The winners have been announced for the Creative Arts Emmys. Since I really only have an intermittent interest in the Emmys period, I'll focus on the winners care about. For full results, click
here. Kathy Griffin lovingly calls them the "Schemmys." She was nominated again for
My Life on the D-List, alas didn't win, possibly for fear of more attacks on deities.
ACTING:
- Guest Actor (Drama)- John Lithgow, Dexter
- Guest Actress (Drama)- Ann-Margaret, Law & Order, SVU
- Guest Actor (Comedy)- Neil Patrick Harris, Glee
- Guest Actress (Comedy)- Betty White, Saturday Night Live
- Voiceover Performance- Anne Hathaway, The Simpsons
ANIMATION:
- Animated Program- Disney Prep & Landing
- Short Form Animated Program- Robot Chicken
CASTING:
- Drama Series- Mad Men
- Comedy Series- Modern Family
- Movie or Mini-Series- The Pacific
REALITY PROGRAM:
- Reality Program- Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution
- Reality Show Host- Jeff Probst, Survivor
VARIETY SHOW:
- Variety Special- The Kennedy Center Honors
- Variety Show Writing- The Colbert Report
<---Anne Hathaway is an
EMMY winner! Could this be her first step in joining the elite triple crown club (Emmy\Oscar\Tony)? I enjoy her, and she has a nice singing voice, could she even manage the elusive
EGOT club? She's already in the Oscar conversation this year for
Love & Other Drugs, and I believe is just starting to burnish the princess image, and establishing herself as an actress of true range; hopefully the magic she provided in
Rachel Getting Married was no fluke. Ironically her Emmy win was for voicing "Princess Penelope" on an episode of
The Simpsons.
Anyone shocked by Betty White's win? Just wondering...not that I'm bad-mouthing it at all; her SNL appearance was event television without question.
One small quibble from a noteworthy guest acting list (Harris was pretty sweet in
Glee!)-- wasn't John Lithgow a key plot point on
Dexter, and perhaps more worthy in supporting actor, than merely guest star?
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