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Here is the video from Claire Danes’ Acceptance Speech for 62nd (2010) Primetime Emmy Awards – Lead Actress Miniseries Or TV Movie.
I would like to Congratulate Claire Danes for her Emmy win for her role in Temple Grandin! She looked absolutely lovely at the awards. Will add pictures soon!
Claire Danes is on top of the world right now with an Emmy nomination for her lead role in HBO’s biopic Temple Grandin — now all she has to do is decide on the perfect red carpet look! HollywoodLife.com sat down with Claire, 31, Aug. 17, inside NYC’s famous Vanderbilt Hall at Grand Central Terminal, where she unveiled Valspar Paint’s new hi-def colors. While there, she EXCLUSIVELY divulged who she’ll be wearing to the 2010 Emmy Awards!
“Zac Posen is making my dress. We were just working on it yesterday.”
As for how it is coming along, Claire revealed, “the color is the big question now … what color is it going to be? The actual shape is determined but the actual color … I don’t know. I think certain colors work better on me than others.”
After meeting Claire in person, we can tell you that any color will look unbelievable on the blonde stunner. But she jokingly told us there’s one color she won’t be wearing!
“I don’t think I’ll be wearing chartreuse [a mixture between yellow and green],” she said laughingly. “It’s still kind of a mystery … we will see!”
This is Claire’s second Emmy nomination, the first was back in 1994 for her role as Angela inMy So Called Life. So we had to ask Claire what it was like to be nominated for a second time!
“I was so pleased that the movie was successful creatively and then I was pleased that people connected with it and liked it,” she says. “And more than anything I was pleased that Temple recognized herself in my portrayal. This is all a lovely addition to that.”
Temple Grandin on DVD will be released in the US on August 17, 2010.
Here are some lovely HQ images of Claire at the “Temple Grandin” Press Conference in Beverly Hills on March 22, 2010.
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As you may have noticed I’m in the middle of rearranging the gallery. Hope to have that done soon. Sorry for any confusion! In the mean time check out this lovely photo shoot and this image of Claire with the real Temple Grandin. Also some Little Women screen captures.
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Check out the images from HBO’s ” Temple Grandin” Screening in New York on January 26, 2009.
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Stepping out for a promotional appearance, Claire Danes was spotted at the 2010 Television Critics Association Press Tour in Pasadena, California last night (January 14).
The “Romeo and Juliet” actress looked fabulous as she posed for the paparazzi inside the Langham Hotel, sporting a dark red dress with strappy beige heels.
Coming up on the career front, Claire will be playing Dr. Temple Grandin, a high-functioning autistic woman who also happens to have a doctorate in Animal Science and a best-selling book.
The HBO biopic “Temple Grandin” is already being heralded as a fantastic film and a fascinating look into the world of autism.
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HBO’s three-hour slot at the TCAs in Pasadena will shed light on a smattering of new projects, and Movieline will dutifully report what soundbites it can gather amid the hordes of inquiring reporters. HBO first showcased its original biopic Temple Grandin, which chronicles the life of the titular bestselling author and consultant to the livestock industry who also has high-functioning autism. The pantheon of cinema that explores autism is filled with lauded projects (Rain Man, the recent Asperger’s Syndrome romance, Adam). Following the press conference that featured the actual Temple Grandin, star Claire Danes, whose performance in the film as Grandin is sharply rendered, explained to Movieline that the project adds new dimensions to a familiar cinematic streak.
She also hinted that her performance may have been aided by her husband Hugh Dancy.
“Well, my husband played an autistic person six months before I did this, in Adam. So that was curious. But Temple is no ordinary autistic person. She’s a superstar, and she’s a pioneer, and the first person to write about it as somebody who has it. And that was radical. That was, kind of by definition, impossible, because they weren’t able to communicate with others. She managed to do that so well, and with such clarity. I think that’s what defines [the movie] for me.”
Temple Grandin debuts on HBO this February.