18th Gemini Awards

The 18th Gemini Awards were held on October 20, 2003 to honour achievements in Canadian television. It was hosted by Seán Cullen, and was broadcast on CBC.

Awards

Best Comedy Program or Series

Best Dramatic Series

Best TV Movie or Dramatic Mini-Series

100 Days In The Jungle
A.K.A. Albert Walker
Chasing Cain II: Face
The Interrogation of Michael Crowe
The Many Trials of One Jane Doe

Best Music, Variety Program or Series

2003 East Coast Music Awards
2003 Juno Awards
Amanda Marshall -Everybody's Got a Story
Live at the Rehearsal Hall
Songwriters' Circle

Best Documentary Series

The Passionate Eye
A Question of Honour
Rough Cuts
The Undefended Border
The View from Here

Best Writing in a Comedy or Variety Program or Series

Best Direction in a Dramatic Series

Best Direction in a Comedy Program or Series

Best Ensemble Performance in a Comedy Program or Series

A Guy & A Girl

Jeff Clarke, Katherine Ashby

An American in Canada

Helene Joy, Rick Roberts, Stewart Francis, Timm Zemanek, Robin Brûle, Sugith Varughese, Mathew Ferguson

Made in Canada

Dan Lett, Jackie Torrens, Peter Keleghan, Rick Mercer, Leah Pinsent

This Hour Has 22 Minutes

Greg Thomey, Colin Mochrie, Mary Walsh, Cathy Jones

Trailer Park Boys

Sarah Dunsworth, Robb Wells, Mike Smith, John Dunsworth, Pat Roach, Lucy Decoutere, Cory Bowles, Michael Jackson, Barrie Dunn, Shelley Thompson, Sam Tarasco, John Paul Tremblay, Jonathan Torrens, Jeanna Harrison-Steinhart

Best Performance by an Actor in a Continuing Leading Dramatic Role

Jeff Seymour, The Eleventh Hour
Matthew Bennett, Cold Squad
Nicholas Campbell, Da Vinci's Inquest
Michael Ironside, The Last Chapter II: The War Continues
Jeremy Ratchford, Blue Murder

Best Performance by an Actress in a Continuing Leading Dramatic Role

Marina Orsini, The Last Chapter II: The War Continues
Tamara Hickey, Blue Murder
Mimi Kuzyk, Blue Murder
Julie Stewart, Cold Squad
Waneta Storms, The Eleventh Hour

Best Individual Performance in a Comedy Program or Series

Omid Djalili, Just For Laughs
Leonie Forbes, Lord Have Mercy!
Brian Hartt, Winnipeg Comedy Festival
Linda Kash, Made in Canada
Nikki Payne, Comedy Now!

Best News Anchor

Ian Hanomansing
Peter Mansbridge
Kevin Newman

Canada Award

Carry Me Home: The Story & Music of

Earle Grey Award

Jennifer Dale

References

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