13th Saturn Awards

The 13th Saturn Awards, honoring the best in science fiction, fantasy and horror film in 1985, were held on May 28, 1986.[1]

13th Saturn Awards
Date	May 28, 1986
Site	California, U.S.
Highlights
Most awards	Back to the Future, Fright Night (3)
Most nominations	Back to the Future (9)

Winners and nominees

Below is a complete list of nominees and winners. Winners are highlighted in bold.

Michael J. Fox, Best Actor winner.

Coral Browne, Best Actress winner.

Roddy McDowall, Best Supporting Actor winner.

Ron Howard, Best Director winner.

Tom Savini, Best Make-up winner.

Film awards

Best Science Fiction Film	Best Fantasy Film
Back to the Future Cocoon Enemy Mine Mad Max 3: Beyond Thunderdome A View to a Kill	Ladyhawke Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins Return to Oz The Purple Rose of Cairo Young Sherlock Holmes
Best Horror Film	Best Performance by a Younger Actor
Fright Night Lifeforce A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge Re-Animator The Return of the Living Dead	Barret Oliver – D.A.R.Y.L. as Daryl Fairuza Balk – Return to Oz as Dorothy Gale Jeff Cohen – The Goonies as Lawrence "Chunk" Cohen Ilan Mitchell-Smith – Weird Science as Wyatt O'Donnelly Amelia Shankley – Dreamchild as Young Alice
Best Actor	Best Actress
Michael J. Fox – Back to the Future as Marty McFly Hume Cronyn – Cocoon as Joe Finley Louis Gossett Jr. – Enemy Mine as Jeriba 'Jerry' Shigan James Karen – The Return of the Living Dead as Frank Chris Sarandon – Fright Night as Jerry Dandrige	Coral Browne – Dreamchild as Alice Hargreaves Glenn Close – Maxie as Jan / Maxie Mia Farrow – The Purple Rose of Cairo as Cecilia Michelle Pfeiffer – Ladyhawke as Isabeau d'Anjou Jessica Tandy – Cocoon as Alma Finley
Best Supporting Actor	Best Supporting Actress
Roddy McDowall – Fright Night as Peter Vincent Joel Grey – Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins as Chiun Crispin Glover – Back to the Future as George McFly Ian Holm – Dreamchild as Charles L. Dodgson / Lewis Carroll Christopher Lloyd – Back to the Future as Dr. Emmett Brown	Anne Ramsey – The Goonies as Mama Fratelli Ruth Gordon (posthumous nomination) – Maxie as Mrs. Lavin Grace Jones – A View to a Kill as May Day Lea Thompson – Back to the Future as Lorraine Baines Gwen Verdon – Cocoon as Bess McCarthy
Best Director	Best Writing
Ron Howard – Cocoon Woody Allen – The Purple Rose of Cairo Tom Holland – Fright Night George Miller – Mad Max 3: Beyond Thunderdome Dan O'Bannon – The Return of the Living Dead Robert Zemeckis – Back to the Future	Tom Holland – Fright Night Tom Benedek – Cocoon Terry Hayes, George Miller – Mad Max 3: Beyond Thunderdome Woody Allen – The Purple Rose of Cairo Chris Columbus – Young Sherlock Holmes
Best Music	Best Costume
Bruce Broughton – Young Sherlock Holmes Alan Silvestri – Back to the Future Maurice Jarre – The Bride James Horner – Cocoon Andrew Powell – Ladyhawke	Nanà Cecchi – Ladyhawke Deborah Lynn Scott – Back to the Future Shirley Russell – The Bride Norma Moriceau – Mad Max 3: Beyond Thunderdome Raymond Hughes – Return to Oz
Best Make-up	Best Special Effects
Tom Savini – Day of the Dead Chris Walas – Enemy Mine Rob Bottin – Explorers Anthony Doublin, John Naulin, John Carl Buechler – Re-Animator William Munns – The Return of the Living Dead	Kevin Pike – Back to the Future (The L.A. Effects Group) – Commando Bruce Nicholson, Ralph Winter – Explorers Richard Edlund – Fright Night (Apogee) – Lifeforce

George Pal Memorial Award

• Charles Band

Life Career Award

• Vincent Price

President's Award

• Woody Allen – The Purple Rose of Cairo

References

1. 13th Saturn Awards at IMDb.

External links

• Official Website