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HBO Emmy Submissions 2012

24 Apr 2012

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COMEDY BOOK:
"Angy Boys" (episodes 6, 7, 12)
"Bored to Death" ("I Keep Taking Baths Like Lady Macbeth," "Two Large Pearls and a Bar of Gold")
"Curb Your Enthusiasm" ("Palestinian Chicken," "Mister Softee," "Larry vs. Michael J. Fox")
"Eastbound and Down" (Chapters 14, 15, 16)
"Entourage" ("Home Sweet Home," "Second to Last," "The End")
"Enlightened" ("Pilot," "The Weekend," "Sandy")
"Girls" ("Pilot," "Hannah's Diary," "Party of Weirdos a.k.a. The Crackident")
"How to Make It in America" ("I'm Good," "Money, Power, Private School," "Mofongo")
"Hung" ("Take the Cake" or "Are You Packing?" "What's Going on Downstairs" or "Don't Eat Prince Eric," "A Monkey Named Simian" or "Frances Is Not a Fan")
"Mel Brooks and Dick Cavett Together Again"
"Nothing I Can't Handle by Running Away"
"Ricky Gervais Show" ("Karl's Day," "Armed Forces," "Law and Order")
"Life's Too Short" (Eps. 1, 2, 6)
"Veep" ("Pilot," "Frozen Yogurt," "Catherine")

DRAMA BOOK:
"Boardwalk Empire" ("Two Boats and a Lifeguard," "Under God's Power She Flourished")
"Game Change"
"Game of Thrones" ("The North Remembers," "The Night Lands")
"George Harrison: Living in the Material World"
"Gloria: In Her Own Words / Sing Your Song"
"Hemingway and Gellhorn"
"I Can Be President: A Kid's Eye View"
"The Loving Story"
"Bobby Fischer Against the World"
"Luck" (Pilot, Episode 4)
"On Freddie Roach" ("Body Blow," "The Wild Card," "Counterpunch")
"Real Time with Bill Maher" (Sept 30, 2011, Seth McFarlane, Salman Rushdie, former Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm / Oct. 21, 2011, Rachel Maddow, Thomas J. Friedman, Joshua Green
"True Blood" ("You Smell Like Dinner," "Spellbound")

BEST DRAMA SERIES:
Boardwalk Empire
Game of Thrones
Luck
True Blood

BEST DRAMA ACTRESS:
True Blood (Anna Paquin)

BEST DRAMA ACTOR:
Boardwalk Empire (Steve Buscemi)
Luck (Dustin Hoffman)
True Blood (Stephen Moyer)


BEST DRAMA SUPPORTING ACTRESS:
Boardwalk Empire (Paz de la Huerta)
Boardwalk Empire (Kelly Macdonald)
Boardwalk Empire (Gretchen Mol)
Boardwalk Empire (Aleksa Palladino)
Game of Thrones (Emilia Clarke)
Game of Thrones (Michelle Fairley)
Game of Thrones (Lena Headey)
Game of Thrones (Sophie Turner)
Game of Thrones (Maisie Williams)
Luck (Kerry Condon)
Luck (Jill Hennessy)
True Blood (Kristin Bauer)
True Blood (Fiona Shaw)
True Blood (Rutina Wesley)
True Blood (Deobrah Ann Woll)

BEST DRAMA SUPPORTING ACTOR:
Boardwalk Empire (Jack Huston)
Boardwalk Empire (Michael Pitt)
Boardwalk Empire (Michael Shannon)
Boardwalk Empire (Michael Stuhlbarg)
Boardwalk Empire (Shea Whigham)
Boardwalk Empire (Michael K. Williams)
Game of Thrones (Alfie Allen)
Game of Thrones (Peter Dinklage)
Game of Thrones (Kit Harington)
Game of Thrones (Richard Madden)
Luck (Ritchie Coster)
Luck (Kevin Dunn)
Luck (Dennis Farina)
Luck (Jason Gedrick)
Luck (Ian Hart)
Luck (Richard Kind)
Luck (Nick Nolte)
Luck (John Ortiz)
Luck (Tom Payne)
Luck (Gary Stevens)
True Blood (Nelsan Ellis)
True Blood (Ryan Kwanten)
True Blood (Joe Manganiello)
True Blood (Alexander Skarsgard)
True Blood (Sam Trammell)

BEST DRAMA GUEST ACTRESS:
Boardwalk Empire (Julianne Nicholson)
Luck (Joan Allen)

BEST DRAMA GUEST ACTOR:
Boardwalk Empire (Charlie Cox)
Luck (Michael Gambon)

BEST COMEDY SERIES:
Angry Boys
Bored to Death
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Eastbound and Down
Enlightened
Entourage
Girls
How to Make It in America
Hung
Life's Too Short
Veep

BEST COMEDY ACTRESS:
Enlightened (Laura Dern)
Girls (Lena Dunham)
Veep (Julia Louis-Dreyfus)

BEST COMEDY ACTOR:
Angry Boys (Chris Lilley)
Bored to Death (Jason Schwartzman)
Curb Your Enthusiasm (Larry David)
Eastbound and Down (Danny McBride)
Entourage (Kevin Connolly)
Entourage (Adrian Grenier)
How to Make It in America (Bryan Greenberg)
How to Make It in America (Victor Rasuk)
Hung (Thomas Jane)
Life's Too Short (Warwick Davis)

BEST COMEDY SUPPORTING ACTRESS:
Bored to Death (Heather Burns)
Curb Your Enthusiasm (Susie Essman)
Enlightened (Diane Ladd)
Entourage (Emmanuelle Chriqui)
Entourage (Perrey Reeves)
Girls (Jemima Kirk)
Girls (Zosia Mamet)
Girls (Allison Williams)
How to Make It in America (Lake Bell)
Hung (Jane Adams)
Hung (Rebecca Creskoff)
Hung (Anne Heche)
Life's Too Short (Rosamund Hanson)
Veep (Sufe Bradshaw)
Veep (Anna Chlumsky)

BEST COMEDY SUPPORTING ACTOR:
Bored to Death (Ted Danson)
Bored to Death (Zach Galifianakis)
Curb Your Enthusiasm (Jeff Garlin)
Curb Your Enthusiasm (J.B. Smoove)
Eastbound and Down (John Hawkes)
Eastbound and Down (Steve Little)
Eastbound and Down (Jason Sudeikis)
Enlightened (Mike White)
Enlightened (Luke Wilson)
Entourage (Kevin Dillon)
Entourage (Jerry Ferrara)
Entourage (Jeremy Piven)
Girls (Adam Driver)
How to Make It in America (Luis Guzman)
Hung (Lennie James)
Veep (Tony Hale)
Veep (Reid Scott)
Veep (Timothy Simons)
Veep (Matt Walsh)

BEST COMEDY GUEST ACTRESS:
Bored to Death (Olympia Dukakis)
Bored to Death (Mary Steenburgen)
Curb Your Enthusiasm (Ana Gasteyer)
Curb Your Enthusiasm (Rosie O'Donnell)
Eastbound and Down (Lily Tomlin)
Enlightened (Barbara Barrie)
Enlightened (Robin Wright)
How to Make It in America (Gina Gershon)
Hung (Jamie Clayton)
Life's Too Short (Helena Bonham Carter)
Life's Too Short (Cat Deeley)

BEST COMEDY GUEST ACTOR:
Bored to Death (John Hodgman)
Curb Your Enthusiasm (Michael J. Fox)
Curb Your Enthusiasm (Ricky Gervais)
Eastbound and Down (Will Ferrell)
Eastbound and Down (Don Johnson)
Entourage (Scott Caan)
Girls (Christopher Abbott)
Girls (Chris O'Dowd)
Life's Too Short (Johnny Depp)
Life's Too Short (Liam Neeson)
Life's Too Short (Sting)

BEST TV MOVIE/MINISERIES:
Game Change
Hemingway and Gellhorn

BEST TV MOVIE/MINISERIES ACTRESS:
Game Change (Julianne Moore)
Hemingway and Gellhorn (Nicole Kidman)

BEST TV MOVIE/MINISERIES ACTOR:
Game Change (Woody Harrelson)
Hemingway and Gellhorn (Clive Owen)

BEST TV MOVIE/MINISERIES SUPPORTING ACTRESS:
Game Change (Sarah Paulson)
Hemingway and Gellhorn (Molly Parker)

BEST TV MOVIE/MINISERIES SUPPORTING ACTOR:
Game Change (Ed Harris)
Hemingway and Gellhorn (Tony Shalhoub)
Hemingway and Gellhorn (David Strathairn)
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24 comments:

  1. Dan Kempner24 April 2012 at 16:42

    Julianne Moore MUST win an Emmy for "Game Change." She was amazing.

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  2. the dane24 April 2012 at 16:48

    I just don´t understand the supporting actor/actress thing with a show like Game of Thrones. Tyrion is a main character to me. It looks as if they see all of them as supporting. Who is suppose to be the main character? 
    I think it is such a shame  that they don´t get a nomination in that category.

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  3. Steffen Linus Jensen Stø24 April 2012 at 16:59

    He has better chances, and there is no main character in Game of Thrones i would say. You might argue that, but i and i think the Emmy voters also think that. 

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  4. Jenni Lou24 April 2012 at 17:16

    It won't happen but Ted Danson deserves a nod for Bored to Death. God I am still upset over the cancellation. Sometimes it will just pass through my head and I will cry on the inside for a few moments.

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  5. Lissie_Bee24 April 2012 at 17:38

    Game of Thrones made some great episode nominations. But instead of nominating their actors entirely in supporting categories, shouldn't they face up to the fact that some stand out much more than others? I'd hardly call Peter Dinklage a "supporting actor" at this point.

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  6. Lissie_Bee24 April 2012 at 17:39

    I guess I get how they can see all the actors as a fantastic cast that support and rely on one another, but I'm with you on Tyrion - he'll always be a main character to me, and seems to stand out above so many of the rest.

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  7. Lou24 April 2012 at 18:21

    Jack Huston should totally get a nomination but I can't imagine the Emmy people giving one to Boardwalk and GOT, such a shame

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  8. Nick Scryer24 April 2012 at 18:53

    Jack Gleeson and Conleth Hill both deserve a nomination more than Kit and Richard in GOT in my opinion, they are FANTASTIC in every scene they're in.

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  9. MeatyStakes24 April 2012 at 19:10

    I kinda like that all the actors are considering supporting to each other in GoT, and there really isn't a main character.

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  10. DarqueMode24 April 2012 at 19:33

    I do too. I can see the Dane's point that more scenes are with Tyrion than any other character, but the story is not about any one character and because of that I think having no "Lead Actor" makes sense. Unlike say Boardwalk Empire which is about Nucky and everyone around him and he is obviously the Lead.

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  11. DarqueMode24 April 2012 at 19:34

    Seriously!
    She and Ed Harris were simply astonishingly good in that movie!
    Both deserve their nominations and arguably awards.

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  12. KatHale24 April 2012 at 19:54

    Admittedly,the only show I watch is Game of Thrones so I don't know anything about the other actors/actresses...But it would be really great if one of the younger actors from GoT got nominated.They continue to surprise me with how great they are.
    Only one complain.Jack Gleeson has made us dream a long and painful death for a 15 year old kid.At least submit him!

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  13. Jorge Castro Salinas24 April 2012 at 20:13

    Aidan Gillen and Charles Dance from Game of Thrones deserves emmy noms

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  14. the dane24 April 2012 at 21:41

    I see what you mean (they are all great characters), but I guess I have a hard time with both Tyrion and Theon being nominated as supporting actors. I think they are both great, but Tyrions story is so much bigger. There will be episodes without Theon, but I can not imagen a episode without Tyrion. 

    I´m happy that they are all nominated, but thinks some of them have a bigger part than others.

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  15. MeatyStakes24 April 2012 at 21:46

    Oh yeah, Tyrion is my favorite character and I am loving the screentime, but I thinks it's about how the billing works in the show. I thinks it's like an statement of how coral the cast is, telling us that all characters are equal pieces of the set and important in their own way. No one is THE lead, several lad their own stories, that are bind to intertwine. I like that, I like that no one is regarded as the star or lead and it's the story what's prime.

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  16. MeatyStakes24 April 2012 at 21:50

    exactly, it's how the story of GoT is presented, there's no "lead actor", this show truly is a coral cast where all stories are important to the narrative, so I like, and think it's fair, that it reflects on the billing. It's not just Tyrion's story for Dinklage (or anyone else in the show) to be considered THE main character, and I really like that HBO went for submitting all their actors on the Supporting category instead of pushing one for the lead nomination just for the ake of another award. I find it classy.

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  17. Folie-lex24 April 2012 at 22:33

    *nods* IMO Woody Harrelson was stellar also!

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  18. Folie-lex24 April 2012 at 22:38

    Zero surprises... I'll say this (and pretty much echo the majority): Even though I get why Peter's entering in the supporting category I don't think it would be out of place if he'd gone for the lead actor race. As it's shaping up he seems to be the only actor and Tyrion is the only character who'll be in EVERY episode this season.

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  19. Mia49426 April 2012 at 00:59

    who in the Thrones cast doesn't deserve a nomination, though?

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  20. Mia49426 April 2012 at 01:00

    I agree about Jack! he's awesome!

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  21. Mia49426 April 2012 at 01:10

    Tyrion is being more exposed in season 2 and gets more screentime than others because of all the positive reception, the fans love him, the critics love him, it's pure PR. But as far as the story is concerned, he's no bigger character than say Jon, Dany, Catelyn, Robb, Arya, Sansa, Cersei or Stannis. And I could go on. He's just one of the many and all their storylines are combined, which is so cool about this show.

    Having said all that I adore Tyrion and Peter Dinklage :)

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  22. arun27926 April 2012 at 10:12

     yes... really good movie... made me wonder how come they didn't try to release it in theaters...

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  23. Dan Kempner27 April 2012 at 02:03

    I think they saw what a flop Palin's "documentary" was in theatres and feared that maybe this story wouldn't attract a lot of ticket-buyers. HBO, though, is a channel known for it quality, and (almost) anyone has access to it. 

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  24. arun27927 April 2012 at 12:55

    yes HBO has good quality programming...

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