List of awards and nominations received by Passions

List of accolades received by Passions

Awards and nominations Award Wins Nominations ALMA Award 0 4 Artios Awards 0 6 Daytime Emmy Awards 5 38 GLAAD Media Award 1 2 Imagen Awards 3 3 NAACP Image Awards 1 12 Soap Opera Digest Awards 4 4 Writers Guild of America Awards 0 1 Young Artist Award 1 5 YoungStar Award 1 2
Totals [a]
Wins	16
Nominations	61
Note Certain award groups do not simply award one winner. They acknowledge several different recipients, have runners-up, and have third place. Since this is a specific recognition and is different from losing an award, runner-up mentions are considered wins in this award tally. For simplification and to avoid errors, each award in this list has been presumed to have had a prior nomination.

The American soap opera Passions has been honored with numerous awards and nominations during its run:

Awards and nominations

Accolades received by Passions

Award	Date of Ceremony	Category	Recipient(s)	Result	Ref.
ALMA Award	2001	Outstanding Daytime Drama	Passions	Nominated	[1]
	2002	Outstanding Actress in a Daytime Drama	Eva Tamargo as Pilar Lopez-Fitzgerald	Nominated	[2]
	2008	Outstanding Performance in a Daytime Drama Series	Galen Gering as Luis Lopez-Fitzgerald	Nominated	[3]
			Eva Tamargo as Pilar Lopez-Fitzgerald	Nominated
Artios Awards	2000	Best Daytime Episodic Casting	Jacklynn Briskey	Nominated	[4]
	2003			Nominated	[5]
	2004			Nominated	[6]
	2005			Nominated	[7]
	2006			Nominated	[8]
	2007			Nominated	[9]
Daytime Emmy Awards	2001	Outstanding Drama Series Directing Team	Peter Brinckerhoff, Grant Johnson, Jim Sayegh, Gary Tomlin, Karen Wilkens, Tina Keller, Robbin Phillips, Ann Rogerson, Paul Antonelli, Steven Vincent, Mary Ann Benson, Bret Warren, and Roy Friedland	Nominated	[10]
		Achievement in Music Direction And Composition For A Drama Series	Paul F. Antonelli, Ed O’Donnell, John Henry Kreitler, and Wesley B. Boatman, Jr.	Nominated
		Outstanding Original Song	Wesley B. Boatman, Jr., Steven J. Snyder, and John Henry Kreitler for "Brown-Eyed Beauty"	Nominated
			Patsy Meyer, John Henry Kreitler, and R. Jay Flippin for "I Could Live Without You"	Nominated
			John Henry Kreitler, Grant Geissman, and Ali B. Olmo for "No Puedo Olvidar"	Nominated
		Outstanding Younger Actor in a Drama Series	Josh Ryan Evans as Timmy Lenox	Nominated
		Achievement in Live & Direct to Tape Sound Mixing for a Drama Series	Bruce Bottone, Ricky Alvarez, Carol Benedetti, Anthony Dalferes, Scott Heflin, Carol Silverman, Walter New, and Dan Bosworth	Nominated
		Outstanding Drama Series Writing Team	James E. Reilly, Peggy Schibi, Roger Newman, Pete Rich, Maralyn Thoma, Nancy Williams Watt, Ethel Brez, Mel Brez, Shawn Morrison, Marlene Clark Poulter, Darrell Ray Thomas, Jr., Kathleen R. Robinson, and Chris J. Robinson	Nominated
	2002	Outstanding Achievement for a Casting Director for a Drama Series	Jacklynn Briskey	Nominated	[11]
		Outstanding Drama Series Writing Team	James E. Reilly, Peggy Schibi, Roger Newman, Pete Rich, Maralyn Thoma, Nancy Williams Watt, Ethel Brez, Mel Brez, Shawn Morrison, Marlene Clark Poulter, Darrell Ray Thomas, Jr., Kathleen R. Robinson, and Chris J. Robinson	Nominated
	2003	Outstanding Achievement for a Casting Director for a Drama Series	Jacklynn Briskey	Nominated	[12] [13]
		Outstanding Drama Series Directing Team	Peter Brinckerhoff, Grant Johnson, Jim Sayegh, Karen Wilkens, Phideaux Xavier, Tina Keller, Robbin Phillips, Paul Antonelli, Mary Ann Benson, Steven Vincent, Roy Friedland, Michael Caron, and Michelle Azenzer	Nominated
		Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition for a Drama Series	John Henry Kreitler, Wesley B. Boatman, Jr., Ed O'Donnell, and Paul F. Antonelli	Nominated
		Outstanding Drama Series Writing Team	James E. Reilly, Peggy Schibi, Roger Newman, Pete T. Rich, Maralyn Thoma, Nancy Williams Watt, N. Gail Lawrence, Shawn Morrison, Marlene Clark Poulter, Darrell Ray Thomas, Jr., Kathleen R. Robinson, and Chris J. Robinson	Nominated
		Outstanding Original Song	John Henry Kreitler and Faith Rivera for "Forever Near"	Won
	2004	Outstanding Drama Series Directing Team	Peter Brinckerhoff, Grant Johnson, Jim Sayegh, Karen Wilkens, Phideaux Xavier, Tina Keller, Dania L. Guthrie, Paul Antonelli, Mary Ann Benson, Steven Vincent, Roy Friedland, Michael Caron, and Jay Zabriskie	Nominated	[14] [15]
		Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction for a Drama Series	John R. Nance, Mark Torromeo, and Craig Chaddick	Nominated
		Outstanding Original Song	John Henry, Lauren Evans, Cecil Thomas, Jr., and Michael Sechrest for "Last Piece of My Heart"	Nominated
			John Henry Kreitler, Lauren Evans, and Grant Geissman for "Momma, Gotta Let Her Go"	Nominated
			John Henry Kreitler and Monte Seward for "Something About Him"	Nominated
		Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition for a Drama Series	Ed O'Donnell, Paul F. Antonelli, John Henry Kreitler, and Wesley B. Boatman, Jr.	Won
		Outstanding Original Song	John Henry Kreitler and Pete T. Rich for "I Ain't Sorry"	Won
	2005	Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series	Juliet Mills as Tabitha Lenox	Nominated	[16]
		Outstanding Achievement in Multiple Camera Editing For A Drama Series	Mary Ann Benson, Paul Hartel, and Steven Vincent	Nominated
		Most Irresistible Combination	Sam Bennett and Ivy Winthrop	Nominated	[17]
			Luis Lopez-Fitzgerald and Sheridan Crane	Nominated
	2006	Outstanding Achievement in Makeup for a Drama Series	Toby Lamm, Natasja Hewitson, Amy Sparks, and Victoria Doering	Nominated	[18] [19]
		Outstanding Achievement in Live & Direct to Tape Sound Mixing for a Drama Series	Bruce Bottone, Anthony Dalferes, Walter New, Daniel Bosworth, Ricardo Alvarez, Greg Ferrara, Carol Silverman, and Al Taddeo	Won
	2007	Outstanding Younger Actor in a Drama Series	James Stevenson as Jared Casey	Nominated	[20] [21]
		Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design for a Drama Series	Diana Eden	Nominated
		Outstanding Achievement in Hairstyling for a Drama Series	Bobby Grayson, Shelly Scanlon, Christopher O. Smith, and Jeanie Duronslet	Nominated
		Outstanding Achievement in Makeup for a Drama Series	Toby Lamm, Natasja Hewitson, Amy Sparks, and Victoria Doering	Nominated
		Outstanding Original Song	John Henry Kreitler and Wesley B. Boatman, Jr. for "Love is Ectasy"	Won
	2008 [note 1]	Outstanding Achievement for in Costume Design for a Drama Series	Passions	Nominated	[22]
		Outstanding Achievement in Hairstyling for a Drama Series		Nominated
		Outstanding Achievement in Makeup for a Drama Series		Nominated
		Outstanding Achievement in Live & Direct to Tape Sound Mixing for a Drama Series		Nominated
	2009	Outstanding Achievement in Hairstyling for a Drama Series	Bobby H. Grayson, Diane Martinous, and Kristine Tac	Nominated	[23]
GLAAD Media Award	2006	Outstanding Daily Drama	Passions	Won	[24]
	2007			Nominated	[25]
Imagen Awards	2001	Daytime Drama	Passions	Won	[26]
	2002			Won	[27]
	2004			Won	[28]
NAACP Image Awards	2000	Outstanding Actress in a Daytime Drama Series	Tracey Ross as Eve Russell	Nominated	[29]
	2001	Nominated
	2002	Nominated
	2003	Nominated
	2004	Nominated
	2005	Marla Gibbs as Irma Johnson	Nominated	[30]
		Tracey Ross as Eve Russell	Nominated
	2006	Marla Gibbs as Irma Johnson	Nominated	[31]
		Tracey Ross as Eve Russell	Nominated
	2007	Tracey Ross as Eve Russell	Won	[32]
	2008	Brook Kerr as Whitney Russell	Nominated	[33]
		Tracey Ross as Eve Russell	Nominated
Soap Opera Digest Awards	2000	Outstanding Scene Stealer	Josh Ryan Evans as Timmy Lenox	Won	[34]
	2001	Outstanding Heroine	McKenzie Westmore as Sheridan Crane	Won	[35]
		Outstanding Male Scene Stealer	Josh Ryan Evans as Timmy Lenox	Won
		Outstanding Female Scene Stealer	Robin Strasser as Hecuba	Won
Writers Guild of America Awards	2001	Daytime Serials	James E. Reilly, Ethel Brez, Mel Brez, Shawn Morrison, Marlene Clark Poulter, Darrell Ray Thomas Jr., Peggy Schibi, Roger Newman, Pete T. Rich, Maralyn Thoma, and Nancy Williams Watt	Nominated	[36]
Young Artist Award	2000	Best Performance in a Soap Opera: Young Actor	Josh Ryan Evans as Timmy Lenox	Nominated	[37]
		Best Performance in a Daytime TV Series – Young Actress	Chea Courtney as Little Angel Girl	Nominated
			Taylor Anne Mountz as Kay Bennett	Won
	2001		Mary Elizabeth Winstead as Jessica Bennett	Nominated	[38]
	2002		Chea Courtney as Little Angel Girl	Nominated	[39]
YoungStar Award	2000	Best Young Actress/Performance in a Daytime TV Series	Mary Elizabeth Winstead as Jessica Bennett	Nominated	[40]
		Best Young Actor/Performance in a Daytime TV Program	Josh Ryan Evans as Timmy Lenox	Won	[41]

Notes

1. For the 35th Daytime Emmy Awards, the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences did not credit individuals for the Creative Arts Emmy Awards, instead using only the show titles for the nominations. ^[22]

References

Footnotes

1. Variety 2001, p. A10.
2. ALMA Award A.
3. ALMA Award B.
4. Casting Society of America 2000.
5. Casting Society of America 2003.
6. Casting Society of America 2004.
7. Casting Society of America 2005.
8. Casting Society of America 2006.
9. Casting Society of America 2007.
10. Bernstein 2001.
11. Offman 2002.
12. National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences 2003a.
13. National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences 2003b.
14. National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences 2004a.
15. National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences 2004b.
16. National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences 2005a.
17. CBS News 2005.
18. National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences 2006a.
19. National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences 2006b.
20. Bonawitz 2007.
21. National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences 2007.
22. National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences 2008.
23. National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences 2009.
24. GLAAD 2006.
25. GLAAD 2007.
26. Imagen Foundation A.
27. Imagen Foundation B.
28. Kamin 2004.
29. TV Guide B.
30. NAACP 2005.
31. National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences 2005b.
32. NAACP 2007a.
33. NAACP 2007b.
34. Soap Opera Digest 2000.
35. Soap Opera Digest 2001.
36. McNary 2001.
37. Young Artist Foundation 1999.
38. Young Artist Foundation 2000.
39. Young Artist Foundation 2002.
40. TV Guide A.
41. The Hollywood Reporter 2000.

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External links

• Passions awards - IMDb.com