AwardsSidney Sheldon was awarede in memoriam as a Gold Circle honoree from The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS), Pacific Southwest Chapter.
Sidney Sheldon received the 2002 Will Rogers Memorial Award given by the Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce.
LITERACY NETWORK OF GREATER LOS ANGELES "LITERACY LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD" (2001)
SIDNEY SHELDON DAY IN CHICAGO (November 2, 2000)
Chicago Mayoral Proclamation
SIDNEY SHELDON HONORED WITH "GREAT AUTHORS OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY" STAMP (1999)
Declared Sidney Sheldon Day by Mayor of Beverly Hills
PORTALS GOLDEN BELL AWARD (1997)
THE GUINNESS BOOK OF WORLD RECORDS
World's Most Translated Author (1997)
HONORABLE CITIZEN AWARD
Los Angeles Public Library (1995)
NATIONAL SPOKESMAN FOR LIBRARIES FOR THE FUTURE (1994)
DEAUVILLE FILM FESTIVAL (1993)
Prix Litteraire de Deauville Award
STAR ON PALM SPRINGS WALK OF STARS (1993)
GOLDEN PLATE AWARD (1990)
American Academy of Achievement
FREEDOM TO READ (1988)
Roll of Honor Award
STAR ON HOLLYWOOD WALK OF FAME (1988)
Hollywood Chamber of Commerce
CITY OF HOPE (1987)
MEDICAL CENTER AIDES
Plaque of Appreciation
L.A. REGIONAL FOODBANK (1987)
Gold Plaque (Plaque of Appreciation)
FREEDOM TO READ (1985)
Friends of the Chicago Public Library
SIDNEY SHELDON DAY IN CHICAGO (1983)
Chicago Mayoral Proclamation
BICENTENNIAL TRIBUTE TO MEN AND WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT (1983)
Metromedia, Inc.
LIBRARY TRUST AWARD (1980)
Brandeis University
National Women's Committee
Los Angeles Chapter
JEWISH COMMUNITY FEDERATION (1979)
United Jewish Welfare Fund
Plaque of Appreciation
USC DIVISION OF CINEMA (1979)
Awarded membership in CINEMA CIRCULUS
AWARD OF EXCELLENCE (1978)
Authors and Celebrities Forum
PACIFICA AWARDS (1973)
EDGAR ALLAN POE AWARD (1969)
Mystery Writers of America for
The Naked Face NATIONAL ACADEMY OF TELEVISION ARTS & SCIENCES (1966-67 Awards)
Nominated for Outstanding Writing Achievement in Comedy for "I Dream of Jeannie"
BOX OFFICE - BLUE RIBBON AWARD (1963)
(Screenplay) "Billy Rose's Jumbo"
SCREENWRITERS ANNUAL AWARD (1962)
Nominated for writing achievement for "Billy Rose's Jumbo" as "the best written American musical of 1962"
ANTOINETTE PERRY AWARD (1959)
For authors of a musical - "Redhead"
SCREENWRITERS GUILD AWARD (1951)
"Annie Get Your Gun"
BOX OFFICE - BLUE RIBBON AWARD (1948)
(Screenplay) "Easter Parade"
ACADEMY OF MOTION PICTURE ARTS & SCIENCES (1948)
Academy Award of Merit for Outstanding Achievement for "The Bachelor and the Bobby Soxer"
BOX OFFICE - BLUE RIBBON AWARD (1947)
(Screenplay) "The Bachelor & the Bobby Soxer"
Film CreditsTHE BACHELOR AND THE BOBBY SOXER (RKO/1947)
Screenplay
Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay
EASTER PARADE (MGM/1948)
Screenplay
Screen Writers Guild Award for Best Musical
ANNIE GET YOUR GUN (MGM/1950)
Screenplay
Screen Writers Guild Award for Best Musical
NANCY GOES TO RIO (MGM/1950)
THREE GUYS NAMED MIKE (MGM/1951)
Screenplay
NO QUESTIONS ASKED (1951)
Screenplay
SOUTH OF PANAMA (1941)
Screenplay
RICH, YOUNG AND PRETTY (1951)
Screenplay
JUST THIS ONCE (1952)
Screenplay
DREAM WIFE (MGM/1953)
Screenplay; Directed
REMAINS TO BE SEEN (1953)
Screenplay
YOU'RE NEVER TOO YOUNG (Paramount/1955)
Screenplay
PARDNERS (Paramount/1956)
Screenplay
ANYTHING GOES (Paramount/1956)
Screenplay
THE BIRDS AND THE BEES (1956)
Screenplay
SHE'S IN THE ARMY (1942)
Screenplay
THE BUSTER KEATON STORY (Paramount/1957)
Screenplay; Co-produced and directed
ALL IN A NIGHT'S WORK (Paramount/1961)
Screenplay
BILLY ROSE'S JUMBO (MGM/1962)
Screenplay
THE NAKED FACE (1970's)
Cannon Films
starring Roger Moore
THE OTHER SIDE OF MIDNIGHT (1970's)
Produced by Frank Yablans
starring John Beck, Susan Sarandon and Marie France Pisier
BLOODLINE (1970's) Paramount Pictures
starring Audrey Hepburn, Ben Gazarra, Michelle Phillips, Omar Shariff
