20th Saturn Awards

20th Saturn Awards
Date	October 20, 1994
Site	California, U.S.
Highlights
Most awards	Jurassic Park (4)
Most nominations	Jurassic Park (11)

The 20th Saturn Awards, honoring the best in science fiction, fantasy and horror film and television in 1993, were held on October 20, 1994.^[1]

Winners and nominees

Below is a complete list of nominees and winners. Winners are highlighted in bold.

Film

Elijah Wood, Best Performance by a Younger Actor winner.

Robert Downey, Jr., Best Actor winner.

Andie MacDowell, Best Actress winner.

Lance Henriksen, Best Supporting Actor winner.

Amanda Plummer, Best Supporting Actress winner.

Steven Spielberg, Best Director winner.

Michael Crichton, Best Writing winner.

Danny Elfman, Best Music winner.

Phil Tippett & Dennis Muren, Best Special Effects winners.

Best Science Fiction Film	Best Fantasy Film
Jurassic Park Demolition Man Fire in the Sky Fortress Man's Best Friend The Meteor Man RoboCop 3	The Nightmare Before Christmas Addams Family Values Groundhog Day Heart and Souls Hocus Pocus Last Action Hero Rookie of the Year
Best Horror Film	Best Performance by a Younger Actor
Evil Dead III: Army of Darkness The Dark Half The Good Son Hard Target Kalifornia Needful Things The Vanishing	Elijah Wood – The Good Son as Mark Evans Jesse Cameron-Glickenhaus – Slaughter of the Innocents as Jesse Broderick Manuel Colao – Flight of the Innocent as Vito Joseph Mazzello – Jurassic Park as Tim Murphy Austin O'Brien – Last Action Hero as Danny Madigan Christina Ricci – Addams Family Values as Wednesday Addams Ariana Richards – Jurassic Park as Lex Murphy
Best Actor	Best Actress
Robert Downey, Jr. – Heart and Souls as Thomas Reilly Jeff Bridges – The Vanishing as Barney Cousins Bill Murray – Groundhog Day as Phil Connors Robert Patrick – Fire in the Sky as Mike Rogers Arnold Schwarzenegger – Last Action Hero as Jack Slater Christian Slater – True Romance as Clarence Worley Max von Sydow – Needful Things as Leland Gaunt	Andie MacDowell – Groundhog Day as Rita Hanson Patricia Arquette – True Romance as Alabama Whitman Laura Dern – Jurassic Park as Dr. Ellie Sattler Michelle Forbes – Kalifornia as Carrie Laughlin Anjelica Huston – Addams Family Values as Morticia Addams Bette Midler – Hocus Pocus as Winifred "Winnie" Sanderson Ally Sheedy – Man's Best Friend as Lori Tanner
Best Supporting Actor	Best Supporting Actress
Lance Henriksen – Hard Target as Emil Fouchon Jeff Goldblum – Jurassic Park as Dr. Ian Malcolm Charles Grodin – Heart and Souls as Harrison Winslow Wayne Knight – Jurassic Park as Dennis Nedry John Malkovich – In the Line of Fire as Mitch Leary Tom Sizemore – Heart and Souls as Milo Peck J. T. Walsh – Needful Things as Danforth "Buster" Keeton III	Amanda Plummer – Needful Things as Nettie Cobb Sarah Jessica Parker – Hocus Pocus as Sarah Sanderson Nancy Allen – RoboCop 3 as Officer Anne Lewis Joan Cusack – Addams Family Values as Debbie Jellinsky Julie Harris – The Dark Half as Reggie Delesseps Kathy Najimy – Hocus Pocus as Mary Sanderson Kyra Sedgwick – Heart and Souls as Julia Alfre Woodard – Heart and Souls as Penny Washington
Best Director	Best Writing
Steven Spielberg – Jurassic Park John McTiernan – Last Action Hero Harold Ramis – Groundhog Day George A. Romero – The Dark Half Henry Selick – The Nightmare Before Christmas Ron Underwood – Heart and Souls John Woo – Hard Target	Michael Crichton, David Koepp – Jurassic Park Tracy Tormé – Fire in the Sky Danny Rubin, Harold Ramis – Groundhog Day Brent Maddock, S. S. Wilson, Gregory Hansen, Erik Hansen – Heart and Souls Tim Metcalfe – Kalifornia Shane Black, David Arnott – Last Action Hero Quentin Tarantino – True Romance
Best Music	Best Costume
Danny Elfman – The Nightmare Before Christmas Marc Shaiman – Addams Family Values Mark Isham – Fire in the Sky Graeme Revell – Hard Target Marc Shaiman – Heart and Souls John Williams – Jurassic Park Christopher Young – The Vagrant	Mary E. Vogt – Hocus Pocus Theoni V. Aldredge – Addams Family Values Bob Ringwood – Demolition Man Jennifer Butler – Groundhog Day Sue Moore, Eric H. Sandberg – Jurassic Park Gloria Gresham – Last Action Hero Joseph A. Porro – Super Mario Bros.
Best Make-up	Best Special Effects
Kevin Haney – Addams Family Values (K.N.B. EFX Group Inc., Alterian Inc.) – Army of Darkness John Vulich, Everett Burrell – The Dark Half Screaming Mad George, Steve Johnson (Alterian Inc.) – Freaked Kevin Yagher, Mitchell J. Coughlin – Man's Best Friend Jeff Goodwin, Vincent J. Guastini, Rob Burman – Super Mario Bros. Bob Keen – Warlock: The Armageddon	Dennis Muren, Stan Winston, Phil Tippett, Michael Lantieri – Jurassic Park Michael J. McAlister, Kimberly Nelson LoCascio – Demolition Man (Pacific Data Images (PDI), 4-Ward Productions) – Heart and Souls (Buena Vista Visual Effects, Matte World Digital, Rhythm & Hues) – Hocus Pocus John E. Sullivan (Sony Pictures Imageworks [us], Boss Film Studios, Fantasy II Film Effects, Visual Concept Engineering (VCE), The Baer Animation Company Inc.) – Last Action Hero Ariel Velasco-Shaw, Eric Leighton, Gordon Baker – The Nightmare Before Christmas Richard Edlund – Solar Crisis

Television

Best Genre Television Series
Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr. The Simpsons Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Star Trek: The Next Generation Wild Palms The X-Files

Video

Best Genre Video Release
Braindead (Dead Alive) The Ambulance Blade Runner (for the director's cut) El Mariachi Man Bites Dog (It Happened in Your Neighborhood) Tomcat: Dangerous Desires Warlock: The Armageddon

Special awards

George Pal Memorial Award

• Stan Winston
• Gene Warren
• Wah Chang

Posthumous Award

• Alfred Hitchcock

Life Career Award

• Whit Bissell
• Steve Reeves

President's Award

• Steven Spielberg

Service Award

• Mohammed Rustam

References

1. 20th Saturn Awards at IMDb.

External links

• Official Website
• Past Winners Database. 1993 20th Saturn Awards