Celebrating its 30th year, the USC Scripter Awards handed out wins to Bruce Miller and Margaret Atwood for lauded Hulu series “The Handmaid’s Tale” as well as James Ivory and Andre Aciman for Oscar-nominated drama “Call Me By Your Name.” Ivory, who is 89, hadn’t been back to his Alma Mater USC for 60 years.
“I made my career on adaptations,” he said.The jury vote for the 30th USC Libraries Scripter Award nominees was so close that two ties resulted for the film and television categories.
Due to a three-way tie in the nomination round, the writers of seven films and the works on which the films are based competed for the honors this year.
(I’m on the Scripter selection committee.)Other nominees included movies “Mudbound,” “Wonder Woman,” “The Disaster Artist,” “The Lost City of Z,’ “Molly’s Game” and “Logan” as well as TV series “Mindhunter,” “Big Little Lies,
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