List of awards and nominations received by Days of Our Lives

Days of Our Lives is an American daytime television soap opera created by Ted and Betty Corday. It first aired on NBC on November 8, 1965. The following is a list of awards and nominations the show's crew and cast have received.

Daytime Emmy Awards

Outstanding Drama Series

Year	Nominee	Result	Ref
1974	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[1]
1975	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[2]
1976	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[3]
1977	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[4]
1978	Days of Our Lives	Won	[5]
1979	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[6]
1983	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[7]
1984	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[8]
1985	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[9]
1995	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[10]
1996	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[11]
1997	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[12]
1998	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[13]
1999	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[14]
2009	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[15]
2012	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[16]
2013	Days of Our Lives	Won	[17]
2014	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[18]
2015	Days of Our Lives	Won	[19]
2016	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[20]
2017	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[21]
2018	Days of Our Lives	Won	[22]
2019	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[23]

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series

Year	Nominee	Result	Ref
1974	Macdonald Carey (Tom Horton)	Won	[24]
1975	Macdonald Carey (Tom Horton)	Won
	Bill Hayes (Doug Williams)	Nominated	[2]
1976	Macdonald Carey (Tom Horton)	Nominated	[3]
	Bill Hayes (Doug Williams)	Nominated
1979	Jed Allan (Don Craig)	Nominated	[25]
	John Clarke (Mickey Horton)	Nominated
1988	Stephen Nichols (Steve "Patch" Johnson)	Nominated	[26]
2008	Thaao Penghlis (Tony DiMera)	Nominated	[27]
2009	Peter Reckell (Bo Brady)	Nominated	[15]
2010	James Scott (EJ DiMera)	Nominated	[28]
2011	James Scott (EJ DiMera)	Nominated	[29]
2017	Billy Flynn (Chad DiMera)	Nominated	[21]
	Vincent Irizarry (Deimos Kiriakis)	Nominated
2018	James Reynolds (Abe Carver)	Won	[22]
2019	Billy Flynn (Chad DiMera)	Nominated	[23]
	Tyler Christopher (Stefan DiMera)	Nominated	[23]

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series

Year	Nominee	Result	Ref
1975	Susan Flannery (Laura Horton)	Won	[30]
	Susan Seaforth (Julie Williams)	Nominated	[2]
1976	Susan Seaforth (Julie Williams)	Nominated	[3]
1978	Susan Seaforth Hayes (Julie Williams)	Nominated	[31]
1979	Susan Seaforth Hayes (Julie Williams)	Nominated	[25]
1984	Deidre Hall (Marlena Evans)	Nominated	[8]
1985	Deidre Hall (Marlena Evans)	Nominated	[9]
1986	Peggy McCay (Caroline Brady)	Nominated	[32]
1987	Frances Reid (Alice Horton)	Nominated	[33]
1998	Eileen Davidson (Kristen Blake)	Nominated	[13]
2012	Crystal Chappell (Dr. Carly Manning)	Nominated	[16]
2013	Peggy McCay (Caroline Brady)	Nominated	[34]
2014	Eileen Davidson (Kristen DiMera)	Won	[35]
	Arianne Zucker (Nicole Walker)	Nominated	[18]
2015	Peggy McCay (Caroline Brady)	Nominated	[19]
	Alison Sweeney (Sami Brady DiMera)	Nominated
2016	Kassie DePaiva (Eve Donovan)	Nominated	[20]
	Mary Beth Evans (Kayla Brady)	Won
2018	Marci Miller (Abigail Deveraux)	Nominated	[22]
2019	Marci Miller (Abigail Deveraux)	Nominated	[23]

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series

Year	Nominee	Result	Ref
1979	Joseph Gallison (Neil Curtis)	Nominated	[25]
1989	Joseph Campanella (Harper Deveraux)	Nominated	[36]
2004	James Reynolds (Abe Carver)	Nominated	[37]
2013	Matthew Ashford (Jack Deveraux)	Nominated	[34]
2014	Eric Martsolf (Brady Black)	Won	[35]
2017	John Aniston (Victor Kiriakis)	Nominated	[21]
	James Reynolds (Abe Carver)	Nominated	[21]
2018	Chandler Massey (Will Horton)	Nominated	[22]
	Greg Vaughan (Eric Brady)	Won	[22]
2019	Eric Martsolf (Brady Black)	Nominated	[23]
	Greg Rikaart (Leo Stark)	Nominated

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series

Year	Nominee	Result	Ref
1979	Suzanne Rogers (Maggie Horton)	Won	[6]
	Frances Reid (Alice Horton)	Nominated	[25]
1980	Deidre Hall (Marlena Evans)	Nominated	[38]
1986	Leann Hunley (Anna DiMera)	Won	[39]
1987	Peggy McCay (Caroline Brady)	Nominated	[33]
1988	Arleen Sorkin (Calliope Jones)	Nominated	[26]
1989	Jane Elliot (Anjelica Deveraux)	Nominated	[40]
	Arleen Sorkin (Calliope Jones)	Nominated
2000	Patrika Darbo (Nancy Wesley)	Nominated	[41]
2008	Judi Evans (Bonnie Lockhart/Adrienne Johnson)	Nominated	[27]
2009	Tamara Braun (Ava Vitali)	Won	[42]
2010	Arianne Zucker (Nicole Walker)	Nominated	[28]
2013	Arianne Zucker (Nicole Walker)	Nominated	[34]
2016	Peggy McCay (Caroline Brady)	Nominated	[20]
	Melissa Reeves (Jennifer Horton)	Nominated
2017	Kate Mansi (Abigail Deveraux)	Won	[43]
2018	Susan Seaforth Hayes (Julie Williams)	Nominated	[22]
2019	Kassie DePaiva (Eve Donovan)	Nominated	[23]
	Linsey Godfrey (Sarah Horton)	Nominated
	Martha Madison (Belle Black)	Nominated

Outstanding Younger Actor in a Drama Series

Year	Nominee	Result	Ref
1987	Billy Warlock (Frankie Brady)	Nominated	[33]
1988	Billy Warlock (Frankie Brady)	Won	[44]
1989	Darrell Utley (Benjy Hawk)	Nominated	[40]
1998	Jensen Ackles (Eric Brady)	Nominated	[13]
1999	Jensen Ackles (Eric Brady)	Nominated	[45]
2000	Jensen Ackles (Eric Brady)	Nominated	[41]
2003	Kyle Lowder (Brady Black)	Nominated	[46]
2008	Darin Brooks (Max Brady)	Nominated	[27]
2009	Darin Brooks (Max Brady)	Won	[42]
	Blake Berris (Nick Fallon)	Nominated	[15]
2010	Dylan Patton (Will Horton)	Nominated	[28]
2011	Chandler Massey (Will Horton)	Nominated	[29]
2012	Chandler Massey (Will Horton)	Won	[47]
2013	Chandler Massey (Will Horton)	Won	[17]
	Freddie Smith (Sonny Kiriakis)	Nominated	[34]
2014	Chandler Massey (Will Horton)	Won	[35]
2015	Freddie Smith (Sonny Kiriakis)	Won	[19]
2017	James Lastovic (Joey Johnson)	Nominated	[21]
2018	Lucas Adams (Tripp Dalton)	Nominated	[22]
	Casey Moss (JJ Deveraux)	Nominated	[22]
2019	Lucas Adams (Tripp Dalton)	Nominated	[23]
	Kyler Pettis (Theo Carver)	Won

Outstanding Younger Actress in a Drama Series

Year	Nominee	Result	Ref
1985	Kristian Alfonso (Hope Williams)	Nominated	[48]
	Lisa Trusel (Melissa Anderson)	Nominated
1990	Charlotte Ross (Eve Donovan)	Nominated	[49]
1991	Charlotte Ross (Eve Donovan)	Nominated	[50]
1992	Melissa Reeves (Jennifer Horton)	Nominated	[51]
1997	Christie Clark (Carrie Brady)	Nominated	[12]
1998	Christie Clark (Carrie Brady)	Nominated	[13]
2008	Rachel Melvin (Chelsea Brady)	Nominated	[27]
2009	Rachel Melvin (Chelsea Brady)	Nominated	[15]
2010	Molly Burnett (Melanie Layton)	Nominated	[28]
	Shelley Hennig (Stephanie Johnson)	Nominated
2012	Molly Burnett (Melanie Layton)	Nominated	[16]
	Shelley Hennig (Stephanie Johnson)	Nominated
2015	Camila Banus (Gabi Hernandez)	Nominated	[19]
2016	True O'Brien (Paige Larson)	Won	[20]
2018	Olivia Rose Keegan (Claire Brady)	Nominated	[22]
2019	Olivia Rose Keegan (Claire Brady)	Nominated	[23]
	Victoria Konefal (Ciara Brady)	Nominated

Outstanding Drama Series Writing Team

Year	Nominee	Result	Ref
1975	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[52]
1976	Days of Our Lives	Won	[53]
1977	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[54]
1978	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[55]
1979	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[56]
1994	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[57]
1997	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[12]
1998	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[13]
1999	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[14]
2011	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[29]
2012	Days of Our Lives	Won	[47]
2014	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[18]
2015	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[19]
2017	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[21]
2018	Days of Our Lives	Won	[22]
2019	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[58]

Other Daytime Emmy awards

Year	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref
1974	Best Individual Director for a Drama Series	Wes Kenney	Won
	Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Won
1980	Outstanding Cameo Appearance in a Daytime Drama Series	Hugh McPhillips (Hugh Pearson)	Won
1988	Outstanding Make-Up for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Won
	Outstanding Hairstyling for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Won
	Outstanding Costume Design for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Won
1990	Outstanding Music Direction for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Won
1991	Outstanding Make-Up for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Won
1992	Outstanding Make-Up for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Won
1995	Outstanding Hairstyling for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Won
1997	Outstanding Make-Up for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Won
	Outstanding Hairstyling for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Won
	Outstanding Art Direction/Set Decoration/Scenic Design for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Won
	Outstanding Music Direction for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Won
1999	Outstanding Hairstyling for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Won
2004	Lifetime Achievement Award	John Clarke (Mickey Horton) and Frances Reid (Alice Horton)	Won
	Outstanding Multiple Camera Editing for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Won
2007	Outstanding Multiple Camera Editing for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Won
2008	Outstanding Hairstyling for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Won
2012	Outstanding Stunt Coordination	Days of Our Lives	Won
	Outstanding Make-Up for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Won
2013	Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Won
	Outstanding Stunt Coordination	Days of Our Lives	Won
	Outstanding Set Decoration for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Nominated
	Outstanding Casting for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Nominated
	Outstanding Costume Design for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Nominated
	Outstanding Hairstyling for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Nominated
	Outstanding Make-Up for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Nominated
2015	Outstanding Art Direction/Set Decoration/Scenic Design for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Won	[59]
	Outstanding Multiple Camera Editing for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Won
	Outstanding Live and Direct to Tape Sound Mixing for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Won
	Outstanding Casting Director for a Drama Series	Marnie Saitta for Days of Our Lives	Nominated
	Outstanding Costume Design for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Nominated
	Outstanding Hairstyling for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Nominated
	Outstanding Makeup for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Nominated
	Outstanding Music Direction and Composition for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Nominated
	Outstanding Technical Team for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Nominated
2016	Outstanding Music Direction and Composition for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Won
2017	Outstanding Casting for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Won
	Outstanding Live and Direct to Tape Sound Mixing for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Won
	Outstanding Music Direction and Composition for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Won
	Outstanding Original Song for a Drama Series	Days of Our Lives	Won

Directors Guild of America Awards

Year	Category	Nominee(s)	Result	Ref
1999	Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Daytime Serials	Herbet Stein and Roger W. Inman for Episode #8,557	Won	[60]
2001	Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Daytime Serials	Randy Robbins for Episode #8,991	Nominated	[61]
2005	Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Daytime Serials	Herbet Stein and Albert Alarr for Episode #10,090	Nominated	[60]
2008	Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Daytime Serials	Noel Maxam for "This Is It" (Episode #10,763)	Nominated	[62]
2012	Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Daytime Serials	Albert Alarr for Episode #11,895	Nominated	[63]

GLAAD Media Awards

Year	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref
2012	Outstanding Daily Drama	Days of Our Lives	Won	[64]
2013	Outstanding Daily Drama	Days of Our Lives	Won	[65]
2014	Outstanding Daily Drama	Days of Our Lives	Won	[66]
2015	Outstanding Daily Drama	Days of Our Lives	Won	[67]
2018	Outstanding Daily Drama	Days of Our Lives	Nominated	[68]

People's Choice Awards

Year	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref
1997	Favorite Daytime Serial	Days of Our Lives	Won	[69]
1998	Favorite Daytime Serial	Days of Our Lives	Won	[70]
2002	Favorite Daytime Serial	Days of Our Lives	Won	[71]
2003	Favorite Daytime Serial	Days of Our Lives	Won	[72]

PRISM Awards

Year	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref
1999	TV Daytime Drama Series Continuing Storyline	Lucas and Maggie	Won	[73]
2000	TV Daytime Drama Series Episode or Storyline	"Fetal Alcohol Syndrome" storyline	Won	[74]
2012	Daytime Drama Series Storyline	Matthew Ashford for Jack Deveraux's post traumatic stress syndrome	Won	[75]
2013	Daytime Drama Series Storyline	Peggy McCay for Caroline Brady's battle with Alzheimer's disease	Won
2014	Daytime Drama Series Storyline	Eric Martsolf for Brady Black's drug and alcohol addiction	Won	[76]

Writers Guild of America Awards

Best Television Writing in a Daytime Drama

Year	Nominee(s)	Result	Ref
1988	Sheri Anderson, Leah Laiman, Anne M. Schoettle, Thom Racina, Shelly Moore, Dena Breshears, Richard J. Allen, Linda Campanelli, Maralyn Thoma, Michelle Poteet Lisanti, Peggy Schibi, Penina Spiegel, Ted Kubiak	Nominated	[77]
1992	Anne M. Schoettle, Richard J. Allen, Gene Palumbo, Leah Laiman, Dena Higley, Marcia E. Greenlaw, Roberto Lollederman, Beth Milstein, Sheri Anderson, Michelle Poteet Lisanti, Mike Cohen, Maura Penders, Mary Le Donne, Penina Spiegel, Marlene Clark and Dwight D. Smith	Nominated	[78]
1994	Maura Penders, James E. Reilly, Sheri Anderson, Dena Higley, Mel Brez, Ethel M. Brez, Marlene Clark Poulter, Dorothy Ann Purser, Fran Myers, Maralyn Thoma, Michelle Poteet Lisanti, Mary Jeannett LeDonne, Elizabeth Harrower, Pete T. Rich and N. Gail Lawrence	Nominated	[79]
2000	Sally Sussman Morina, Dena Higley, Marlene Clark Poulter, Dorothy Ann Purser, Victor Gialanella, Meredith Post, Peter Brash, Peggy Schibi, Fran Myers, Maralyn Thoma, Joyce Rosenblad, Bruce Neckels and Sofia Landon Geier	Won	[80]
2002	Tom Langan, Dena Higley, Dorothy Ann Purser, Victor Gialanella, Peter Brash, Paula Cwikly, Frances Myers, Sofia Landon Geier, Jeanne Marie Grunwell, Randy Holland, Edwin Klein, Richard Culliton, Christopher Whitesell, Joyce Rosenblad and Cydney Kelley	Nominated	[81]
2013	Lorraine Broderick, Carolyn Culliton, Richard Culliton, Rick Draughon, Christopher Dunn, Lacey Dyer, Janet Iacobuzio, David A. Levinson, Ryan Quan, Dave Ryan, Melissa Salmons, Roger Schroeder, Elizabeth Snyder, Christopher J. Whitesell and Nancy Williams Watt	Nominated	[82]
2014	Lorraine Broderick, David Cherrill, Carolyn Culliton, Richard Culliton, Rick Draughon, Christopher Dunn, Janet Iacobuzio, David A. Levinson, Ryan Quan, Dave Ryan, Melissa Salmons and Christopher J. Whitesell	Won	[83]
2015	Lorraine Broderick, David Cherrill, Carolyn Culliton, Richard Culliton, Rick Draughon, Christopher Dunn, Janet Iacobuzio, Ryan Quan, Dave Ryan, Melissa Salmons and Christopher J. Whitesell	Nominated	[84]

Young Artist Awards

Year	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref
1979	Best Juvenile Actor in a Daytime Series	Meegan King (Pete Curtis)	Won	[85]
		Mikey Martin	Nominated
	Best Juvenile Actress in a Daytime Series	Tracey E. Bregman (Donna Temple Craig)	Won
		Natasha Ryan (Hope Brady)	Nominated
1980	Best Young Actor – Daytime TV Series	Jeremy Schoenberg	Nominated	[86]
	Best Young Actress – Daytime TV Series	Tracey E. Bregman (Donna Temple Craig)	Nominated
1989	Best Young Actor in a Daytime Drama Series	Michael Bays (Julio Ramirez)	Won	[87]
		Darrell Utley (Benjy Hawk)	Nominated
	Best Young Actress in a Daytime Drama Series	Christie Clark (Carrie Brady)	Nominated
		Charlotte Ross (Eve Donovan)	Nominated
1991	Best Young Actor in a Daytime Drama Series	Scott Groff (Shawn-Douglas Brady)	Nominated	[88]
	Best Young Actress in a Daytime Series	Aimee Brooks (Sarah Horton)	Won
1992	Best Young Actor in a Daytime Drama Series	Scott Groff (Shawn-Douglas Brady)	Won	[89]
1998	Best Performance in a Daytime Drama: Young Performers (Male)	Collin O'Donnell (Shawn-Douglas Brady)	Won	[90]
2002	Best Performance in a TV Drama Series: Leading Young Actress	Kirsten Storms (Belle Black)	Won	[91]
2004	Best Performance in a TV Series: Supporting Young Actor	Christopher Gerse (Will Roberts)	Nominated	[92]
	Best Performance in a TV Series: Recurring Young Actor	Darian Weiss (Will Roberts)	Nominated
	Best Performance in a TV Series: Recurring Young Actress	Jillian Clare (Abigail Deveraux)	Won
2005	Best Performance in a TV Series: Recurring Young Actor	Christopher Gerse (Will Roberts)	Nominated	[93]
	Best Performance in a TV Series: Recurring Young Actress	Jillian Clare (Abigail Deveraux)	Won
2009	Best Performance in a TV Series: Recurring Young Actor	Terrell Ransom Jr. (Theo Carver)	Nominated	[94]
2011	Best Performance in a Daytime TV Series: Young Actor	Dylan Patton (Will Horton)	Nominated	[95]
	Best Performance in a Daytime TV Series: Young Actress	Taylor Spreitler (Mia McCormick)	Nominated
		Gabriela Rodriquez (Gabi Hernandez)	Nominated
	Best Performance in a Daytime TV Series: Young Actress 12 and under	Lauren Boles (Ciara Brady)	Nominated
2012	Best Performance in a Daytime TV Series: Young Actress 10 and under	Lauren Boles (Ciara Brady)	Nominated	[96]
2013	Best Performance in a Daytime TV Series: Young Actor	Terrell Ransom Jr. (Theo Carver)	Nominated	[97]
	Best Performance in a Daytime TV Series: Young Actress 10 and under	Campbell Rose (Allie Horton)	Nominated

Other awards

Year	Award	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref
1991	Environmental Media Awards	Daytime Television	Days of Our Lives	Won	[98]
1999	TV Guide Awards	Favorite Soap Opera	Days of Our Lives	Won	[99]
2000		Favorite Soap Opera	Days of Our Lives	Won	[100]

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