The Writers Guild Award for Best Written Film Concerning American Scene was an award presented from 1949 to 1952 by the Writers Guild of America, after which it was discontinued.
Winners & Nominees Source:
Notes
The year indicates when the film was released. The awards are presented the following year.
YearFilmWriter(s)1948The Snake PitFrank Partos and Millen BrandAll My SonsChester ErskineAnother Part of the ForestVladimir PoznerApartment for PeggyGeorge SeatonCall Northside 777Jerome Cady, and Jay DratlerCommand DecisionGeorge FroeschelCry of the CityRichard MurphyI Remember MamaDewitt BodeenLouisiana StoryFrances H. Flaherty, and Robert FlahertyThe Naked CityAlbert Maltz, and Malvin WaldThe Street with no NameHarry Kleiner1949All the King's MenRobert RossenHome of the BraveCarl ForemanIntruder in the DustBen MaddowLost BoundariesVirginia Shaler, and Eugene KingPinkyPhilip Dunne, and Dudley Nichols1950The MenCarl ForemanBroken ArrowAlbert MaltzNo Way OutJoseph L.Mankiewicz, and Lesser SamuelsPanic in the StreetsRichard Murphy, Daniel FuchsThe Asphalt JungleBen Maddow, and John Huston1951Bright VictoryRobert Henry BucknerA Place in the SunMichael Wilson, and Harry BrownDeath of a Salesman,Stanley RobertsSaturday's HeroSidney Buchman, and Millard LampedllThe WellRussell Rouse, and Clarence Green
References
External links
WGA.org