EMMY AWARD - GAME OF THRONE HAS 23 NOMINATIONS
Game of Thrones has led the ground for television show for the coveted Primetime Emmy Award with 23 nominations Thursday.
This the third time in three straight years. The HBO's fantasy movie is about noble families who are vying for control of a throne called "Iron Throne". This movie is competing for the outstanding drama series for the 5th times in a role, the Television Academy announced.
It was ranked in the in record-breaking 12 awards last year and now it has gotten 23 nominations. Game of Throne faces competitions from "House of Cards", "Better Call Saul", "Mr Robot", "Downton Abbey", "The Americans" and "Homeland".
FX’s hotly-tipped “The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story” scored the second highest tally with 22 nods, followed by “Fargo” with 18.
Anthony Anderson, star of ABC’s hit series “black-ish,” and “Gilmore Girls” actress Lauren Graham presented the nominations for the 68th Emmy Awards at the Television Academy in Los Angeles.
Anderson whooped when Graham read out his name in the best comedy actor category, shouting: “Hi momma — I know you’re watching!”
HBO’s political comedy “Veep,” starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus as hapless President Selina Meyer — scored 17 nominations for television’s equivalent of the Oscars, to be handed out on September 18 in Los Angeles.
Several hotly tipped shows missed out on widely-expected nods, however, including “The Good Wife,” which was shut out of best show honors, and Netflix’s prison comedy drama “Orange is the New Black” which failed to pick up a single nomination.
“Television dominates entertainment conversation and is enjoying the most spectacular run in its history… Today marks the start of our annual celebration of the best of the best,” said Academy chairman Bruce Rosenblum.
– Star-studded –
“Empire,” Fox’s debut melodrama about family feuds in a musical empire, picked up just one nomination despite its success with TV viewers, 17.6 million of whom tuned into the first season finale.
That went to Taraji P. Henson in the best actress in a drama category for her portrayal of family matriarch Cookie Lyon. Henson would be only the second African American actress to pick up prize.
Another black actress, Viola Davis, won the category last year and is nominated in the same category for her work on ABC’s “How to Get Away with Murder.”
Comedy show “Saturday Night Live” scored 16 nominations to squeeze into the top five, edging out political thriller “House of Cards,” which managed 13 nods.
The Television Academy’s 19,000 members were given two weeks in June to sift through a crowded field of more than 8,000 entries from shows aired during the previous 12 months across 113 categories.
The most star-studded category was perhaps lead actor in a limited series or TV movie which included six-time Emmy winner Bryan Cranston, who has received rave reviews for anchoring HBO’s Lyndon B. Johnson biopic “All the Way.”
Benedict Cumberbatch, Idris Elba, Cuba Gooding Jr, Tom Hiddleston and Courtney B. Vance were also nominated while other big name contenders in the category including Bill Murray and Johnny Depp missed out.
The topic of race figured heavily in the limited series category — formerly known as “outstanding miniseries” — with “The People v. O.J. Simpson” matched up with historical saga “Roots” and ABC’s “American Crime.”
“Downton Abbey,” which picked up eight nominations last year but won only for hairstyling, marks its final season with 10 nods, including a fourth in the prestigious outstanding drama category.
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This the third time in three straight years. The HBO's fantasy movie is about noble families who are vying for control of a throne called "Iron Throne". This movie is competing for the outstanding drama series for the 5th times in a role, the Television Academy announced.
It was ranked in the in record-breaking 12 awards last year and now it has gotten 23 nominations. Game of Throne faces competitions from "House of Cards", "Better Call Saul", "Mr Robot", "Downton Abbey", "The Americans" and "Homeland".
FX’s hotly-tipped “The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story” scored the second highest tally with 22 nods, followed by “Fargo” with 18.
Anthony Anderson, star of ABC’s hit series “black-ish,” and “Gilmore Girls” actress Lauren Graham presented the nominations for the 68th Emmy Awards at the Television Academy in Los Angeles.
Anderson whooped when Graham read out his name in the best comedy actor category, shouting: “Hi momma — I know you’re watching!”
HBO’s political comedy “Veep,” starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus as hapless President Selina Meyer — scored 17 nominations for television’s equivalent of the Oscars, to be handed out on September 18 in Los Angeles.
Several hotly tipped shows missed out on widely-expected nods, however, including “The Good Wife,” which was shut out of best show honors, and Netflix’s prison comedy drama “Orange is the New Black” which failed to pick up a single nomination.
“Television dominates entertainment conversation and is enjoying the most spectacular run in its history… Today marks the start of our annual celebration of the best of the best,” said Academy chairman Bruce Rosenblum.
– Star-studded –
“Empire,” Fox’s debut melodrama about family feuds in a musical empire, picked up just one nomination despite its success with TV viewers, 17.6 million of whom tuned into the first season finale.
That went to Taraji P. Henson in the best actress in a drama category for her portrayal of family matriarch Cookie Lyon. Henson would be only the second African American actress to pick up prize.
Another black actress, Viola Davis, won the category last year and is nominated in the same category for her work on ABC’s “How to Get Away with Murder.”
Comedy show “Saturday Night Live” scored 16 nominations to squeeze into the top five, edging out political thriller “House of Cards,” which managed 13 nods.
The Television Academy’s 19,000 members were given two weeks in June to sift through a crowded field of more than 8,000 entries from shows aired during the previous 12 months across 113 categories.
The most star-studded category was perhaps lead actor in a limited series or TV movie which included six-time Emmy winner Bryan Cranston, who has received rave reviews for anchoring HBO’s Lyndon B. Johnson biopic “All the Way.”
Benedict Cumberbatch, Idris Elba, Cuba Gooding Jr, Tom Hiddleston and Courtney B. Vance were also nominated while other big name contenders in the category including Bill Murray and Johnny Depp missed out.
The topic of race figured heavily in the limited series category — formerly known as “outstanding miniseries” — with “The People v. O.J. Simpson” matched up with historical saga “Roots” and ABC’s “American Crime.”
“Downton Abbey,” which picked up eight nominations last year but won only for hairstyling, marks its final season with 10 nods, including a fourth in the prestigious outstanding drama category.
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