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"Los Sopranos"
encabeza la lista de candidaturas a premios Emmy
Los Angeles, 6 de Octubre (EFE) —
"Los Sopranos" encabeza la lista de candidatos a los premios
Emmy de televisión en su 53 edición, que se celebrará
mañana, domingo, en Los Angeles.
Con 22 candidaturas, la serie centrada en el mundo de la mafia domina
una competición donde la principal favorita es "The
West Wing", aspirante a 18 galardones.
La lista completa de candidaturas es la siguiente:
- Serie dramática: "Urgencias", "Law
& Order", "The Practice", "Los Sopranos"
y "The West Wing".
- Actor dramático: Andre Braugher ("Gideon's
Crossing"), Dennis Franz ("Policías de Nueva York"),
James Gandolfini ("Los Sopranos"), Rob Lowe y Martin Sheen
("The West Wing").
- Actriz dramática: Lorraine Bracco y Edie Falco ("Los
Sopranos"), Amy Brenneman ("Judging Amy"), Marg Helgenberger
("CSI") y Sela Ward ("Once & Again").
- Actor secundario en serie dramática: Michael Imperioli
y Dominic Chianese ("Los Sopranos"), Bradley Whitford,
John Spencer y Richard Schiff ("The West Wing).
- Actriz secundaria en serie dramática: Maura Tierney
("Urgencias"), Tyne Daly ("Judging Amy"), Aida
Turturro ("Los Sopranos"), Stockard Channing y Allison
Janney ("The West Wing").
- Comedia: "Everybody Loves Raymond", "Frasier",
"Malcolm in the Middle", "Sex and the City"
y "Will & Grace".
- Actor de comedia: Kelsey Grammer ("Frasier"),
John Lithgow ("3rd Rock From the Sun"), Eric McCormack
("Will & Grace"), Frankie Muniz ("Malcolm in
the Middle"), Ray Romano ("Everybody Loves Raymond").
- Actriz de comedia: Calista Flockhart ("Ally McBeal"),
Jane Kaczmarek ("Malcolm in the Middle"), Debra Messing
("Will & Grace"), Sarah Jessica Parker ("Sex
and the City") y Patricia Heaton ("Everybody Loves Raymond").
- Actor secundario de comedia: Peter MacNicol y Robert Downey
Jr. ("Ally McBeal"), Peter Boyle ("Everybody Loves
Raymond"), David Hyde Pierce ("Frasier") y Sean Hayes
("Will & Grace").
- Actriz secundaria de comedia: Doris Roberts ("Everybody
Loves Raymond"), Jennifer Aniston y Lisa Kudrow ("Friends"),
Kim Cattrall ("Sex and the City") y Megan Mullally ("Will
& Grace").
- Miniserie: "Anne Frank", "Armistead Maupin's
Further Tales of the City", "Horatio Hornblower",
"Life With Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows" y "Nuremberg".
- Telefilme: "Conspiracy", "For Love or Country:
The Arturo Sandoval Story", "Laughter on the 23rd Floor",
"61" y "Wit".
- Actor en miniseries o telefilme: Kenneth Branagh ("Conspiracy"),
Andy Garcia ("For Love or Country: The Arturo Sandoval Story"),
Gregory Hines ("Bojangles"), Ben Kingsley ("Anne
Frank"), Barry Pepper ("61").
- Actriz en miniseries o telefilme: Judy Davis ("Life
With Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows"), Judi Dench ("Last
of the Blonde Bombshells"), Hannah Taylor Gordon ("Anne
Frank"), Holly Hunter ("When Billie Beat Bobby"),
Emma Thompson ("Wit").
- Actor secundario en miniserie o telefilme: Alan Alda ("Club
Land"), Colin Firth y Stanley Tucci ("Conspiracy"),
Ian Holm ("The Last of the Blonde Bombshells"); Victor
Garber ("Life With Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows");
Brian Cox ("Nuremberg").
- Actriz secundaria en miniserie o telefilme: Brenda Blethyn
("Anne Frank"), Anne Bancroft ("Haven"), Tammy
Blanchard ("Life With Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows"),
Holly Hunter ("Things You Can Tell Just By Looking at Her"),
Audra McDonald ("Wit")
- Programa de comedia o musical: "The Chris Rock Show",
"The Daily Show With Jon Stewart", "Late Show With
David Letterman", "Politically Incorrect With Bill Maher"
y "Saturday Night Live".
- Especial de comedia o musical: "73rd Annual Academy
Awards", "Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band",
"Cirque Du Soleil's Dralion", "Ellen DeGeneres: The
Beginning" y "Saturday Night Live's Presidential Bash
2000".
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