Written By Rick Ellis, March 10th, 2004

"City of God," "Thirteen," "21 Grams," "Wonderland" and "Love and Diane" will compete for the Entertainment Industries Council's top Prism prize for theatrical feature film at the eighth annual Prism Awards on April 29th.

The list of 100 nominees for the show, to be held at the Hollywood Palladium, were announced today. The Prism Award will be televised May 16th on the FX Network.

The Prism Awards are presented in partnership with The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the National Institute on Drug Abuse/National Institutes of Health, and are the entertainment industry's annual recognition for the accurate depiction of drug, alcohol and tobacco use and addiction in movies, television, video, music, interactive and comic book entertainment.

THEATRICAL FEATURE FILM
"City of God" (Miramax Films)
"Love and Diane" (Chilmark Productions/Independent Television Service/Women Make Movies)
"Thirteen" (Fox Searchlight Pictures/Working Title Films/Antidote Films/Michael London Productions)
"21 Grams" (Focus Features/That is That/Y Productions/23 Films LLC)
"Wonderland" (Lions Gate Films)

PERFORMANCE IN A THEATRICAL FEATURE FILM
Benicio Del Torro, "21 Grams"
Holly Hunter, "Thirteen"
Dylan McDermott, "Wonderland"
Nikki Reed, "Thirteen"
Evan Rachel Wood, "Thirteen"

FILM FESTIVAL
"Beautiful Kid" (MC Productions/Last Run LLC)
"Happy Hour" (Curb Entertainment/Davis Entertainment Filmworks/O'Hara-Klein)
"Junked" (A.J. Productions/Harley House/Junked LLC/Hollywood Independents)
"Swimming Upstream" (Media Entertainment Inc./Echelon Entertainment)

TELEVISION COMEDY SERIES EPISODE
"Girlfriends," Blood is Thicker Than Liquor (Paramount Network Television/ Grammet Productions/Happy Camper Productions/UPN)
"Grounded for Life," Henry's Been Working for the Drug Squad (Carsey Werner Mandabach/Tujunga Productions/The WB Television Network)
"Half & Half," The Big Hit It and Quit It Episode (Sister Lee Productions/Eye Productions/ UPN)
"Reba," Calling the Pot Brock (20th Century Fox Television/Acme Productions/Bee Caves Road Productions/The WB Television Network)
"Run of the House," Where There's Smoke (Warner Bros. Television/The Tannenbaum Co./ Two Out Rally Productions/ The WB Television Network.)

PERFORMANCE IN A TELEVISION COMEDY EPISODE
Ted Danson, "Becker"
Joseph Lawrence, "Run of the House"
Donal Logue, "Grounded for Life"
Reba McIntyre, "Reba"

TELEVISION DRAMA SERIES EPISODE
"Boston Public," Chapter Sixty-Four (20th Century Fox Television/David E. Kelley Productions/Fox Broadcasting Co.)
"The District," Acceptable Losses (Universal Television/CBS Productions/Di Novi Pictures/CBS Entertainment)
"Law & Order: SVU," Choice (Universal Television/Wolf Films/NBC Entertainment)
"NYPD Blue," I Kid You Not (Steven Bochco Productions/ ABC Entertainment)
"The Practice," Down the Hatch (20th Century Fox Television/David E. Kelley Productions/ABC Entertainment)

PERFORMANCE IN A TELEVISION DRAMA SERIES EPISODE
Dennis Franz, "NYPD Blue"
Steve Harris, "The Practice"
Christopher Meloni and Mariska Hargitay, "Law & Order: SVU"
Craig T. Nelson, "The District"
Lori Petty, "NYPD Blue"

TV DRAMA SERIES MULTI EPISODE STORYLINE
"The Division," Cradle Will Rock / Radioactive Spiders / Wish You Were Here (Viacom Productions/Lifetime Television)
"Judging Amy," CSO Hartford / Ex Parte of Five / Into the Fire / Just Say Oops / The Long Goodbye / Looking for Quarters / Marry Marry Quite Contrary (20th Century Fox Television/CBS Productions/Barbara Hall-Joseph Stern Productions/CBS Entertainment)
"Queer as Folk," Episode #313 / Episode #314 (Tony Jonas Productions/Cowlip Productions/Temple Street Productions/Showtime Networks)
"Six Feet Under," I'm Sorry, I'm Lost / Twilight (Greenblatt Janollari Studios/Actual Size Inc./HBO Original Programming)
"Third Watch," Collateral Damage (Warner Bros. Television/John Wells Productions/NBC Entertainment)

PERFORMANCE IN A TELEVISION DRAMA SERIES MULTI-EPISODE STORYLINE
Peter Krause, "Six Feet Under"
Scott Lowell, "Queer as Folk"
Nancy McKeon, "The Division"
Molly Price, "Third Watch"
Kevin Rahm, "Judging Amy"

TELEVISION MOVIE OR MINISERIES
"Acts of Worship" (Manifesto Films/Worship Productions/The Sundance Channel)
"A Date with Darkness: The Trial and Capture of Andrew Luster" (Larry Thompson Entertainment/Lifetime Television)
"Homeless to Harvard: The Liz Murray Story" (Patriarch Pictures/Barnett Bain Productions/Metafilmics/Lifetime Television)
"Kingpin" (Spelling Television/NBC Studios/Knee Deep Productions/NBC Entertainment)
"On Thin Ice" (Once Upon a Time Films/Hallmark Entertainment/Lifetime Television)

PERFORMANCE IN A TV MOVIE OR MINISERIES
Thora Birch, "Homeless to Harvard: The Liz Murray Story"
Jason Gedrick, "A Date with Darkness: The Trial and Capture of Andrew Luster"
Diane Keaton, "On Thin Ice"
Sheryl Lee, "Kingpin"
Kelly Lynch, "Homeless to Harvard: The Liz Murray Story"