Haven't seen the trailer but have seen Winslet in photos as Mildred. She appears to have zero glamour, unlike Crawford in the part, which is probably more authentic according to the the chracter as portrayed in the book.anonymous wrote:I saw the trailer and I have to say, Kate Winslet's Emmy is practically locked up. All she needs now is a Tony to earn that EGOT necklace.
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I think that the (considerable) changes screenwriter Ranald MacDougall made to Mildred Pierce were marked improvements and that the 1945 movie is much more effective than the book. I think it is good that the TV version will be more faithful to the novel, though, because if it was just using the screenplay the project would be pointless, as the Curtiz film is just about perfect.flipp525 wrote:Is it too early to talk about Emmys for next year?
I just watched the trailer for the Todd Haynes "remake" of Mildred Pierce and I think it looks pretty fantastic. Great casting, too. I'm particularly intrigued by Evan Rachel Wood as Veda and Melissa Leo in the Eve Arden role. Kate Winslet, of course, looks like she really brings it as Mildred, too. I think the whole film will benefit from being a more faithful adaptation of James M. Cain's novel.
Undoubtedly, another HBO gem and a surefire Emmy nominee in multiple categories.
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Is it too early to talk about Emmys for next year?
I just watched the trailer for the Todd Haynes "remake" of Mildred Pierce and I think it looks pretty fantastic. Great casting, too. I'm particularly intrigued by Evan Rachel Wood as Veda and Melissa Leo in the Eve Arden role. Kate Winslet, of course, looks like she really brings it as Mildred, too. I think the whole film will benefit from being a more faithful adaptation of James M. Cain's novel.
Undoubtedly, another HBO gem and a surefire Emmy nominee in multiple categories.
I just watched the trailer for the Todd Haynes "remake" of Mildred Pierce and I think it looks pretty fantastic. Great casting, too. I'm particularly intrigued by Evan Rachel Wood as Veda and Melissa Leo in the Eve Arden role. Kate Winslet, of course, looks like she really brings it as Mildred, too. I think the whole film will benefit from being a more faithful adaptation of James M. Cain's novel.
Undoubtedly, another HBO gem and a surefire Emmy nominee in multiple categories.
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Show came in on time, which is amazing in itself.
Opening musical number was fine, comedy routine just OK, but Fallon was fine the rest of the evening.
Although I was happy Julia Ormond won, I wasn't happy with her rambling speech which was nearly as bad as Pacino's.
Nice that they had the real Temple Grandin and her mother there.
Mad Men has been the best drama series the last three years running and Bryan Cranston the best lead actor for three years going as well. Happy to see Aaron Paul finally recognized.
Kyra Sedgwick should have won two or three times by now, but I wasn't displeased to see her win this year over the favored Julianna Margolies whose show I don't think is all that good.
Opening musical number was fine, comedy routine just OK, but Fallon was fine the rest of the evening.
Although I was happy Julia Ormond won, I wasn't happy with her rambling speech which was nearly as bad as Pacino's.
Nice that they had the real Temple Grandin and her mother there.
Mad Men has been the best drama series the last three years running and Bryan Cranston the best lead actor for three years going as well. Happy to see Aaron Paul finally recognized.
Kyra Sedgwick should have won two or three times by now, but I wasn't displeased to see her win this year over the favored Julianna Margolies whose show I don't think is all that good.
I don't really have a problem with his wins, but there's something very off-putting about Matthew Weiner.
I think Al Pacino has officially crossed over from legendary actor to rambling buffoon. He needs to retire.
I love how the Temple Grandin people were acting like they were part of something that was so edgy that it could only be produced by HBO. Everything I've seen about it looks about as edgy as a circle. Glad to see Julia Ormond get some recognition for something though. After her failed breakthrough in the mid-90's, I thought she was pretty much finished, but she's emerging as a respected character actress.
Not much else of interest. Glad to see Aaron Paul win. Bryan Cranston is good, but he already had two before tonight, and Kyle Chandler and Jon Hamm are still waiting for their first.
I think Al Pacino has officially crossed over from legendary actor to rambling buffoon. He needs to retire.
I love how the Temple Grandin people were acting like they were part of something that was so edgy that it could only be produced by HBO. Everything I've seen about it looks about as edgy as a circle. Glad to see Julia Ormond get some recognition for something though. After her failed breakthrough in the mid-90's, I thought she was pretty much finished, but she's emerging as a respected character actress.
Not much else of interest. Glad to see Aaron Paul win. Bryan Cranston is good, but he already had two before tonight, and Kyle Chandler and Jon Hamm are still waiting for their first.
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Some random thoughts:
- I thought the opening was pretty good. Still quite inferior to Conan's opening a few years back. Jimmy Fallon was overall fine as a host.
- I'm thrilled for the Comedy winners. All very deserved. (Yes, I'm including Ryan Murphy).
- I'm disappointed Lost and Conan went home empty-handed. Oh, well.
- Though I didn't predict them, I'm very happy for Aaron Paul, Archie Panjabi and Eric Stonestreet. One thing I like about the Emmys they do give breaks to unknown actors.
- Kyra Sedgwick wins for The Closer, whoda thunk it?
- Though they won 3 years in a row, Mad Men still doesn't have an acting win, right? Bizarre.
- I thought the opening was pretty good. Still quite inferior to Conan's opening a few years back. Jimmy Fallon was overall fine as a host.
- I'm thrilled for the Comedy winners. All very deserved. (Yes, I'm including Ryan Murphy).
- I'm disappointed Lost and Conan went home empty-handed. Oh, well.
- Though I didn't predict them, I'm very happy for Aaron Paul, Archie Panjabi and Eric Stonestreet. One thing I like about the Emmys they do give breaks to unknown actors.
- Kyra Sedgwick wins for The Closer, whoda thunk it?
- Though they won 3 years in a row, Mad Men still doesn't have an acting win, right? Bizarre.
anonymous wrote:OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A MINISERIES/MOVIE
Susan Sarandon, You Don't Know Jack (HBO)
I liked Susan Sarandon in You Don't Know Jack, but I think Brenda Vaccaro is really sensational in it, too. The Bob's Big Boy and the picketing scenes especially. Her chemistry with Al Pacino is so organic.
Temple Grandin is one of the best biopics in recent years and it would be a crime if Claire Danes went home empty-handed tomorrow night.
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OscarGuy wrote:How about all in performance categories? NPH has so far won for hosting the Tonys and for Guest Actor...
As far as I know, nope.
Although a couple have won two in one year. Off the top of my head, Stockard Channing (Supporting Drama Actress for The West Wing and Lead Miniseries/Movie Actress for The Matthew Shepard Story) and Shirley Knight (Guest Actress for NYPD Blue and Supporting Miniseries/Movie Actress for Indictment: The McMartin Trial). I'm sure there are a few more.
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Anyone with more knowledge of the Emmys:
If NPH wins for Supporting Actor in a Comedy, he will have won all three awards for which he was nominated this year. The question is. How frequently does this occur and how many other hat trick winners will he join?
If NPH wins for Supporting Actor in a Comedy, he will have won all three awards for which he was nominated this year. The question is. How frequently does this occur and how many other hat trick winners will he join?
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My final Emmy predictions:
OUTSTANDING DRAMA SERIES
Mad Men (AMC)
OUTSTANDING COMEDY SERIES
Modern Family (ABC)
OUTSTANDING MADE-FOR-TELEVISION MOVIE
Temple Grandin (HBO)
OUTSTANDING MINISERIES
The Pacific (HBO)
OUTSTANDING VARIETY, MUSIC or COMEDY SERIES
The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien (NBC)
OUTSTANDING REALITY/COMPETITION PROGRAM
The Amazing Race (CBS)
OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTOR IN A DRAMA SERIES
Bryan Cranston, Breaking Bad (AMC)
OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTRESS IN A DRAMA SERIES
Julianna Margulies, The Good Wife (CBS)
OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A DRAMA SERIES
Andre Braugher, Men of a Certain Age (TNT)
OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A DRAMA SERIES
Elisabeth Moss, Mad Men (AMC)
OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTOR IN A COMEDY SERIES
Jim Parsons, The Big Bang Theory (CBS)
OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTRESS IN A COMEDY SERIES
Edie Falco, Nurse Jackie (Showtime)
OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A COMEDY SERIES
Neil Patrick Harris, How I Met Your Mother (CBS)
OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A COMEDY SERIES
Jane Lynch, Glee (Fox)
OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTOR IN A MINISERIES/MOVIE
Al Pacino, You Don't Know Jack (HBO)
OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTRESS IN A MINISERIES/MOVIE
Claire Danes, Temple Grandin (HBO)
OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A MINISERIES/MOVIE
Patrick Stewart, Hamlet (PBS)
OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A MINISERIES/MOVIE
Susan Sarandon, You Don't Know Jack (HBO)
OUTSTANDING DIRECTING IN A DRAMA SERIES
Jack Bender, Lost ("The End") (ABC)
OUTSTANDING WRITING IN A DRAMA SERIES
Erin Levy and Matthew Weiner, Mad Men ("Shut the Door, Have a Seat) (AMC)
OUTSTANDING DIRECTING IN A COMEDY SERIES
Ryan Murphy, Glee ("Pilot - Director's Cut") (Fox)
OUTSTANDING WRITING IN A COMEDY SERIES
Christopher Lloyd and Steven Levitan, Modern Family ("Pilot") (ABC)
OUTSTANDING DIRECTING IN A MINISERIES/MOVIE
Tim Van Patten, The Pacific ("Part Nine") (HBO)
OUTSTANDING WRITING IN A MINISERIES/MOVIE
Peter Morgan, The Special Relationship (HBO)
OUTSTANDING DIRECTING IN A VARIETY/MUSIC/COMEDY SPECIAL
Glenn Weiss, The 63rd Annual Tony Awards (CBS)
OUTSTANDING WRITING IN A VARIETY/MUSIC/COMEDY SPECIAL
Bill Maher: But I'm Not Wrong (HBO)
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OUTSTANDING DRAMA SERIES
Mad Men (AMC)
OUTSTANDING COMEDY SERIES
Modern Family (ABC)
OUTSTANDING MADE-FOR-TELEVISION MOVIE
Temple Grandin (HBO)
OUTSTANDING MINISERIES
The Pacific (HBO)
OUTSTANDING VARIETY, MUSIC or COMEDY SERIES
The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien (NBC)
OUTSTANDING REALITY/COMPETITION PROGRAM
The Amazing Race (CBS)
OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTOR IN A DRAMA SERIES
Bryan Cranston, Breaking Bad (AMC)
OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTRESS IN A DRAMA SERIES
Julianna Margulies, The Good Wife (CBS)
OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A DRAMA SERIES
Andre Braugher, Men of a Certain Age (TNT)
OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A DRAMA SERIES
Elisabeth Moss, Mad Men (AMC)
OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTOR IN A COMEDY SERIES
Jim Parsons, The Big Bang Theory (CBS)
OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTRESS IN A COMEDY SERIES
Edie Falco, Nurse Jackie (Showtime)
OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A COMEDY SERIES
Neil Patrick Harris, How I Met Your Mother (CBS)
OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A COMEDY SERIES
Jane Lynch, Glee (Fox)
OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTOR IN A MINISERIES/MOVIE
Al Pacino, You Don't Know Jack (HBO)
OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTRESS IN A MINISERIES/MOVIE
Claire Danes, Temple Grandin (HBO)
OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A MINISERIES/MOVIE
Patrick Stewart, Hamlet (PBS)
OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A MINISERIES/MOVIE
Susan Sarandon, You Don't Know Jack (HBO)
OUTSTANDING DIRECTING IN A DRAMA SERIES
Jack Bender, Lost ("The End") (ABC)
OUTSTANDING WRITING IN A DRAMA SERIES
Erin Levy and Matthew Weiner, Mad Men ("Shut the Door, Have a Seat) (AMC)
OUTSTANDING DIRECTING IN A COMEDY SERIES
Ryan Murphy, Glee ("Pilot - Director's Cut") (Fox)
OUTSTANDING WRITING IN A COMEDY SERIES
Christopher Lloyd and Steven Levitan, Modern Family ("Pilot") (ABC)
OUTSTANDING DIRECTING IN A MINISERIES/MOVIE
Tim Van Patten, The Pacific ("Part Nine") (HBO)
OUTSTANDING WRITING IN A MINISERIES/MOVIE
Peter Morgan, The Special Relationship (HBO)
OUTSTANDING DIRECTING IN A VARIETY/MUSIC/COMEDY SPECIAL
Glenn Weiss, The 63rd Annual Tony Awards (CBS)
OUTSTANDING WRITING IN A VARIETY/MUSIC/COMEDY SPECIAL
Bill Maher: But I'm Not Wrong (HBO)
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The Creative Arts Emmy Winners:
Best Guest Actor - Drama Series:
John Lithgow, Dexter
Best Guest Actress - Drama Series:
Ann-Margret, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
Best Guest Actor - Comedy Series:
Neil Patrick Harris, Glee
Best Guest Actress - Comedy Series:
Betty White, Saturday Night Live
Best Animated Program:
Disney's Prep & Landing
Best Animated Program - Short-Format:
Robot Chicken - "Full-Assed Christmas Special"
Best Art Direction - Single-Camera Series:
The Tudors - "Episode 407"
Best Art Direction - Multi-Camera Series:
? (can't find the winner anywhere, I assume it's HIMYM for the 5th year in a row)
Best Art Direction - TV Movie/Miniseries:
The Pacific
Best Art Direction - Variety, Music or Non-Fiction Programming:
The 82nd Annual Academy Awards
Best Casting - Drama Series:
Mad Men
Best Casting - Comedy Series:
Modern Family
Best Casting - TV Movie, Miniseries or Special:
The Pacific
Best Children's Program:
Wizards of Waverly Place: The Movie
Best Children's Program - Non-Fiction:
Nick News with Linda Ellerbee - "The Face of Courage: Kids Living with Cancer"
Best Choreography:
So You Think You Can Dance - "Gravity/Addiction", "Koop Island Blues" & "One" - Mia Michaels
Best Cinematography - One Hour Series:
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation - "Family Affair"
Best Cinematography - Half-Hour Series:
Weeds - "A Modest Proposal"
Best Cinematography - TV Movie/Miniseries:
Return to Cranford - "Part 2"
Best Cinematography - Non-Fiction Programming:
Deadliest Catch - "No Second Chances
Best Cinematography - Reality Programming:
Survivor - "Slay Everyone, Trust No One"
Best Commercial:
The Man Your Man Could Smell Like - Old Spice Body Wash
Best Costumes - Series:
The Tudors - "Episode 408"
Best Costumes - TV Movie, Miniseries or Special:
Return to Cranford - "Part 2"
Creative Achievement in Interactive Media - Fiction:
Star Wars: Uncut - StarWarsUncut.com
Creative Achievement in Interactive Media - Non-Fiction:
The Jimmy Fallon Digital Experience - LateNightwithJimmyFallon.com
Best Directing - Non-Fiction Programming:
My Lai (American Experience) - Barak Goodman
Best Directing - Variety, Music or Comedy Series:
Saturday Night Live - "Betty White/Jay-Z" - Don Roy King
Exceptional Merit in Non-Fiction Filmmaking:
Nerakhoon (The Betrayal)
Best Hairstyling - Single-Camera Series:
Mad Men - "Souvenir"
Best Hairstyling - Multi-Camera Series or Special:
Dancing with the Stars - "Episode 902A"
Best Hairstyling - TV Movie/Miniseries:
Emma
Best Host - Reality or Reality-Competition Program:
Jeff Probst, Survivor
Best Lighting Direction (Electronic, Multi-Camera) - VMC Programming:
Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games Opening Ceremony
Best Main Title Design:
Bored to Death
Best Main Title Theme Music:
Nurse Jackie
Best Makeup - Single-Camera Series (Non-Prosthetic):
Grey's Anatomy - "Suicide Is Painless"
Best Makeup - Multi-Camera Series or Special (Non-Prosthetic):
Saturday Night Live - "Betty White/Jay-Z"
Best Makeup - TV Movie/Miniseries (Non-Prosthetic):
The Pacific
Best Makeup - Series, TV Movie, Miniseries or Special (Prosthetic):
Grey's Anatomy - "How Insensitive"
The Pacific
Best Music Composition - Series:
24 - "Day 8: 3:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M."
Best Music Composition - TV Movie, Miniseries or Special:
The Pacific - "Part Ten"
Best Music and Lyrics:
Monk - "Mr. Monk and the End, Part 2" - "When I'm Gone" - Randy Newman
Best Music Direction:
Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games Opening Ceremony
Best Non-Fiction Series:
The National Parks: America's Best Idea
Best Non-Fiction Special:
Teddy: In His Own Words
Best Single-Camera Picture Editing - Drama Series:
Lost - "The End"
Best Picture Editing - Comedy Series (Single or Multi-Camera):
Modern Family - "Pilot"
Best Single-Camera Picture Editing - TV Movie/Miniseries:
Temple Grandin
Best Picture Editing - Special (Single or Multi-Camera):
The 25th Anniversary Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Concert
Best Picture Editing - Non-Fiction Programming:
By the People: The Election of Barack Obama
Best Picture Editing - Reality Programming:
Intervention - "Robby"
Best Picture Editing - Short Form:
Late Night with Jimmy Fallon - "#226" - 6-Bee
Best Reality Program:
Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution
Best Sound Editing - Series:
24 - "Day 8: 4:00 A.M. - 5:00 A.M."
Best Sound Editing - TV Movie, Miniseries or Special:
The Pacific - "Part Five"
Best Sound Editing - Non-Fiction or Reality Programming:
America: The Story of Us - "Division"
Best Sound Mixing - One Hour Series:
Glee - "The Power of Madonna"
Best Sound Mixing - Half-Hour Series or Animation:
Entourage - "One Car, Two Car, Red Car, Blue Car"
Modern Family - "En Garde"
Best Sound Mixing - TV Movie/Miniseries:
The Pacific - "Part Two"
Best Sound Mixing - Variety or Music Series/Special:
The 52nd Annual Grammy Awards
The 25th Anniversary Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Concert
Best Sound Mixing - Non-Fiction or Reality Programming:
Deadliest Catch - "No More Second Chances"
Best Special Class Program:
The 63rd Annual Tony Awards
Best Special Visual Effects - Series:
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation - "Family Affair"
Best Special Visual Effects - TV Movie, Miniseries or Special:
The Pacific - "Part Five"
Best Stunt Coordination:
Flash Forward - "No More Good Days"
Best Technical Direction - Series:
Dancing with the Stars - "Episode 909A"
Best Technical Direction - TV Movie, Miniseries or Special:
The 25th Anniversary Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Concert
Best Variety, Music or Comedy Special:
The Kennedy Center Honors
Best Voice-Over Performance:
Anne Hathaway, The Simpsons
Best Writing - Variety, Music or Comedy Series:
The Colbert Report - "#5076"
Best Writing - Non-Fiction Programming:
The National Parks: America's Best Idea - "The Last Refuge" - Dayton
Best Guest Actor - Drama Series:
John Lithgow, Dexter
Best Guest Actress - Drama Series:
Ann-Margret, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
Best Guest Actor - Comedy Series:
Neil Patrick Harris, Glee
Best Guest Actress - Comedy Series:
Betty White, Saturday Night Live
Best Animated Program:
Disney's Prep & Landing
Best Animated Program - Short-Format:
Robot Chicken - "Full-Assed Christmas Special"
Best Art Direction - Single-Camera Series:
The Tudors - "Episode 407"
Best Art Direction - Multi-Camera Series:
? (can't find the winner anywhere, I assume it's HIMYM for the 5th year in a row)
Best Art Direction - TV Movie/Miniseries:
The Pacific
Best Art Direction - Variety, Music or Non-Fiction Programming:
The 82nd Annual Academy Awards
Best Casting - Drama Series:
Mad Men
Best Casting - Comedy Series:
Modern Family
Best Casting - TV Movie, Miniseries or Special:
The Pacific
Best Children's Program:
Wizards of Waverly Place: The Movie
Best Children's Program - Non-Fiction:
Nick News with Linda Ellerbee - "The Face of Courage: Kids Living with Cancer"
Best Choreography:
So You Think You Can Dance - "Gravity/Addiction", "Koop Island Blues" & "One" - Mia Michaels
Best Cinematography - One Hour Series:
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation - "Family Affair"
Best Cinematography - Half-Hour Series:
Weeds - "A Modest Proposal"
Best Cinematography - TV Movie/Miniseries:
Return to Cranford - "Part 2"
Best Cinematography - Non-Fiction Programming:
Deadliest Catch - "No Second Chances
Best Cinematography - Reality Programming:
Survivor - "Slay Everyone, Trust No One"
Best Commercial:
The Man Your Man Could Smell Like - Old Spice Body Wash
Best Costumes - Series:
The Tudors - "Episode 408"
Best Costumes - TV Movie, Miniseries or Special:
Return to Cranford - "Part 2"
Creative Achievement in Interactive Media - Fiction:
Star Wars: Uncut - StarWarsUncut.com
Creative Achievement in Interactive Media - Non-Fiction:
The Jimmy Fallon Digital Experience - LateNightwithJimmyFallon.com
Best Directing - Non-Fiction Programming:
My Lai (American Experience) - Barak Goodman
Best Directing - Variety, Music or Comedy Series:
Saturday Night Live - "Betty White/Jay-Z" - Don Roy King
Exceptional Merit in Non-Fiction Filmmaking:
Nerakhoon (The Betrayal)
Best Hairstyling - Single-Camera Series:
Mad Men - "Souvenir"
Best Hairstyling - Multi-Camera Series or Special:
Dancing with the Stars - "Episode 902A"
Best Hairstyling - TV Movie/Miniseries:
Emma
Best Host - Reality or Reality-Competition Program:
Jeff Probst, Survivor
Best Lighting Direction (Electronic, Multi-Camera) - VMC Programming:
Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games Opening Ceremony
Best Main Title Design:
Bored to Death
Best Main Title Theme Music:
Nurse Jackie
Best Makeup - Single-Camera Series (Non-Prosthetic):
Grey's Anatomy - "Suicide Is Painless"
Best Makeup - Multi-Camera Series or Special (Non-Prosthetic):
Saturday Night Live - "Betty White/Jay-Z"
Best Makeup - TV Movie/Miniseries (Non-Prosthetic):
The Pacific
Best Makeup - Series, TV Movie, Miniseries or Special (Prosthetic):
Grey's Anatomy - "How Insensitive"
The Pacific
Best Music Composition - Series:
24 - "Day 8: 3:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M."
Best Music Composition - TV Movie, Miniseries or Special:
The Pacific - "Part Ten"
Best Music and Lyrics:
Monk - "Mr. Monk and the End, Part 2" - "When I'm Gone" - Randy Newman
Best Music Direction:
Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games Opening Ceremony
Best Non-Fiction Series:
The National Parks: America's Best Idea
Best Non-Fiction Special:
Teddy: In His Own Words
Best Single-Camera Picture Editing - Drama Series:
Lost - "The End"
Best Picture Editing - Comedy Series (Single or Multi-Camera):
Modern Family - "Pilot"
Best Single-Camera Picture Editing - TV Movie/Miniseries:
Temple Grandin
Best Picture Editing - Special (Single or Multi-Camera):
The 25th Anniversary Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Concert
Best Picture Editing - Non-Fiction Programming:
By the People: The Election of Barack Obama
Best Picture Editing - Reality Programming:
Intervention - "Robby"
Best Picture Editing - Short Form:
Late Night with Jimmy Fallon - "#226" - 6-Bee
Best Reality Program:
Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution
Best Sound Editing - Series:
24 - "Day 8: 4:00 A.M. - 5:00 A.M."
Best Sound Editing - TV Movie, Miniseries or Special:
The Pacific - "Part Five"
Best Sound Editing - Non-Fiction or Reality Programming:
America: The Story of Us - "Division"
Best Sound Mixing - One Hour Series:
Glee - "The Power of Madonna"
Best Sound Mixing - Half-Hour Series or Animation:
Entourage - "One Car, Two Car, Red Car, Blue Car"
Modern Family - "En Garde"
Best Sound Mixing - TV Movie/Miniseries:
The Pacific - "Part Two"
Best Sound Mixing - Variety or Music Series/Special:
The 52nd Annual Grammy Awards
The 25th Anniversary Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Concert
Best Sound Mixing - Non-Fiction or Reality Programming:
Deadliest Catch - "No More Second Chances"
Best Special Class Program:
The 63rd Annual Tony Awards
Best Special Visual Effects - Series:
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation - "Family Affair"
Best Special Visual Effects - TV Movie, Miniseries or Special:
The Pacific - "Part Five"
Best Stunt Coordination:
Flash Forward - "No More Good Days"
Best Technical Direction - Series:
Dancing with the Stars - "Episode 909A"
Best Technical Direction - TV Movie, Miniseries or Special:
The 25th Anniversary Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Concert
Best Variety, Music or Comedy Special:
The Kennedy Center Honors
Best Voice-Over Performance:
Anne Hathaway, The Simpsons
Best Writing - Variety, Music or Comedy Series:
The Colbert Report - "#5076"
Best Writing - Non-Fiction Programming:
The National Parks: America's Best Idea - "The Last Refuge" - Dayton