17th Golden Eagle Awards

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The 17th Golden Eagle Awards were held August 18, 1999, in Shenzhen. [1] Nominees and winners are listed below, winners are in bold. [2]

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Television series

Best Television Series

Best Directing for a Television Series

Best Writing for a Television Series

Best Lead Actor in a Television Series

Best Lead Actress in a Television Series

Best Supporting Actor in a Television Series

Best Supporting Actress in a Television Series

Best Art Direction for a Television Series

Best Cinematography for a Television Series

Best Editing for a Television Series

Best Lighting for a Television Series

Documentary Program

Best Television Documentary

not awarded this year

Best Short Documentary

not awarded this year

Best Writing and Directing for a Television Documentary

Best Cinematography for a Television Documentary

Best Sound Recording for a Television Documentary

Children & Teens Program

Best Animation

not award this year

Best Directing for an Animation

Best Writing for an Animation

Best Image Design for an Animation

Best Sense Design for an Animation

Best Composing for an Animation

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