58th Directors Guild of America Awards
58th DGA Awards
January 28, 2006
Best Director - Motion Picture:
Brokeback Mountain
Best Director - Documentary:
Grizzly Man
The 58th Directors Guild of America Awards, given on January 28, 2006, honored the best film and television directors in 2005.
Winners and nominees
Film
- Best Director - Motion Picture
- George Clooney - Good Night, and Good Luck.
- Paul Haggis - Crash
- Bennett Miller - Capote
- Steven Spielberg - Munich
- Best Director - Documentary Feature
- Kief Davidson and Richard Ladkani - The Devil's Miner
- Sean McAllister - The Liberace of Baghdad
- Rupert Murray - Unknown White Male
- Brent and Craig Renaud - Off to War
Television
- Best Director - Children's Programs
- Ellen Goosenberg Kent - I Have Tourette's but Tourette's Doesn't Have Me
- David Jackson - Buffalo Dreams
- D.J. MacHale - Flight 29 Down ("The Pits")
- Jessica Sharzer - Speak
- Best Director - Comedy Series
Marc Buckland - My Name Is Earl ("Pilot")
- James Burrows - Will & Grace ("Alive and Schtiking")
- Larry Charles - Curb Your Enthusiasm ("The End")
- Julian Farino - Entourage ("Exodus")
- Bryan Gordon - Curb Your Enthusiasm ("Korean Bookie")
- Best Director - Commercials
Craig Gillespie - Ameriquest: "Surprise Dinner" and "Mini-Mart", Altoids: "People of Pain" and "Fable of the Fruit Bat"
- Best Director - Daytime Serials
Owen Renfroe - General Hospital ("#10,914")
- Albert Alarr and Herb Stein - Days of Our Lives ("#10,090")
- Larry Carpenter - One Life to Live ("#9,385")
- Michael Stich - The Bold and the Beautiful ("#4,623")
- Ellen Wheeler - Guiding Light ("#14,696")
- Best Director - Dramatic Series (Night)
Michael Apted - Rome ("The Stolen Eagle")
- Alan Ball - Six Feet Under ("Everyone's Waiting")
- Paris Barclay - House ("Three Stories")
- Peter Horton - Grey's Anatomy ("A Hard Day's Night")
- Jeffrey Melman - Grey's Anatomy ("Into You Like a Train")
- Best Director - Musical or Variety
Emile Ardolino - Great Performances: Dance in America - "Swan Lake with American Ballet Theater"
- Jerry Foley - Late Show with David Letterman - "#2,452"
- Louis J. Horvitz - The 77th Annual Academy Awards
- Chuck O'Neil - The Daily Show
- Alan Skog - Live from Lincoln Center - "Higher Ground Hurricane Relief Benefit"
- Glenn Weiss - The 59th Annual Tony Awards
- Best Director - Reality Programs
J. Rupert Thompson - Fear Factor ("Pilot")
- Ross Breitenbach - Brat Camp ("#104")
- Star Price - Penn & Teller: Bullshit! ("Circumcision")
- Bertram van Munster - The Amazing Race ("#805")
- Best Director - TV Film
Joseph Sargent - Warm Springs
George C. Wolfe - Lackawanna Blues
- Darnell Martin - Their Eyes Were Watching God
- James Steven Sadwith - Elvis
- Fred Schepisi - Empire Falls
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