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Awards for
"Playhouse 90" (1956)

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Directors Guild of America, USA
YearResultAwardCategory/Recipient(s)
1961 Nominated DGA Award Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Television
Franklin J. Schaffner
For episode "The Cruel Day".
 
1958 Nominated DGA Award Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Television
Bernard Girard
For episode "Four Women in Black".
 
Emmy Awards
YearResultAwardCategory/Recipient(s)
1960 Won Emmy Outstanding Program Achievement in the Field of Drama

Nominated Emmy Outstanding Single Performance by an Actor (Lead or Support)
Lee J. Cobb
For episode "Project Immortality".
Outstanding Writing Achievement in Drama
Loring Mandel (writer)
For episode "Project Immortality".
 
1959 Won Emmy Best Dramatic Series - One Hour or Longer

Nominated Emmy Best Direction of a Single Dramatic Program - One Hour or Longer
John Frankenheimer
For episode "A Town Has Turned to Dust".
Best Direction of a Single Dramatic Program - One Hour or Longer
George Roy Hill
For episode "Child of Our Time".
Best Single Performance by an Actor
Robert Crawford Jr.
For playing "Tanguy".
For episode "Child of Our Time".
Best Single Performance by an Actor
Paul Muni
For playing "Sam Arlen".
For episode "Last Clear Chance".
Best Single Performance by an Actor
Rod Steiger
For playing "Harvey Denton".
For episode "A Town Has Turned to Dust".
Best Single Performance by an Actress
Piper Laurie
For playing "Kirsten Clay".
For episode "Days of Wine and Roses".
Best Single Performance by an Actress
Geraldine Page
For playing "The Young Woman".
For episode "The Old Man".
Best Writing of a Single Dramatic Program - One Hour or Longer
Horton Foote
For episode "The Old Man".
Horton Foote would again adapt this Faulkner short story in 1997, winning an Emmy on his second try.
Best Writing of a Single Dramatic Program - One Hour or Longer
J.P. Miller
For episode "Days Of Wine And Roses".
Best Writing of a Single Dramatic Program - One Hour or Longer
Irving Gaynor Neiman
For episode "Child of Our Time".
Best Writing of a Single Dramatic Program - One Hour or Longer
Rod Serling
For episode "A Town Has Turned To Dust".
Most Outstanding Single Program of the Year
For episode "Child of Our Time".
Most Outstanding Single Program of the Year
For episode "The Old Man".
 
1958 Won Emmy Actress - Best Single Performance - Lead or Support
Polly Bergen
For episode "The Helen Morgan Story".
Best Dramatic Anthology Series

Nominated Emmy Actress - Best Single Performance - Lead or Support
Teresa Wright
For playing "Annie Sullivan".
For episode "The Miracle Worker".
Best Direction - One Hour or More
John Frankenheimer
For episode "The Comedian".
Best Direction - One Hour or More
George Roy Hill
For episode "Helen Morgan Story".
Best Direction - One Hour or More
Arthur Penn
For episode "Miracle Worker".
Best Single Program of the Year
For episode "The Helen Morgan Story".
Best Teleplay Writing - One Hour or More
William Gibson
For episode "Miracle Worker".
 
1957 Won Emmy Best Art Direction - One Hour or More
Albert Heschong
For episode "Requiem for a Heavyweight".
Best Direction - One Hour or More
Ralph Nelson
For episode "Requiem for a Heavyweight".
Best New Program Series

Best Single Performance by an Actor
Jack Palance
For episode "Requiem for a Heavyweight".
Best Single Program of the Year
For episode "Requiem for a Heavyweight".
Best Teleplay Writing - One Hour or More
Rod Serling
For episode "Requiem for a Heavyweight".
Nominated Emmy Best Direction - One Hour or More
John Frankenheimer
For episode "Forbidden Area".
Best Single Performance by an Actor
Red Skelton
For episode "The Big Slide".
Best Single Performance by an Actress
Evelyn Rudie
For episode "Eloise".
Best Supporting Performance by an Actor
Ed Wynn
For episode "Requiem For A Heavyweight".
Best Teleplay Writing - One Hour or More
Elick Moll
For episode "Sizeman and Son".
 
Golden Globes, USA
YearResultAwardCategory/Recipient(s)
1973 Nominated Golden Globe Best TV Special
For the "Look Homeward Angel" special.
 
1957 Won Golden Globe Best TV Show
Together with "The Mickey Mouse Club" (1955), "Cheyenne" (1955), "Matinee Theatre" (1955) and "This Is Your Life" (1952).
 
Peabody Awards
YearResultAwardCategory/Recipient(s)
1959 Won Peabody Award 
 
1957 Won Personal Award
Rod Serling (writer)
For episode "Requiem for a Heavyweight (1956)".
This is the first Peabody Award given for television writing.
 

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