21st Golden Eagle Awards

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The 21st Golden Eagle Awards were held September 15, 2003, in Changsha, Hunan province. [1] Nominees and winners are listed below, winners are in bold.

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Television Series

Best Television Series

Best Mini-series

Best Directing in a Television Series

Best Writing in a Television Series

Best Actor in a Television Series

Best Actress in a Television Series

Best Art Direction in a Television Series

Best Cinematography in a Television Series

Best Lighting in a Television Series

Best Sound Recording in a Television Series

Favorite Actor

Favorite Actress

Literature & Art Program

Best Literature and Art Program

not awarded this year

Best Directing for a Literature and Art Program

Best Art Direction for a Literature and Art Program

Documentary

Best Television Documentary

Best Short Documentary

Best Writing and Directing for a Television Documentary

Best Cinematography for a Television Documentary

Best Sound Recording for a Television Documentary

not awarded this year

Children & Teens Program

Best Animation

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