Primetime Emmy Awards 1965
The 17th Emmy Awards took place on September 12, 1965 at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles , California , USA . The ceremony was hosted by Sammy Davis, Jr. and Danny Thomas .
Nominations and winners
Program prices
| category | Award winners | program | Nominations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Outstanding Program Achievements in Entertainment (Best entertainment) |
Roger Englander Richard Lewine Carl Reiner George Schaefer |
New York Philharmonic Young People's Concerts (Episode 8.1: What Is Sonata Form?), CBS My Name Is Barbra , CBS The Dick Van Dyke Show , CBS Hallmark Hall of Fame (Episode: The Magnificent Yankee), NBC |
Richard Berg for Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theater , NBC Walt Disney for Disneyland , NBC Bob Finkel for The Andy Williams Show , NBC Leonard Freeman for Mr. Novak , NBC Joseph L. Mankiewicz for A Carol for Another Christmas , ABC Bob Markell for Preston & Preston , CBS Sam Rolfe for solo for ONCEL , NBC Robert Saudek for civil courage , NBC George Schlatter for Danny Thomas Special: The Wonderful World of Burlesque , NBC George Sidney for Who Has Seen the Wind? , ABC |
Director awards
| category | Award winners | program | Nominations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Outstanding Individual Achievements In Entertainment - Directors (Best Director) | Paul Bogart | Preston & Preston (Episode 4.1-4.2: The Seven Hundred Year Old Gang), CBS | Dwight Hemion for My Name Is Barbra , CBS |
| Outstanding Individual Achievements In Entertainment - Art Directors and Set Decorators (Best Artistic Direction and Set Decoration) |
Warren Clymer Bill Harp , Tom H. John |
Hallmark Hall of Fame (Episode: The Holy Terror), NBC My Name Is Barbra , CBS |
Gene Callahan , Jack Wright Jr. for A Carol for Another Christmas , ABC Warren Clymer for Hallmark Hall of Fame (episode: The Magnificent Yankee), NBC |
| Outstanding Individual Achievements In Entertainment - Lightning Directors (Best Lighting Director ) | Phil Hymns | Hallmark Hall of Fame (Episode: The Magnificent Yankee), NBC | |
| Outstanding Individual Achievements In Entertainment - Technical Directors (Best Technical Director) | Clair McCoy | Danny Thomas Special: The Wonderful World of Burlesque , NBC |
Screenplay Awards
| category | Award winners | program | Nominations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Outstanding Individual Achievements In Entertainment - Writers (Best Screenplay Entertainment) | David Karp | Preston & Preston (Episode 4.1-4.2: The Seven Hundred Year Old Gang), CBS |
William Boardman , Dee Caruso , Robert Emmett , David Frost , Gerald Gardner , Buck Henry , Joseph Hurley , Thomas Meehan , Herbert Sargent , Larry Siegel , Gloria Steinem , Jim Stevenson , Calvin Trillin , Saul Turteltaub for That Was The Week That Was , NBC Robert Hartung for Hallmark Hall of Fame (Episode: The Magnificent Yankee), NBC Carl Reiner for The Dick Van Dyke Show (Episode 4.27: Never Bathe On Sunday), CBS Coleman Jacoby , Arnie Rosen for Danny Thomas Special: The Wonderful World of Burlesque , NBC |
| Outstanding Achievement In News, Information, Documentary and Sports - Writing (Best Screenplay News, Information, Documentation, Sports) | Sidney Carroll , John T. Sughrue | A Golden Prison: The Louvre , NBC |
Technology awards
| category | Award winners | program | Nominations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Outstanding Individual Achievements In Entertainment - Production Crew (Best Production Crew ) | Production team effort | Solo for ONCEL , NBC | |
| Outstanding Individual Achievements In Entertainment - Cinematographer (Best TV Camera) | William W. Spencer | 12 O'Clock High , ABC |
Haskell B. Boggs , William P. Whitley for Bonanza , NBC Fred J. Koenekamp for Solo for ONCEL , NBC |
| Outstanding Individual Achievements In Entertainment - Color Consultant (Best Color Consulting) | Edward P. Ancona Jr. | Bonanza , NBC | |
| Outstanding Individual Achievements In Entertainment - Editors (Best TV Editing) | Henry Berman , Joseph Dervin , William B. Gulick | Solo for ONCEL , NBC | |
| Outstanding Individual Achievements In Entertainment - Special Photographic Effects (best special effects) | LB Abbott | The Seaview - On a Secret Mission , ABC |
Music / equipment prices
| category | Award winners | program | Nominations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Outstanding Individual Achievements In Entertainment - Musicians (Best TV Original Music Entertainment) | Peter Matz | My Name Is Barbra , CBS | Herbert Grossman for The Fantasticks , NBC |
| Individual Achievements In News, Documentaries and Sports - Musicians (Best Music News, Documentaries, Sports) | Norman Dello Joio | A Golden Prison: The Louvre , NBC | Ulpio Minucci , Rayburn Wright for Saga of Western Man (Episode: I, Leonardo da Vinci, ABC) |
| Outstanding Individual Achievements In Entertainment - Choreographers (Best Choreography) | Joe Layton | My Name Is Barbra , CBS | |
| Outstanding Individual Achievements In Entertainment - Costume Designers (Best Costumes) | Noel Taylor | Hallmark Hall of Fame (Episode: The Magnificent Yankee), NBC | |
| Outstanding Individual Achievements In Entertainment - Make-Up Artist (Best Make-Up) | Bob O'Bradovich | Hallmark Hall of Fame (Episode: The Magnificent Yankee), NBC |