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Hi guys,
We had a similar thread to this one a couple of years ago to see who was campaigning in Drama post nominations and who was campaigning the most on the Comedy side so I thought post nominations we could all share campaign interviews and stuff we’ve seen over the past few weeks.
I’ve seen the following interviews for the shows/contenders below so far (P.S. they only include interviews conducted after nominations):
Drama
Succession :
Brian Cox, ET Canada (28 July)
Sarah Snook, Succession Podcast, HBO (28 July)
Jeremy Strong, Indiewire (28 July)
Kieran Culkin, Succession Podcast, HBO (3 August)
Matthew Macfadyen, Late Night with Seth Myers (5 August)
Nicolas Braun, Succession Podcast, HBO (10 August)
Nicolas Braun, ET Canada (11 August)
Sarah Snook, Late Night with Seth Myers (12 August)
Brian Cox, The Late Late Show with James Corden (13 August)
Billy Porter :
Billy Porter, Late Night with Seth Myers (29 July)
Ozark :
Paleyfest (10 August) (9k views as of writing)
Julia Garner, Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon (11 August)
The Crown :
Martin Phipps, SonySoundtracks Keeping Score Podcast (31 July)
Better Call Saul :
(*crickets*)
The Handmaid’s Tale :
Conversations at Home with Samira Wiley (13 August)
Killing Eve :
The Mandalorian
Ludwig Goransson, Epicleff Media (9 August)
Ludwig Goransson, Variety (13 August)
Stranger Things :
(*crickets*)
The Morning Show :
(*crickets*)
Comedy
Schitt’s Creek :
Seth Rogen Praises Schitt’s Creek (30 July)
Dan Levy, Late Night with Seth Myers (31 July)
Cara Delevigne Presents the GLAAD Award to Schitt’s Creek (3 August)
Annie Murphy, Late Night with Seth Myers (13 August)
Eugene Levy, Variety Lifetime Achievement Award (12 August)
Still to Come :
– PaleyFest
Curb Your Enthusiasm :
J.B. Smoove, Late Night with Seth Myers (7 August)
J.B. Smoove, Late Night with Seth Myers (7 August)
Tracee Ellis Ross/Anthony Anderson :
Tracee Ellis Ross, Late Night with Seth Myers (11 August)
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel :
Rachel Brosnahan, Deadline (5 August)
Paleyfest (10 August) (7.8k views as of writing)
Rachel Brosnahan, Late Late Show with James Corden (11 August)
Ramy :
Will and Grace :
The Kominsky Method :
Angela Bassett :
What We Do In The Shadows :
ReplyFYC OSCARS : VANESSA KIRBY FOR "PIECES OF A WOMAN", GLENN CLOSE FOR "HILLBILLY ELEGY", ANTHONY HOPKINS FOR "THE FATHER", CHADWICK BOSEMAN FOR "MA RAINEY'S BLACK BOTTOM", PROMISING YOUNG WOMAN (BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY).
This is probably as good a place to post this as there will be:
https://www.experience.netflixawards.com/
They deserve a nomination in the interactive field next year for this.
ReplyCopy URLThis is probably as good a place to post this as there will be: https://www.experience.netflixawards.com/ They deserve a nomination in the interactive field next year for this.
That is SO cool! But how dare they give Space Force a door but not Unbelievable.
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To be fair on them though why would anyone want to explore the harrowing and dismally realistic world of Unbelievable? I do agree Space Force shouldn’t have a door though.
This is probably as good a place to post this as there will be: https://www.experience.netflixawards.com/ They deserve a nomination in the interactive field next year for this.
RIP HBO lol.
ReplyCopy URLFYC OSCARS : VANESSA KIRBY FOR "PIECES OF A WOMAN", GLENN CLOSE FOR "HILLBILLY ELEGY", ANTHONY HOPKINS FOR "THE FATHER", CHADWICK BOSEMAN FOR "MA RAINEY'S BLACK BOTTOM", PROMISING YOUNG WOMAN (BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY).
Recent Laura Linney interviews:
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Interview with the New York Times about the nomination (July 28)
Cover story interview with Netflix Queue (August 8)
The Late Show with Stephen Colbert Parts 1 & 2 (August 11)
Interview with Kerry Washington for Variety (August 13)She’s coming.
Has anyone seen Catherine O’Hara campaigning post nominations? I haven’t and I’m actually quite worried because everyone else in her category minus the Dead to Me women seem to be campaigning far more than her this year.
ReplyCopy URLFYC OSCARS : VANESSA KIRBY FOR "PIECES OF A WOMAN", GLENN CLOSE FOR "HILLBILLY ELEGY", ANTHONY HOPKINS FOR "THE FATHER", CHADWICK BOSEMAN FOR "MA RAINEY'S BLACK BOTTOM", PROMISING YOUNG WOMAN (BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY).
Jeremy Strong did an interview and photo-op with Backstage yesterday:
https://www.backstage.com/magazine/article/jeremy-strong-succession-hbo-acting-craft-advice-71400/
Amazon Prime is having a Maisel event in LA from August 20th-23rd. It’s a drive-in screening event. Good god, Amazon knows how to campaign.
ReplyCopy URLAmazon Prime is having a Maisel event in LA from August 20th-23rd. It’s a drive-in screening event. They’re also doing another “Maisel Day”. Good god, Amazon knows how to campaign. https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/tv/story/2019-08-14/marvelous-mrs-maisel-amazon-deals-emmys
I’ve been saying this for a while but we’re really underestimating the show across the board here. It may have missed out on Writing but it still got 20 Emmy nominations and even when counting the ballots of 200 Goldderby users for the Goldderby awards Alex Borstein and the show are 2nd here (above two time winner D’Arcy Carden) and this forum doesn’t like Maisel that much at all!
I mean people came at me for saying Succession would get 7 acting nominations and Schitt’s would get 4…
ReplyCopy URLFYC OSCARS : VANESSA KIRBY FOR "PIECES OF A WOMAN", GLENN CLOSE FOR "HILLBILLY ELEGY", ANTHONY HOPKINS FOR "THE FATHER", CHADWICK BOSEMAN FOR "MA RAINEY'S BLACK BOTTOM", PROMISING YOUNG WOMAN (BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY).
Amazon Prime is having a Maisel event in LA from August 20th-23rd. It’s a drive-in screening event. They’re also doing another “Maisel Day”. Good god, Amazon knows how to campaign. https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/tv/story/2019-08-14/marvelous-mrs-maisel-amazon-deals-emmys
I just noticed this link is from last year.
However you are right they are still doing a drive in event season and another Maisel Day. Link below :
https://www.timeout.com/los-angeles/things-to-do/a-marvelous-night-at-the-drive-in
ReplyCopy URLFYC OSCARS : VANESSA KIRBY FOR "PIECES OF A WOMAN", GLENN CLOSE FOR "HILLBILLY ELEGY", ANTHONY HOPKINS FOR "THE FATHER", CHADWICK BOSEMAN FOR "MA RAINEY'S BLACK BOTTOM", PROMISING YOUNG WOMAN (BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY).
If you’re not going to put in the links and references to the Gold Derby interviews done this season (we’ve had over 450), this thread is going away. Within the industry, we are one of the primary destinations for contenders to do interviews. That’s why we get so many of them, top names included.
https://www.goldderby.com/video/playlist/2020-emmy-nominees/
ReplyCopy URLIf you’re not going to put in the links and references to the Gold Derby interviews done this season (we’ve had over 450), this thread is going away. Within the industry, we are one of the primary destinations for contenders to do interviews. That’s why we get so many of them, top names included. https://www.goldderby.com/video/playlist/2020-emmy-nominees/
I was going to put them in but there were so many too include!
ReplyCopy URLFYC OSCARS : VANESSA KIRBY FOR "PIECES OF A WOMAN", GLENN CLOSE FOR "HILLBILLY ELEGY", ANTHONY HOPKINS FOR "THE FATHER", CHADWICK BOSEMAN FOR "MA RAINEY'S BLACK BOTTOM", PROMISING YOUNG WOMAN (BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY).
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