2009: In Bruges… Martin McDonagh, Focus Features (Winner) 2008: Michael Clayton… Tony Gilroy, Warner Bros. Pictures (Winner) 2007: The Departed… William Monahan, Warner Bros. Pictures (Winner) 2006: Syriana by Stephen Gaghan (Winner) 2005: A Very Long Engagement… Jean-Pierre Jeunet, 2003 Productions (Winner) 2004: Dirty Pretty Things… Steve Knight, BBC (Winner) 2003: Chicago… Bill Condon, Miramax (Winner) 2002: Memento… Christopher Nolan, Newmarket Films (Winner) 2001: Traffic… Stephen Gaghan (Winner) 2000: Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels… Guy Ritchie, Polygram (Winner) 1999: Out of Sight… Scott Frank, Universal (Winner) 1998: L.A. Confidential… Curtis Hanson & Brian Helgeland, Warner Bros. (Winner) 1997: Sling Blade… Billy Bob Thorton, Miramax (Winner) 1996: The Usual Suspects… Christopher McQuarrie, Gramercy Pictures, PolyGRam Bad Hat Harry, Blue Parrot (Winner) 1995: Pulp Fiction, Quentin Tarantino, Miramax (Winner) 1994: Falling Down… Ebbe Rose Smith, Warner Bros. (Winner) 1993: The Player… Michael Tolkin, Fineline Features (Winner) 1992: The Silence of the Lambs… Ted Tally, Orion (Winner) 1991: The Grifters… Donald E. Westlake, Miramax (Winner) 1990: Heathers… Daniel Waters, New World (Winner) 1989: The Thin Blue Line… Errol Morris, Miramax (Winner) 1988: Stakeout… Jim Kouf, Buena Vista Pictures (Winner) 1987: Something Wild… E. Max Frye, Orion (Winner) 1986: Witness… William Kelley & Earl W. Wallace, Paramount (Winner) 1985: A Soldier’s Story… Charles Fuller, Columbia (Winner) 1984: Gorky Park… Dennis Potter, Orion (Winner) 1983: The Long Good Friday… Barrie Keefe, Handmade Films (Winner) 1982: Cutter’s Way… Jeffrey Alan Fiskin, United Artists (Winner) 1981: The Black Marble… Joseph Wambaugh, AVCO-Embassy (Winner) 1980: The Great Train Robbery… Michael Crichton, United Artists (Winner) 1979: Magic… William Goldman, Twentieth Century Fox (Winner) 1978: The Late Show… Robert Benton, Warner Bros. (Winner) 1977: Family Plot… Ernest Lehman, Universal (Winner) 1976: Three Days of the Condor… David Rayfiel & Lorenzo Semple Jr., Paramount (Winner) 1975: Chinatown… Robert Towne, Paramount (Winner) 1974: The Last of Sheila… Anthony Perkins & Stephen Sondheim, Warner Bros. (Winner) 1973: Sleuth… Anthony Shaffer, Twentieth Century Fox (Winner) 1972: The French Connection… Ernest Tidyman, Twentieth Century Fox (Winner) 1971: Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion… Ellio Petri & Ugo Pirro, Columbia (Winner) 1970: Z… Costa Gavras & Jorge Semprun, Cinema V (Winner) 1969: Bullitt… Robert L. Fish, Harry Kleiner, & Alan R. Trustman, Warner Bros. (Winner) 1968: In The Heat of the Night… Stirling Silliphant, United Artists (Winner) 1967: Harper… William Goldman, Warner Bros. (Winner) 1966: The Spy Who Came in from the Cold… Paul Dehn & Guy Trosper, Paramount (Winner) 1965: Hush, Hush, Sweet Charlotte… Henry Farrell & Lukas Heller, Twentieth Century Fox (Winner) 1964: Charade… Peter Stone, Universal (Winner) 1962: The Innocents… William Archibald & Truman Capote, Twentieth Century Fox (Winner) 1961: Psycho… Robert Bloch & Joseph Stefano, Paramount (Winner) 1960: North by Northwest… Ernest Lehman, MGM (Winner) 1959: The Defiant Ones… Nathan E. Douglas & Harold Jacob Smith, United Artists (Winner) 1958: Twelve Angry Men… Reginald Rose, Orion/Nova (Winner) 1956: The Desperate Hours… Joseph Hayes, Paramount (Winner) 1955: Rear Window… John Michael Hayes, Paramount (Winner) 1954: The Big Heat… Sidney Boehm & William P. McGivern, Columbia 1953: Five Fingers… Otto Lang & Michael G. Wilson, Twentieth Century Fox 1952: Detective Story… Sidney Kingsley, Robert Wyler, & Philip Yordan, Paramount (Winner) 1951: Mr. 880… St. Clair McKelway, Twentieth Century Fox (Special Award Winner) 1950: The Window… Mel Dinelli & Cornell Woolrich, RKO (Winner) 1949: Call Northside 777… Jerome Cady, Jay Dratler, Henry Hathaway, Leonard Hoffman, Otto Lang, & Quentin Reynolds, Twentieth Century Fox (Winner) 1948: Crossfire… John Paxton, RKO (Winner) 1947: The Killers… Anthony Veiller, Hellinger-Universal (Winner) 1946: Murder, My Sweet… John Paxton, RKO (Winner) 1946: The House on 92nd St…. Charles G. Booth, Barre Lyndon, & John Monks, Jr., Twentieth Century Fox (Winner of the Honorary Scroll) |