List of awards and nominations received by Alias

This is the list of awards and nominations received by the American television series Alias (2001–2006).

By Awards

ALMA Awards

• 2006: Outstanding Television Series (nominated)^[1]
• 2006: Outstanding Director of a Television Drama or Comedy (Jay Torres for "Out of the Box", nominated)^[1]

American Choreography Awards (ACA)

• 2001: Outstanding Fight Choreography (for "Truth Be Told (Pilot)", won)

American Cinema Editors (ACE)

• 2001: Best Edited One-Hour Series for Television (for "Truth Be Told (Pilot)", nominated)

American Society of Cinematographers (ASC)

• 2001: Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Episodic TV Series (for "Time Will Tell", nominated)
• 2002: Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Episodic TV Series (for "Page 47", nominated)

Art Directors Guild (ADG)

• 2001: Excellence in Production Design - Episode of a Single-Camera Series (for "Reckoning", nominated)
• 2002: Excellence in Production Design - Episode of a Single Camera TV Series (for "Cipher", won)
• 2003: Excellence in Production Design - Single Camera TV Series (nominated)
• 2004: Excellence in Production Design - Single Camera TV Series (for "Legacy", nominated)

Casting Society of America (CSA)

• 2001: Best Casting for Television - Dramatic Episodic (nominated)
• 2001: Best Casting for Television - Dramatic Pilot (nominated)
• 2002: Best Casting for Television - Dramatic Episodic (nominated)
• 2003: Best Casting for Television - Dramatic Episodic (nominated)

Emmy Awards

• 2002: Outstanding Actress - Drama Series (Jennifer Garner for playing "Sydney Bristow", nominated)^[2][3]
• 2002: Outstanding Art Direction - Single-Camera Series (for "Truth Be Told (Pilot)", won)^[4]
• 2002: Outstanding Casting - Drama Series (nominated)^[5]
• 2002: Outstanding Cinematography - Single-Camera Series (for "Truth Be Told (Pilot)", won)^[6]
• 2002: Outstanding Costumes - Series (for "Truth Be Told (Pilot)", nominated)^[7]
• 2002: Outstanding Hairstyling - Series (for "Q & A", nominated)^[8]
• 2002: Outstanding Makeup, Non-Prosthetic - Series (for "Q & A", nominated)^[9]
• 2002: Outstanding Picture Editing, Single-Camera - Series (for "Q & A", nominated)
• 2002: Outstanding Stunt Coordination (for "Time Will Tell", nominated)^[10]
• 2002: Outstanding Supporting Actor - Drama Series (Victor Garber for playing "Jack Bristow", nominated)^[2][11]
• 2002: Outstanding Writing - Drama Series (J.J. Abrams for "Truth Be Told (Pilot)", nominated)^[12]
• 2003: Outstanding Actress - Drama Series (Garner, nominated)^[13]
• 2003: Outstanding Art Direction - Single-Camera Series (for "Phase One", nominated)^[14]
• 2003: Outstanding Cinematography - Single-Camera Series (for "Double Agent", nominated)^[15]
• 2003: Outstanding Costumes - Series (for "Phase One", nominated)^[16]
• 2003: Outstanding Hairstyling - Series (for "The Counteragent", nominated)^[17]
• 2003: Outstanding Makeup, Non-Prosthetic - Series (for "The Counteragent", won)^[18]
• 2003: Outstanding Picture Editing, Single-Camera - Drama Series (for "Phase One", nominated)^[19]
• 2003: Outstanding Sound Editing - Series (for "Phase One", nominated)^[20]
• 2003: Outstanding Stunt Coordination (for "The Telling", won)^[21]
• 2003: Outstanding Supporting Actor - Drama Series (Garber, nominated)^[22]
• 2003: Outstanding Supporting Actress - Drama Series (Lena Olin for playing "Irina Derevko", nominated)^[23]
• 2004: Outstanding Actress - Drama Series (Garner, nominated)^[24]
• 2004: Outstanding Art Direction - Single-Camera Series (for "Taken", nominated)^[25]
• 2004: Outstanding Cinematography - Single-Camera Series (for "Conscious", nominated)^[26]
• 2004: Outstanding Hairstyling - Series (for "Unveiled", nominated)^[27]
• 2004: Outstanding Sound Editing - Series (for "Resurrection", nominated)^[28]
• 2004: Outstanding Sound Mixing, Single-Camera - Series (for "Hourglass", nominated)
• 2004: Outstanding Stunt Coordination (for "Resurrection", nominated)^[29]
• 2004: Outstanding Supporting Actor - Drama Series (Garber, nominated)^[30]
• 2005: Outstanding Actress - Drama Series (Garner, nominated)^[31]
• 2005: Outstanding Costumes - Series (for "Tuesday", nominated)^[32]
• 2005: Outstanding Hairstyling - Series (for "Nocturne", nominated)^[33]
• 2005: Outstanding Stunt Coordination (for "The Awful Truth", nominated)^[34]
• 2006: Outstanding Hairstyling - Series (for "There's Only One Sydney Bristow", nominated)^[35]
• 2006: Outstanding Stunt Coordination (for "Reprisal" and "All the Time in the World", nominated)^[36]

Golden Globe Awards

• 2002: Best Actress - Drama Series (Jennifer Garner for playing "Sydney Bristow", won)^[37]
• 2002: Best Television Series - Drama (nominated)^[37]
• 2003: Best Actress - Drama Series (Garner, nominated)^[38]
• 2004: Best Actress - Drama Series (Garner, nominated)^[39]
• 2005: Best Actress - Drama Series (Garner, nominated)^[40]

People's Choice Awards

• 2002: Favorite Television New Drama Series (won)^[41]
• 2005: Favorite Television Drama (nominated)

Producers Guild of America (PGA)

• 2003: Television Producer of the Year - Episodic Drama (nominated)

Satellite Awards

• 2002: Best Actress - Drama Series (Jennifer Garner for playing "Sydney Bristow", nominated)
• 2002: Best Series - Drama (nominated)
• 2002: Best Supporting Actor - Drama Series (Victor Garber for playing "Jack Bristow", won)
• 2002: Best Supporting Actor - Drama Series (Ron Rifkin for playing "Arvin Sloane", nominated)
• 2002: Best Supporting Actress - Drama Series (Lena Olin for playing "Irina Derevko", nominated)
• 2003: Best Actress - Drama Series (Garner, nominated)
• 2003: Best DVD Release - TV Series (for "Season 2", won)
• 2003: Best Supporting Actress - Drama Series (Olin, nominated)
• 2004: Best Actress - Drama Series (Garner, nominated)
• 2004: Best DVD Release - TV Series (for "Season 3", nominated)
• 2006: Best DVD Release - TV Series (for "Season 5", nominated)

Screen Actors Guild (SAG)

• 2003: Outstanding Actress - Drama Series (Jennifer Garner for playing "Sydney Bristow", nominated)^[42]
• 2004: Outstanding Actress - Drama Series (Garner, won)^[43]

Teen Choice Awards

• 2004: Choice TV Show - Drama/Action Adventure (nominated)
• 2004: Choice TV Actress - Drama/Action Adventure (Garner, won)^[44]

Visual Effects Society (VES)

• 2005: Outstanding Supporting Visual Effects - Broadcast Program (for "The Index", nominated)
• 2006: Outstanding Supporting Visual Effects - Broadcast Program (for "All the Time in the World" and "Reprisal", nominated)

References

External links

• Awards won by Alias at IMDb