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Kinoafisha Film festivals Primetime Emmy Awards Nominations Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited Series or a Special

Laureates of the awards Primetime Emmy Awards in the category “Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited Series or a Special”

Primetime Emmy Awards 1985

Joanne Woodward

Do You Remember Love For playing "Barbara Wyatt-Hollis".

Winner

All nominees

Peggy Ashcroft

The Jewel in the Crown For playing "Barbie Batchelor".

Mary Tyler Moore

Heartsounds For playing "Martha Weinman Lear".

Jane Alexander

Malice in Wonderland For playing "Hedda Hopper".

Farra Fosett

The Burning Bed For playing "Francine Hughes".

Primetime Emmy Awards 1984

Jane Fonda

The Dollmaker For playing "Gertie Nevels".

Winner

All nominees

Enn-Margret

A Streetcar Named Desire For playing "Blanche DuBois".

JoBeth Williams

Adam For playing "Reve Walsh".

Jane Alexander

Calamity Jane For playing "Calamity Jane".

Glenn Close

Something About Amelia For playing "Gail Bennett".

Primetime Emmy Awards 1983

Barbara Stanwyck

The Thorn Birds For playing "Mary Carson". For part 1.

Winner

All nominees

Rosanna Arquette

The Executioner's Song For playing "Nicole Baker".

Angela Lansbury

Little Gloria... Happy at Last For playing "Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney".

Enn-Margret

Who Will Love My Children? For playing "Lucile Fray".

Mariette Hartley

M.A.D.D.: Mothers Against Drunk Drivers For playing "Candy Lightner".

Primetime Emmy Awards 1982

Ingrid Bergman

A Woman Called Golda For playing: "Golda Meir". Posthumously. Bergman died 3 weeks prior to the ceremony, after the ballots were cast.

Winner

All nominees

Jean Stapleton

Eleanor, First Lady of the World For playing: "Eleanor Roosevelt".

Ann Jillian

Mae West For playing: "'Mae West'".

Cicely Tyson

The Marva Collins Story For playing "Marva Collins".

Glenda Jackson

The Patricia Neal Story For playing: "Patricia Neal".

Primetime Emmy Awards 1981

Vanessa Redgrave

Playing for Time For playing "Fania Fenelon".

Winner

All nominees

Yôko Shimada

Shōgun For playing: "Lady Toda Buntaro".

Joanne Woodward

Crisis at Central High For playing "Elizabeth Huckaby".

Ellen Burstyn

The People vs. Jean Harris For playing "Jean Harris".

Catherine Hicks

Marilyn: The Untold Story For playing "Marilyn Monroe".

Primetime Emmy Awards 1980

Patty Duke

The Miracle Worker For playing "Annie Sullivan".

Winner

All nominees

Bette Davis

White Mama For playing: "Adele Malone".

Lee Remick

Haywire For playing "Margaret Sullavan".

Melissa Gilbert

The Miracle Worker For playing "Helen Keller".

Primetime Emmy Awards 1979

Bette Davis

Strangers: The Story of a Mother and Daughter For playing: "Lucy Mason".

Winner

All nominees

Carol Burnett

Friendly Fire For playing: "Peg Mullen".

Katharine Hepburn

The Corn Is Green For playing: "Lilly Moffat".

Mary Tyler Moore

First, You Cry For playing: "Betty Rollin".

Olivia Cole

Backstairs at the White House For playing: "Maggie Rogers".

Year

Nominations

Other awards and film festivals

Academy Awards, USA

1929-2024

Cannes Film Festival

Festival international du film de Cannes

1939-2024

Golden Globes, USA

Golden Globe Award

1944-2024

BAFTA Awards

The British Academy of Film and Television Arts

1949-2024

Venice Film Festival

Mostra Internazionale d’Arte Cinematografica

1932-2024

Razzie Awards

Razzie

1981-2024

MTV Movie + TV Awards

MTV Movie & TV Awards

1992-2024

Sundance Film Festival

1982-2024

Berlin International Film Festival

Internationale Filmfestspiele Berlin

1951-2024

Sochi International Film Festival

Sochi International Film Festival & Awards — SIFFA

1994-2024

Screen Actors Guild Awards

Screen Actors Guild Award

1963-2024

Sochi Open Russian Film Festival

Sochi Open Russian Film Festival (Kinotavr)

1990-2024

Moscow International Film Festival

Moscow International Film Festival (MIFF)

1959-2024

Window to Europe

1993-2024

Toronto International Film Festival

1978-2024

Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival

Pimedate Ööde Filmifestival

1998-2024

St. Petersburg Message to Man Film Festival

1993-2024