[krisztina]

Hugh will be HERE

[mj1985]

[mj1985]

Es geht bald los, zur Einstimmung ein paar Bilder von den Vorbereitungen:

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series: Kyle Chandler, "Friday Night Lights" (NBC), Bryan Cranston, "Breaking Bad" (AMC), Matthew Fox, "Lost" (ABC), Michael C. Hall, "Dexter" (SHO), Jon Hamm, "Mad Men" (AMC), Hugh Laurie, "House" (FOX)

Should win: This is the rare category where I'd be happy if anyone won, particularly since Hall, Chandler, Laurie and Hamm all have deserved Emmys for previous seasons, since Cranston was just as great this year as his previous two Emmy-winning seasons, and since Fox managed to make me like Jack again in the final season of "Lost" after I'd hated him for years. If forced to pick one, I say Hamm, who has made Don Draper one of the most iconic TV characters of the last 20 years, and who got to play many different variations on both Don and alter ego Dick Whitman throughout last season.

Will win: I thought for sure Laurie had this sewn up when I saw the two-hour "House" season premiere where the good doctor was a patient at a mental hospital. Then I saw Hamm's work in his own submitted episode, "The Gypsy and the Hobo" (where Don finally has to confess his true identity to Betty) and thought we had the makings of a three-horse race between those two and Cranston (who submitted the season finale, which wasn't necessarily his best showcase). Then Hall won the Golden Globe and the SAG Award, receiving thunderous applause at both events not only for his performance but for his successful fight against cancer. And then John Lithgow won the guest star award last week for his work opposite Hall this season, suggesting that Emmy voters might be ready to reward the star of "Dexter" himself. Both his work and his personal story would seem to make him the favorite.

Quelle: hitfix.com

[Tritziii]

Emmy Seating Charts! Inside The Award Show Pecking Order (PHOTOS)
Cameras were allowed inside the Nokia Theater for an Emmy Press Preview on Wednesday, and what it revealed in the seating (blown up below) is the mashup of telegenic celebrity and Emmy nominees -- and they try to keep it 'boy-girl-boy-girl.'

The verdict? 'Mad Men,' Tina Fey, 'Glee,' Betty White, 'The Good Wife' and Will Arnett come out ahead.

Overall, the best seats are the front row and aisle seats. The front row gets less desirable as it moves to the outward edges. For example, a second or third row aisle seat, if on a central aisle, would arguably be better than an outer edge front row seat. Looking at the photos below, blown up and cropped, a few things emerge.

One of the best seats goes to Jon Hamm, who is a front row center aisle with his date, next to costar and fellow lead actor/actress nominee January Jones and her date (Jason Sudeikis?). Fellow 'Mad Men' nominees (for supporting roles) Elisabeth Moss, John Slattery and Christina Hendricks get the aisle seats behind Hamm. They are all in front of Ian McKellen, who's in the sixth row aisle seat.

Across the aisle from Hamm is Julianna Marguiles. Third row back on the aisle is Susan Sarandon, with her 'You Don't Know Jack' costars Al Pacino and Brenda Vaccaro in the two aisle seats behind her. John Goodman is after them, sixth row aisle across from McKellen.

So Jon Hamm = Julianna Marguiles and Al Pacino = Christina Hendricks.

Moving outward on the telegenic front row from Hamm and Jones are Julia-Louis Dreyfus and Julie Bowen (on the next front aisle seat over). Bowen's 'Modern Family' costar Ty Burrell is in the aisle seat behind her. Kristen Wiig is behind Burrell, with Matthew Fox behind Wiig. Next to Burrell in the second row, not on the aisle, is Ed O'Neill. Also in that second row are Lauren Graham and LL Cool J. Jeff Probst is in the third row.
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Another front row aisle, a section over, is Tina Fey. She's across an aisle from Jane Lynch, who is in front of Lea Michele. Lynch is behind other 'Glee' costar Matthew Morrison, who's seated on the front row aisle himself. He's next to Betty White and Will Arnett. Arnett presumably would come with wife Amy Poehler, although she does not have a face placard. She just gave birth to the couple's second child so perhaps she's playing it by ear.

Down the row from Lynch: Eva Longoria and then Matthew Perry, who is next to 'The Good Wife' nominees Christine Baranski and then Julianna Margulies, in the coveted front row aisle seat.

Other, further out front row-ers include Hugh Laurie (next to Tina Fey), Neil Patrick Harris, and Edie Falco. Jane Krakowski is a second row aisle behind '30 Rock' costar Fey. In her second row are Blair Underwood and Emily Deschanel. Jon Cryer has the third row aisle behind Krakowski, with John Lithgow in his row. Ed Helms has an interior fourth row seat next to 'Office' costar Jenna Fisher, one row behind interior third row seats for 'Office'-mates Rainn Wilson and John Krasinski. They are in the same section as Steve Carell, who is in the front row by Neil Patrick Harris, just out from Hugh Laurie. No word if Krasinski is coming with movie star wife Emily Blunt, who would theoretically help him snag better seats. Joel McHale, in the second row, has a better seat than the 'Office' crew seated behind him.

Quelle: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/08/2 ... 94599.html

[Vicodin-Junkie]

DWDL.de meint, dass "...die Stars ab 15 Uhr Ortszeit über den Teppich laufen..."
Heißt das, dieser Live-Stream fängt dann hier schon um 21 Uhr an??

Ok, ich muss mich verbessern...auf der Oficiellen Academy Awards Seite Ist das Live Streaming schon aufgebaut.
Ab "5PM" gehts los...also um 22 Uhr dann?

[hypochondra]

Ok, ich muss mich verbessern...auf der Oficiellen Academy Awards Seite Ist das Live Streaming schon aufgebaut.
Ab "5PM" gehts los...also um 22 Uhr dann?

Also ich komm da auf 2 Uhr nachts und da werde ich wohl tief und fest murmeln
Aber es gibt ja noch unsere tolle mj1985

[mj1985]

Emmy-Location: Los Angeles
Und es geht um 20 Uhr Ostküstenzeit los, da ich in Geograpie aufgepasst habe, würde ich sagen LA liegt an der Westküste

Ach BTW, laut HWR soll der Backstage- und Arrivalstream ne Stunde vor der Show anfangen. Liegt wohl daran das erst die ganzen Hackfressen unbemerkt übern Teppich gescheucht werden müssen

[Vicodin-Junkie]

Ok, ich muss mich verbessern...auf der Oficiellen Academy Awards Seite Ist das Live Streaming schon aufgebaut.
Ab "5PM" gehts los...also um 22 Uhr dann?

Also ich komm da auf 2 Uhr nachts und da werde ich wohl tief und fest murmeln
Aber es gibt ja noch unsere tolle mj1985

Nein, das ist kein Stream für die Emmy Verleigung sondern für dieses Backstage Special
Und dafür ist auch der Countdown auf der Seite

[hypochondra]

Ja schon, aber ich bin davon ausgegangen, dass von Westküstenzeit die Rede ist, da ich wie mj natürlich auch in Geographie aufgepasst habe und weiß, dass LA an der Westküste liegt;-)

[Vicodin-Junkie]

Ich bin durch diese gnaze Zeit-Sache total verwirrt!
Es geht los um: 17 Uhr Westküse/20 Uhr Ostküste/ 2 Uhr Deutschland
Der Countdown zählt bis 8 Uhr Früh Westküste
Um 17 Uhr Westküste fängt hier: http://www.emmys.com/backstage-live gleichzeitig mit den Emmys die Backstage Übertragung an...
So, und wo war jetzt das ganze Vorgeplänkel zu sehen??

Ok, jetzt hab ichs
Eine Stunde eher, und zwar hier:

Ok, jetzt frag ich nix mehr xD Versprochen!

[Housekatze]

@Vico
Ich vertrau dir heute Nacht dann einfach, dass du genau weiß, wann und wo es was zu sehen gibt

[FullMoon]

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