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14th ACTRA Awards
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Award for television and radio broadcasting
14th ACTRA Awards April 3, 1985 Roger Abbott, Joyce Davidson Best TV Program Chautauqua Girl Best Radio Program George Orwell: A Radio Biography CBC Television 13th ACTRA Awards 15th
The 14th ACTRA Awards were presented on April 3, 1985, to honour achievements in Canadian television and radio broadcasting in 1984.Rick Groen, "Susan Wright takes ACTRA award as top actress; Chautauqua Girl top TV show". The Globe and Mail, April 4, 1985. The ceremony was hosted by Roger Abbott and Joyce Davidson.Kirk Lapointe, "Night without stars: No surprises, few celebrities at ACTRA Awards". Vancouver Sun, April 4, 1985.
Television
Best Television Program Best Children's Television Program Chautauqua Girl
BalconvilleCharles Hanley, "Chautauqua Girl has three chances for a Nellie: ACTRA names award nominees". The Globe and Mail, March 19, 1985.
Tighten the Traces The Boy and the Snow Goose
Hauntings
Today's Special Best Television Actor Best Television Actress Douglas Rain, A Flush of Tories
Brent Carver, Passion of the Patriots
August Schellenberg, The Prodigal Susan Wright, Slim Obsession
Joy Coghill, Ma
Janet-Laine Green, Chautauqua Girl Best Continuing TV Performance Best Supporting TV Performance Tony Van Bridge, Judge
Martha Gibson, Seeing Things
Flo Paterson, Backstretch Garrick Hagon, Rough Justice
Jean Archambault, Balconville
Patricia Phillips, Passion of the Patriots Best TV Variety Performance Best Television Host Evelyn Hart, Romeo and Juliet
Judith Forst, Anna Bolena
Ann Mortifee, Born to Live David Suzuki, Futurescan
Peter Gzowski, Fighting Words
Harry Rasky, Raymond Massey: Actor of the Century Best Writing, Television Comedy/Variety Best Writing, Television Drama Laura Phillips, Fraggle Rock: "A Friend in Need"
Archie Cham and Paul Grosney, Bizarre
Jerry Juhl, Fraggle Rock: "All Work and All Play" Don Truckey, Rough Justice
Jeannine Locke, Chautauqua Girl
Sharon Riis, Change of Heart Best Writing, Television Public Affairs Donald Brittain, Something to Celebrate
Russ Froese, The Journal: "Looting a Legacy"
Eric Malling, The Fifth Estate: "Secret Tests on the Street"
Radio
Best Radio Program Best Radio Host George Orwell: A Radio Biography
Ideas: Weimar: A Celebration
Scales of Justice: "The Case of Antonio Scopelliti" Peter Gzowski, Morningside
Vicki Gabereau, Variety Tonight
Bill McNeil, Fresh Air Best Radio Actor Best Radio Actress Norman Browning, The Sweet Second Summer of Kitty Malone
Harvey Atkin, Scales of Justice: "The Case of Antonio Scopelliti"
Douglas Campbell, The Canterville Ghost Charmion King, Jessie's Story
Jackie Burroughs, The Secret Life of Susannah Moodie
Nicky Guadagni, Scales of Justice: "Spring Flower" Best Radio Variety Performance Best Writing, Radio Drama Mary Lou Fallis, Primadonna
Beth Anne Cole, Yvette Gilbert
Kathy Michael McGlynn, For the Love of Howard Steve Petch, The Ice Forest
Bob Kroll, A Loyal Son of War
James W. Nichol, Prisons Best Writing, Radio Variety Best Writing, Radio Public Affairs Dave Broadfoot, Don Ferguson, Gord Holtam, John Morgan and Rick Olsen, Royal Canadian Air Farce
Michael Boncoeur and Paul K. Willis, This Hour Has 17 Programs
Cliff Jones, For the Love of Howard Edward Trapunski and George Woodcock, George Orwell: A Radio Biography
Jurgen Hesse, L'Arche: An Ark for the Poor Ones of the Forest
Jay Ingram, Quirks & Quarks: "The DNA Structure 30 Years Later"
Gary Marcuse, Ideas: "The Cold Wars in Canada"
Journalism and special awards
Gordon Sinclair Award Foster Hewitt Award Hana Gartner, The Fifth Estate: "Vengeance Is Mine"
Eric Malling, The Fifth Estate: "Its Own Good Name"
Roy Bonisteel, Man Alive Sue Prestedge
Dave Van Horne
Brian Williams John Drainie Award Fred Diehl
References
Category:1985 in Canadian television
Category:1985 television awards
Category:ACTRA Awards