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JORDAN AND ARGENTINA WIN FIRST INTERNATIONAL EMMYS® AT THE 36th INTERNATIONAL EMMY® AWARDS GALA
Jordan Honored for Telenovela, Argentina Honored for TV Movie / Mini-Series
UK Wins in Seven Categories including Best Performance by an Actor & Best Performance by an Actress
NEW YORK, November 24, 2008 The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences announced the winners of the 36th International Emmy® Awards tonight at a Gala event held in the New York Hilton, hosted by award-winning stage and screen actor Roger Bart, currently leading in Mel Brooks new Broadway musical, Young Frankenstein.

A cast of international celebrities including Sam Waterston, Judith Light, Kelly Rutherford, John Waters, Paul Blackthorne, Willie Garson, Andrea Roth, Lance Reddick, Dann Florek, Linus Roache, Michaela McManus, Heather Tom and U.S. Secretary of Labor, Elaine Chao, presented the International Emmy® statue to the winners in front of an international audience of 1,000 entertainment professionals and media executives.
This year, Argentina and Jordan made history taking home their first ever International Emmy® Awards. Argentina won for Television Por La Identidad in the TV Movie/Mini Series category and Jordan won for its Telenovela Al-Igtiyah in the categorys inaugural year.
The Netherlands won in the Non-Scripted Entertainment category with The Big Donor Show, a pretend reality show staged as though a terminally ill woman were to donate a kidney to one of three contestants.
Best Performance by an Actor went to David Suchet winning for his performance as Robert Maxwell in the biography series Maxwell. Best Performance by an Actress was won by British actress Lucy Cohu for her performance as Liz in the drama series Forgiven.
Other than the performance categories, British programs also won in the Arts Programming, Children & Young People, Comedy, Documentary and Drama Series categories.
We would like to extend our congratulations to this years winners. They help us fulfill The International Academys mission to recognize those who have made an impact in television on a global level, said Academy President & CEO Bruce Paisner, also President of Hearst Entertainment.
Law & Order Creator and Executive Producer Dick Wolf one of televisions most prolific writers and producers, and architect of the Law & Order brand, was honored with the International Emmy® Founders Award for his creative achievements and international success. Cast members from all three Law & Order dramas took the stage to present him with the award. The Directorate Award was presented to Liu Changle, Chairman and Chief executive officer of Phoenix Satellite Television by U.S. Secretary of Labor, Elaine Chao for being the catalyst behind the wide ranging success of a global multimedia empire broadcasting in over 150 countries.
Dick Wolf started his television career as a staff writer on Hill Street Blues and was nominated for his first Emmy for an episode on which he was the only writer. He moved from there to Miami Vice where he was a supervising producer. Wolf's Law & Order is the second-longest-running dramatic show in television history. The show has been nominated for the most consecutive Emmy Awards of any primetime drama series. Wolf serves as creator and executive producer of the three current Law & Order dramas. Wolf's company also produced Twin Towers, the 2003 Academy Award-winning Short Documentary. Currently Wolf is involved with the production of a theatrical film that will document the rock group The Doors. In 2007, Wolf received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

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  • I agree with you both---She is a great actress and an activist for the gay community. It's almost a shame she's straight.

  • aww that was a cute interview. I love Judith!

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  • Didn't like the interviewer's Q's or her manner, but Judith handled it in her usual gracious way. Was that woman wearing real fur? Wouldn't be surprised, considering....

  • @phoenixrisingsun I bet she does b/c on the interview a while back, Suzanne Somers asked Tony Danza if there were any funny stories about Judith and she's like "Don't tell her honey!" then Tony said, well this is some personal stuff lol.!!!! I wanna know!!!!!!

  • Love Judith but that interviewer needs to ask a better question other than tell me something funny. Seriously?? She's a 2 time emmy award winning actress and you just want a funny story?? I'd have so many questions, Judith would have to push me away lol. NO JOKE! although i bet if I met her, all my questions would go blanks and I'd probably say..... "uh, uh, uh......I LOVE YOU!.....uh, uh, bye! " *then run off laughing like a mad woman.* lol... Yep That's Me!

  • I Love Judith Light!  As an actress and as a person who has great integrity. I hope her future holds more surprises and great roles. And Judith, thank you for being there for Gays and Lesbians, you are what being human is all about.

  • Tee-hee. I think JL is awesome.

  • jesus, how bad was the interviewer. she obviously didn't do the background check on judith light. and besides, what was up with: so say something funny! and then say something funny about that. and at last, say that you are on my show.... she should take a course in interviewing!

  • I love Judtih Light! The way she talks is so unique.

  • Oh,I miss Betty,but God love her.

  • Judith Light is so awesome!

    I love her! ♥

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