Claire Danes

2010 Emmys Claire Danes and Al Pacino Win TV MovieMiniseries Lead.

Claire Danes on the red carpet reminded myself and thousands of woman why we envy her. Also more coverage on Hugh Dancy Claire Danes Temple Grandin. are they yours

Wearing purple and pink without looking like Barbie can be tough but Sarah Jessica Parker and Claire Danes both nail the bold color combo in these vibrant gowns. Portraying reallife figures these two grabbed an Emmy each through Temple Grandin and You Dont Know Jack delivering straight. Here are my top three reasons. I hope you managed to see this gown on TV because this picture isnt doing her. 2010 BAFTA Awards Winner Red Carpet Round Up.

Coming quite expected Claire Danes won the Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or Movie at the 62nd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards. Ryan Seacrest makes joke about Chris.

Claire Danes Hugh Dancy Emmys 2010 Red Carpet PHOTO Claire Danes turns up the glamor in Armani Prive as she hits the red carpet at the 2010 Emmy Awards on. Valspar paints has partnered with Claire Danes to launch its new HiDef Advance Paint System. Temple Grandin has been showing domination in its genre since earlier in the evening with the.

She looks different.

Enjoying a funfilled evening Claire Danes and Hugh Dancy made their way down the red carpet at the 2010 Primetime Emmy Awards. Enjoying a funfilled evening Claire Danes and Hugh Dancy made their way down the red carpet at the 2010 Primetime Emmy Awards.

Best Couture Award When Claire Danes was front row at the Armani Priv Fall 2010 Couture presentation she was clearly shopping for her 2010 Emmy Awards gown.

Claire Danes wins an Emmy for portrayal of genius Temple Grandin.

David Strathairn

David Strathairn, Temple Grandin wins the Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Miniseries Or Movie

* Nominee: Michael Gambon, Emma (Masterpiece),
* Nominee: Patrick Stewart, Hamlet (Great Performances)
* Nominee: Jonathan Pryce, Return To Cranford (Masterpiece)

You Don T Know Jack

Back to the Emmys. . .

Now, best writing in a movie or miniseries. Again, it's all cable network fare.

The Emmy goes to "You Don't Know Jack," the fascinating biography of Dr. Death, Jack Kevorkian. Just watch Al Pacino take the Best Actor in this category later.

On to Lead Actress in a Miniseries or Movie.

And the winner is . . . Claire Daines for "Temple Grandin." It's the first Emmy for Ms. Danes. This biography of a woman with Autism seems to be the surprising runaway winner at the Emmys tonight with three wins so far all the acting categories. It's funny to see that everytime a winner from the film mention's Dr. Grandin's name, she stands up in the audience and waves. She must really like the spotlight.

Now on to best directing for a miniseries or movie. The winner is. . .Mick Jackson for, what else, "Temple Grandin." It's the first Emmy for Mr. Jackson, who's also directed films.

Lead Actor in a Miniseries or Movie. And the Emmy goes to . . . AL PACINO! I just knew it. It's one of the best performances he's ever done along with his work in "Dog Day Afternoon" and when he won his first Emmy for "Angels in America." If you see "You Don't Know Jack," you can see him completely embody the spirit and mannerisms of Jack Kevorkian. Kevorkian is in the audience and looks a bit in awe. Pacino also thanked the guys who did the hair and makeup for him that turned him into Kevorkian. I agree, they did a great job.

Two HBO made-for-TV films dominated this segment. The broadcast networks really ought to revive their efforts here. I doubt they will though.