On Fri, Jul 11, 2014 at 4:41 PM, PGage <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> And - what is the deal with the "Guest Actor/Actress" categories? Paul
> Giammati was a guest actor on Abbey, as was Dylan Baker on The Good Wife,
> but the other 4 guys are regulars on their shows, aren't they? Similar
> questions with most of the women in the Guest Actress category - most
> glaringly Kate Mara, who arguably was a lead actress in that show, and
> apparently went with guest actress instead of supporting actress to avoid
> competing with Wright.
>
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With respect to Kate Mara - I think they have the right category for season
2. But in general the whole lead/supporting/guest actor/actress thing seems
utterly arbitrary. From the rules of last year's Emmys (the first set that
Google found):

"It is the decision of the entrant whether to enter as a lead or supporting
performer. Series performers should enter according to their lead or
supporting place in the body of work aired during the eligibility year.
However, only those performers with “guest star” billing, or who are
contracted as such, may enter in a “guest” performer category. While the
performer's choice is generally approved, the Primetime Awards Committee
determines the final category eligibility."

http://www.emmys.com/sites/default/files/d6tv/pte13_rulesandproced_rev8.pdf


Adam

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