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Actress Katharine Hepburn, winner of a record four Academy Awards, died Jun 29.
In a performing career that spanned seven decades, Hume Cronyn was better known for his work on the Broadway stage than the small screen. Yet before he died of prostate cancer on June 15, Cronyn had actually collected more Emmys (three) than Tony Awards (two).
Executive Producer Don Mischer announced that Michael B. Seligman will return as Supervising Producer of the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences' 55th Annual Prime-time Emmy Awards.
Emmy-winning broadcaster David Brinkley, a pioneer of television
journalism, has died of complications from a fall. He was 82.
Fox President Gail Berman and Academy Chairman Bryce Zabel
announced that Don Mischer will serve as Executive Producer of
the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences' 55th Annual
Prime-Time Emmy Awards broadcast on Sunday, September 21 (8:00 p.m. & 11:00 p.m. ET/PT) on FOX.
A funeral service was held at Forest Lawn on Thursday, June
5, for multiple Emmy nominee Haskell "Buzzy" Boggs, ASC,
who died at his home in Studio City, California, on May 30. He
was 94, and his death was attributed to natural causes.
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