plot lines. She is known for accusing other medical dramas of copying The Resident, such as Grey's Anatomy and New Amsterdam. In 2019, she signed a new overall deal with 20th Century Fox TV. Jonnie Davis, President of Creative Affairs, said about Jones, “She’s brimming with ideas, and we’re excited to have her continued services on our series as well as her development. She’s an important voice.” Coming from her deal with 20th Century Fox, she is potentially going to be working as co-writer and co-executive producer for a new crime drama at ABC. She is notably not fond of actress Susan Sarandon. Filmography Awards and nominations Jones established herself in the documentary scene by winning First Place at the AFI National Student Film Festival for her short documentary film A Weekend Home in 1975. Later on in her career, she would win the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Screenplay for Indecent Proposal in 1994. In 2019, Jones would win a Sentinel Award for The Resident Episode 220 “If Not Now, When?” alongside co-writers Tianna Majumdar-Langham and Chris Bessounian. Bibliography and further reading Allen, C. (Host). (2019, May 7). Amy Holden Jones, Screenwriter, Mystic Pizza, Beethoven, Indecent Proposal (No. 49) [Audio Podcast Episode]. In The Writer Experience. Flickering Myth. Broyles, Lindsey. “Female Authorship in the Slumber Party Massacre Trilogy,” BA diss., (University of New Mexico, 2016). Collum, Jason Paul. “SLEEPLESS NIGHTS: Revisiting The Slumber Party Massacre 'Don't Open the Door', Directed and Written by Jason Paul Collum (2010: Shout! Factory and B+BOY Productions) DVD. Maclay, Willow C. “Lined Lips and Spiked Bats: Amy Holden Jones and the Women of 'The Slumber Party Massacre',” Notebook, November 11, 2019. Newman, Kim. “The Slumber Party Massacre,” Monthly Film Bulletin, January 1, 1983. References External links Amy Holden Jones at Rotten Tomatoes The Relic - early draft 1955 births 20th-century American screenwriters 21st-century American screenwriters 20th-century American women writers 21st-century American women writers Screenwriters from Massachusetts Living people American women film directors American television producers American women television producers American film producers American television writers American film editors American women screenwriters American women television writers American women film producers American women film editors Film directors from Florida Screenwriters from Florida