2000 Saturn Award Winners
The academy is a non-profit organization that was founded in 1972 by Dr. Donald A. Reed "to honor, promote and recognize the many talented individuals working in the genre filmmaking field." To be eligible for a Saturn Award, a film must have been screened for the general academy membership in California.

Best Science Fiction Film

• The Matrix

Best Fantasy Film

• Being John Malkovich

Best Horror Film

• The Sixth Sense

Best Action/Adventure/Thriller Film

• The Green Mile

Best Actor

• Tim Allen, Galaxy Quest

Best Actress

• Christina Ricci, Sleepy Hollow

Best Supporting Actor

• Michael Clarke Duncan, The Green Mile

Best Supporting Actress

• Patricia Clarkson, The Green Mile

Best Performance by a Younger Actor

• Haley Joel Osment, The Sixth Sense

Best Direction

• Andy and Larry Wachowski, The Matrix

Best Writing

• Charlie Kaufman, Being John Malkovich

Best Music

• Danny Elfman, Sleepy Hollow

Best Costume

• Trisha Biggar, Star Wars: Episode I

Best Makeup

• Nick Dudman, Aileen Seaton, The Mummy

Best Special Effects

• Rob Coleman, John Knoll, Dennis Muren, Scott Squires, Star Wars: Episode I

Best Genre Home Video Release

• Free Enterprise

Best Network Television Series

• Now and Again, CBS

Best Syndicated Television Series

• Stargate SG-1

Best Single Television Presentation

• Stephen King's Storm of the Century, ABC

Best Actor on Television

• David Boreanaz, Angel

Best Actress on Television

• Margaret Colin, Now and Again

Best Supporting Actor on Television

• Dennis Haysbert, Now and Again

Best Supporting Actress on Television

• Justina Vail, Seven Days

Special Saturn Award Winners

• Dick Van Dyke, Life Career Award
• George Barris, Life Career Award
• Douglas Z. Wick, The George Pal Memorial Award
• Richard Donner, President's Award
• Jeffrey Walker, Service Award