Will Awards Voters Accept ‘Rolling Thunder Revue’ as a Documentary?
Netflix is submitting Scorsese’s partly-fictionalized film about Dylan’s 1975 concert tour for documentary awards
Awards
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How ‘black-ish’ Designers Pulled Off the Wild Costumes in That Special Prince Episode
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “I love it when an actor wants to go the distance with me,” costume designer Michelle Cole says
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‘A Series of Unfortunate Events': How Tim Burton Veteran Bo Welch Nailed the Show’s Crazy, Fantastical Look
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “How effing lucky am I to get to do this on a television show?” veteran production designer Bo Welch says
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Here’s How ‘Homecoming’ Pulled Off That Mammoth Tracking Shot in the First Episode
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “It was two stitches and a multitude of tools,” cinematographer Tod Campbell says of the lengthy shot that follows Julia Roberts through a huge facility
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How ‘Pose’ Fills Gaps in the TV Landscape: ‘Representation Really Does Matter’
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “I’ve always dreamed of being seen as a whole person, not just compartmentalized for entertainment purposes,” actor Billy Porter says
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How ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ Star Marin Hinkle Goes From ‘Disheveled Human’ to ‘Put-Together’ Rose
“When I put Rose’s wig on and put on those amazing costumes, I really have to transform,” Hinkle tells TheWrap
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How Anthony Carrigan Embraced His Body Issues and Became the Breakout Star of ‘Barry’
Turning a Chechen mobster into a lovable scene-stealer is only one of the neat tricks pulled off by HBO actor
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‘Barry’ Star Anthony Carrigan Portraits (Exclusive Photos)
HBO star stops by TheWrap for a portrait session and on-camera chat
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Why ‘Veep’ Star Anna Chlumsky Felt Her Abortion Storyline Was ‘Necessary and Overdue’
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “I felt, ‘OK, we’ve got to get a handle on this and do it right’ — and I think we did,” says Chlumsky of her character’s storyline in the final “Veep” season
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Neil Gaiman on What Amazon’s ‘Good Omens’ Took From His Un-Finished Sequel With Terry Pratchett
TheWrap Emmy Magazine: “Terry [Pratchett] and I kept trying to find somebody that was going to make it for us,” Gaiman tells TheWrap
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Why Marisa Tomei Balked at Restaging ‘All in the Family’ at First: ‘Why Touch Perfection?’
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “When Norman Lear called me, I felt very touched and honored and tickled, but I also was terrified,” Tomei says
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How ‘Chernobyl’ Star Jared Harris Revived a Hero Buried by History
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “The Soviets threatened to write him out of the history because he spoke out, and they very successfully followed through on that threat,” Harris says of the character he played
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Christopher Abbott on His ‘Catch-22’ Nude Scenes – and Why He Prefers Hulu Series Ending to the Book’s
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “He’s starting to actually become crazy, as much as he’s been trying to fake being crazy up until this point,” Hulu star says
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Inside a Wild and Rocky Week for the Emmys and the Oscars, From Disqualifications to Schedule Shifts
Both academies have been busy making course corrections this week
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‘Fosse/Verdon': How Choreographer Susan Misner Channeled Bob Fosse to Create New Dances
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “It was pretty scary and pretty humbling,” says the actress/choreographer who had to create new dances to stand aside Fosse’s classic works
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Television Academy Disqualifies ‘a Few’ Members for Block Voting
The Academy had flagged block voting as an area of particular concern in this year’s rulebook
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‘The Other Two’ Star Heléne Yorke on Finding Her Comedy Style While Working With ‘SNL’ Vets and ‘Like, 400 Props’ (Video)
Comedy Central star tells TheWrap if “your brain is bent enough to know what makes people laugh, then hopefully you can make good TV together”
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‘Haunting of Hill House’ Star Oliver Jackson-Cohen on How Show’s ‘Veil of Horror’ Made Its Trauma ‘Palatable’ (Video)
“For us as actors, it very much felt like we were part of a family drama,” Netflix anthology star tells TheWrap
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‘The Haunting of Hill House’ Star Oliver Jackson-Cohen Exclusive StudioWrap Portraits (Photos)
Netflix anthology series’ actor stops by TheWrap for a portrait session and on-camera chat
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Timothy Olyphant on the Joys of Getting His ‘Deadwood’ Mustache Back
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “I enjoy the job more now than I did then, and I like to assume that I’m better at it now,” says the actor who returns as lawman Seth Bullock
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‘When They See Us’ Cast on the Nightmares of Ava DuVernay’s Real-Life Drama
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “I would wake up and be afraid to go back to work — but I knew it was for a purpose bigger than me,” actor Jharrel Jerome says
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Academy Increases Number of Women, People of Color on Its Board of Governors
The board election increases the number of women on the 54-person board to 24 and the number of people of color to 11
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All 15 EGOT Winners, From Audrey Hepburn to John Legend (Photos)
Only a few entertainers have earned competitive Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony awards
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David Lynch, Geena Davis Named Honorary Oscar Recipients
Lina Wertmüller and Wes Studi will also receive honorary awards on Oct. 27 in the Ray Dolby Ballroom at Hollywood & Highland
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‘Queer Eye,’ ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race,’ James Corden Win at First Critics’ Choice Real TV Awards
Other winners at the inaugural ceremony include “Surviving R. Kelly,” “American Ninja Warrior” and “Jeopardy!”
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Cannes Film Festival 2019 Awards: ‘Parasite’ Wins Palme d’Or
Antonio Banderas wins Best Actor award for “Pain and Glory,” while Best Actress prize goes to Emily Beecham for “Little Joe”
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‘I Lost My Body,’ ‘Vivarium’ Win Prizes in Cannes Critics’ Week Section
Cannes 2019: Other Critics’ Week winners include “A White, White Day,” “She Runs” and “Our Mothers”
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‘The Young and the Restless’ Leads Daytime Creative Arts Emmys
CBS was the leading network, followed by Amazon Prime Video, Netflix and PBS
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Golden Globes Set 2020 Date for Earliest Ceremony Ever
With the Oscars already set for its earliest-ever show on Feb. 9, the Globes are well positioned in an increasingly constricted awards season
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Oscars: ‘Green Book’ Win Gives an Old-Fashioned Ending to a Diverse, Forward-Looking Show
The Academy voted for the most diverse slate of winners ever, but it turned to a crowdpleaser rather than a groundbreaker for the big award
