ; series producer, Dominic Weston
- Race to Mars, the complete mini-series, a Galafilm production ; written by Judith Reeves-Stevens & Garfield Reeves-Stevens ; produced by Arnie Gelbart ; directed by George Mihalka
- Twin peaks, the television collection, produced by David J. Latt ; written by Mark Frost [and others] ; directed by David Lynch
- Jennie, Lady Randolph Churchill, a Thames Television production ; written by Julian Mitchell ; directed by James Cellan Jones ; produced by Andrew Brown
- Long way round, the complete TV series, Elixir Films ; Big Earth ; directed and produced by David Alexanian and Russ Malkin
- Family murder party, director, Edwin Baily
- Defending Jacob, an Apple original ; a Paramount Television Studios/Anonymous Content production ; producers, John P. Fedynich, Lisa C. Satriano ; created by Mark Bomback ; written for television by Mark Bomback ; directed by Morten Tyldum
- Dynasties, a BBC Studios Natural History Unit production ; co-produced with BBC America, Tencent Penguin Pictures, France Télévisions and CCTV9 ; series producer, Rupert Barrington ; producers, Rosie Thomas, Miles Barton, Simon Blakeney, Nick Lyon
- War and civilization, a Worldview Pictures production for The Learning Channel in association with La Cinquieme Worldview Pictures ; directors, Stephen Trombley and Tony Bulley
- Coming back with Wes Moore, Powerhouse Productions Corp, distributed by PBS Distribution
- The Lizzie Borden chronicles, production services by Magic Rock Productions ; Peace Out Solutions ; Sony Pictures Television ; a presentation of Lifetime
- The woman in white [2018], writer, Fiona Seres ; producer, Sarah Curtis ; director, Carl Tibbets
- Planet Earth, A BBC/Discovery Channel/NHK co-production, in association with the CBC ; producers, Penny Allen, Vanessa Berlowitz, Mark Brownlow, Andy Byatt, Huw Cordey, Jonny Keeling, Mark Linfield
- And then there were none, director, Craig Viveiros
- The best of Agatha Christie, Volume two
- V, [the original miniseries], a Kenneth Johnson production in association with Warner Bros. Television ; writer, director, and executive producer, Kenneth Johnson ; producer, Chuck Bowman
- Traffik, a Picture Partnership production for Channel 4 TV ; [written] by Simon Moore ; produced by Brian Eastman ; directed by Alastair Reid
- The hot zone, National Geographic ; producers, James V. Hart, Brian Peterson, Kelly Souders
- Brideshead revisited, Granada Television presents ; adapted by John Mortimer ; producer, Derek Granger ; directed by Michael Lindsay Hogg, Charles Sturridge
- Gilmore girls, a year in the life, a Warner Brothers Television production ; a Netflix original series ; Dorothy Parker Drank Here Productions ; created by Amy Sherman-Palladino ; produced by Dylan K. Massin ; producer, Helen Pai ; written and directed by Amy Sherman-Palladino, Daniel Palladino
- Quiz, director, Stephen Frears
- Kennedy, the complete series, produced by Andrew Brown ; written by Reg Gadney ; directed by Jim Goddard
- King, an Abby Mann Production in association with Orion ; produced by Paul Maslansky ; directed by Abby Mann
- The Henry James collection, British Broadcasting Corporation
- Gulliver's travels, RHI Entertainment, Inc. and Channel Four Television ; Jim Henson Productions
- Big Pacific, produced by NHNZ in association with PBS, ARTE France, CCTV9, Discovery Networks Europe, ZDF, ZDF Enterprises and NHK ; producers, Hayes Baxley, John Cullum, Quinn Berentson ; writers, Craig Meade, John Cullum, Andrew Murray, Mark Everton, Gary Parker