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Emmy Awards: 1970

Emmy

Date:	7 June
Host:	David Frost (I) (New York City); Danny Thomas (I) (Los Angeles)
Location:	Century Plaza Hotel, Hollywood, California, USA Carnegie Hall, New York, New York, USA
Notes:	The awards are presented to shows that were broadcast between 17 March 1969 and 15 March 1970.

Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Dramatic Series


Winner:
	"Marcus Welby, M.D." (1969) - Robert Young (I); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Ironside" (1967) - Raymond Burr; NBC "It Takes a Thief" (1968) - Robert Wagner (I); ABC "Mannix" (1967) - Mike Connors (I); CBS

Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"My World and Welcome to It" (1969) - William Windom; NBC
Other Nominees:
	"Room 222" (1969) - Lloyd Haynes; ABC "The Bill Cosby Show" (1969) - Bill Cosby; NBC

Outstanding Single Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role


Winner:
	A Storm in Summer (1970) (TV) - Peter Ustinov; NBC
Other Nominees:
	David Copperfield (1969) (TV) - Laurence Olivier; NBC My Sweet Charlie (1970) (TV) - Al Freeman Jr.; NBC

Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Dramatic Series


Winner:
	"The Forsyte Saga" (1967) - Susan Hampshire; NET
Other Nominees:
	"Here Come the Brides" (1968) - Joan Blondell; ABC "The Mod Squad" (1968) - Peggy Lipton; ABC

Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"The Ghost & Mrs. Muir" (1968) - Hope Lange; ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Bewitched" (1964) - Elizabeth Montgomery (I); ABC "That Girl" (1965) - Marlo Thomas; ABC

Outstanding Single Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role


Winner:
	My Sweet Charlie (1970) (TV) - Patty Duke; NBC
Other Nominees:
	David Copperfield (1969) (TV) - Edith Evans (I); NBC Silent Night, Lonely Night (1969) (TV) - Shirley Jones (I); NBC

Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in Comedy


Winner:
	"Room 222" (1969) - Michael Constantine; ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Hogan's Heroes" (1965) - Werner Klemperer; CBS "The Ghost & Mrs. Muir" (1968) - Charles Nelson Reilly; ABC

Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in Drama


Winner:
	"Marcus Welby, M.D." (1969) - James Brolin; ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Mission: Impossible" (1966) - Greg Morris (I); CBS "The Mod Squad" (1968) - Tige Andrews; ABC

Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in Comedy


Winner:
	"Room 222" (1969) - Karen Valentine (I); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Bewitched" (1964) - Agnes Moorehead; ABC "Julia" (1968) - Lurene Tuttle; NBC

Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in Drama


Winner:
	"Mannix" (1967) - Gail Fisher (I); CBS
Other Nominees:
	"Ironside" (1967) - Barbara Anderson (I); NBC "The Name of the Game" (1968) - Susan Saint James; NBC

Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Variety, Comedy or Music


Winner:
	"The Kraft Music Hall" (1967) - Dwight Hemion; NBC - For episode "The Sound of Burt Bacharach".
Other Nominees:
	Young People's Concerts: Berlioz Takes a Trip (1969) (TV) - Roger Englander; CBS

Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Drama


Winner:
	"CBS Playhouse" (1967) {Shadow Game (#2.4)} - Paul Bogart; CBS
Other Nominees:
	A Storm in Summer (1970) (TV) - Buzz Kulik; NBC My Sweet Charlie (1970) (TV) - Lamont Johnson (I); NBC

Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction of a Variety, Musical or Dramatic Program


Winner:
	"The Kraft Music Hall" (1967) - Peter Matz (I); NBC - For episode "The Sound of Burt Bacharach".
Other Nominees:
	"The Merv Griffin Show" (1962) - Mort Lindsey; CBS - For episode from Las Vegas with Chuck Connors (I), Joey Heatherton, Buddy Greco and Jack E. Leonard. "This Is Tom Jones" (1969) - Johnnie Spence (I); ABC - For episode with Mary Hopkins (I), Shelley Berman and José Feliciano (I).

Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction


Winner:
	"CBS Playhouse" (1967) {Appalachian Autumn (#3.1)} - Leard Davis (lighting director); Ed S. Hill (lighting director); Richard Scovel (video); Clive Bassett (video); CBS

Outstanding Writing Achievement in Comedy, Variety or Music


Winner:
	Annie, the Women in the Life of a Man (1970) (TV) - Peter Bellwood; Gary Belkin; Herbert Sargent (I); Thomas Meehan (I); Judith Viorst; CBS
Other Nominees:
	"Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In" (1967) - Paul Keyes (I); David Panich; Marc London; Coslough Johnson; Jim Carlson (I); Jim Mulligan (I); John Carsey; Gene Farmer; Jeremy Lloyd (I); John Rappaport (I); Stephen Spears; Jack Douglas (IX); Allan Manings (I); NBC - For episode on 3 November 1969 (with Buddy Hackett). "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In" (1967) - Allan Manings (I); David Panich; Coslough Johnson; John Carsey; Stephen Spears; John Rappaport (I); Jim Carlson (I); Marc London; Chet Dowling; Jim Abell; Barry Took; Jack Douglas (IX); Jim Mulligan (I); Gene Farmer; Jeremy Lloyd (I); NBC - For episode on 20 December 1969 (with Nancy Sinatra).

Outstanding Writing Achievement in Drama


Winner:
	My Sweet Charlie (1970) (TV) - Richard Levinson (I) (writer); William Link (writer); NBC
Other Nominees:
	"CBS Playhouse" (1967) {Sadbird (#3.2)} - George Bellak (writer); CBS "Marcus Welby, M.D." (1969) - Don Mankiewicz (writer); ABC - For the pilot episode.

Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography for Entertainment Programming - For a Series or a Single Program of a Series


Winner:
	"Marcus Welby, M.D." (1969) - Walter Strenge (cinematographer); ABC - For episode "Hello, Goodbye, Hello".
Other Nominees:
	"N.Y.P.D." (1967) - Harvey Genkins (cinematographer); ABC

Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography for News and Documentary Programming - Regularly Scheduled News Programs and Coverage of Special Events


Winner:
	"The Huntley-Brinkley Report" (1956) - Edward Winkle; NBC - For the segment "Model Hippie".
Other Nominees:
	"The Huntley-Brinkley Report" (1956) - Charles W. Boyle; NBC - For the segment "Middle Town, U.S.A.". "The Huntley-Brinkley Report" (1956) - James P. Watt Jr.; NBC - For the segment "High School Profile".

Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction or Scenic Design - For a Variety Single Program of a Series or a Special Program


Nominees:
	"The Carol Burnett Show" (1967) - Paul Barnes (II) (art director); Bob Sansom (art director); Bill Harp (set decorator); CBS - For episode with Steve Lawrence (I) and and Edward Villella.

Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction or Scenic Design - For a Dramatic Program or Feature Length Film, a Single Program of a Series or a Special Program


Winner:
	"CBS Playhouse" (1967) {Shadow Game (#2.4)} - Jan Scott (I) (art director); Earl Carlson (set decorator); CBS

Outstanding Achievement in Film Sound Mixing


Nominees:
	My Sweet Charlie (1970) (TV) - Melvin M. Metcalfe Sr.; John Stransky Jr.; Clarence Self; Roger Heman Sr.; NBC

Outstanding Achievement in Live or Tape Sound Mixing


Nominees:
	"The Jim Nabors Hour" (1969) - Neal Weinstein; CBS - For episode with Vikki Carr (I).

Outstanding Achievement in Film Editing for Entertainment Programming - For a Series or a Single Program of a Series


Winner:
	"Bracken's World" (1969) - Bill Mosher (I) (editor); NBC - For episode "Sweet Smell of Failure".
Other Nominees:
	"The Ghost & Mrs. Muir" (1968) - Axel Hubert Sr. (editor); ABC - For episode "The Great Power Failure".

Outstanding Achievement in Film Editing for News and Documentary Programming - Regularly Scheduled News Programs and Coverage of Special Events


Winner:
	"The Huntley-Brinkley Report" (1956) - Michael C. Shugrue; NBC - For the segment "High School Profile".
Other Nominees:
	"The Huntley-Brinkley Report" (1956) - Fred Flamenhaft (editor); Martin Sheppard (editor); Tom Dunphy (I) (editor); Pat Minerva (editor); Ken Shea (editor); George Johnson (IV) (editor); NBC

Outstanding Achievement in Music Composition - For a Series or a Single Program of a Series (In Its First Year Only)


Winner:
	"Hawaii Five-O" (1968) - Morton Stevens (I); CBS - For episode "A Thousand Pardons -- You're Dead!".
Other Nominees:
	"The Bill Cosby Show" (1969) - Quincy Jones; NBC Charlie, the Lonesome Cougar (1967) - Franklyn Marks; NBC - (Screened within "Disneyland" (1954).)

Outstanding Variety or Musical Program - Variety and Popular Music


Winner:
	Annie, the Women in the Life of a Man (1970) (TV) - Joseph Cates (executive producer); Martin Charnin (producer); Anne Bancroft (I) (star); CBS
Other Nominees:
	"The Kraft Music Hall" (1967) - Gary Smith (III) (producer); Dwight Hemion (producer); Burt Bacharach (star); NBC - For episode "The Sound of Burt Bacharach". "The Kraft Music Hall" (1967) - Gary Smith (III) (producer); Dwight Hemion (producer); Jack Benny (star); NBC - For episode "The Fiars Club 'Roasts' Jack Benny". Frank Sinatra: Sinatra (1969) (TV) - Carolyn Raskin (producer); Frank Sinatra (executive producer, star); CBS

Outstanding Achievement in Music Composition - For a Special Program


Winner:
	The Challengers (1970) (TV) - Pete Rugolo; CBS
Other Nominees:
	Gene Kelly's Wonderful World of Girls (1970) (TV) - Van Alexander (I); NBC

Outstanding Achievement in Music, Lyrics and Special Material


Winner:
	"Love, American Style" (1969) - Arnold Margolin; Charles Fox (I); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In" (1967) - Billy Barnes (I) (composer); NBC - For episode with Carol Channing.

Outstanding Variety or Musical Series


Winner:
	"The David Frost Show" (1969) - Peter Baker (producer); David Frost (I) (star); Syndicated
Other Nominees:
	"Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In" (1967) - George Schlatter (executive producer); Carolyn Raskin (producer); Paul Keyes (I) (producer); Dan Rowan (star); Dick Martin (I) (star); NBC "The Carol Burnett Show" (1967) - Joe Hamilton (II) (producer); Carol Burnett (star); CBS "The Dean Martin Show" (1965) - Greg Garrison (I) (producer); Dean Martin (I) (star); NBC "The Dick Cavett Show" (1968) - Jack Rollins (I) (executive producer); Tony Converse (I) (producer); Dick Cavett (star); ABC

Outstanding Variety or Musical Program - Classical Music


Nominees:
	Cinderella (1969) (TV) - John Barnes (executive producer); Curtis Davis (executive producer); Norman Campbell (I) (producer); NET

Outstanding Achievement in News Documentary Programming - Individuals


Winner:
	Hospital (1970) (TV) - Frederick Wiseman (director); NET

Outstanding Achievement in News Documentary Programming - Programs


Winner:
	Hospital (1970) (TV) - Frederick Wiseman; NET

Outstanding Dramatic Series


Winner:
	"Marcus Welby, M.D." (1969) - David Victor (I) (executive producer); David J. O'Connell (producer); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Ironside" (1967) - Cy Chermak (executive producer); Douglas Benton (producer); Winston Miller (producer); Joel Rogosin (producer); Albert Aley (producer); NBC "NET Playhouse" (1966) - Jac Venza (executive producer); NET "The Forsyte Saga" (1967) - Donald Wilson (I); NET "The Mod Squad" (1968) - Danny Thomas (I) (executive producer); Aaron Spelling (executive producer); Tony Barrett (I); Harve Bennett; ABC "The Name of the Game" (1968) - Richard Irving (I) (executive producer); George Eckstein (producer); Dean Hargrove (producer); Norman Lloyd (I) (producer); Boris Sagal (producer); NBC

Special Classification of Outstanding Program and Individual Achievement - Individuals


Nominees:
	"Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In" (1967) - Goldie Hawn; NBC

Outstanding Achievement in Children's Programming - Programs


Winner:
	"Sesame Street" (1969) - David D. Connell (executive producer); Samuel Y. Gibbon Jr. (producer); Jon Stone (I) (producer); Lutrelle Horne (producer); NET
Other Nominees:
	"Disneyland" (1954) - Ron Miller (I) (executive producer); NBC

Outstanding Achievement in Choreography


Winner:
	"This Is Tom Jones" (1969) - Norman Maen; ABC - For episode with Mary Hopkins (I), José Feliciano (I) and Shelley Berman.
Other Nominees:
	Ann-Margret: From Hollywood with Love (1969) (TV) - David Winters (I); CBS

Outstanding Achievement in Daytime Programming - Individuals


Nominees:
	"Today" (1952) - Hugh Downs; NBC "Today" (1952) - Joe Garagiola; NBC

Outstanding New Series


Winner:
	"Room 222" (1969) - Gene Reynolds (I) (producer); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Marcus Welby, M.D." (1969) - David Victor (I) (executive producer); David J. O'Connell (producer); ABC "Sesame Street" (1969) - David D. Connell (executive producer); Sam Gibbon (producer); Jon Stone (I) (producer); Lutrelle Horne (producer); NET "The Bill Cosby Show" (1969) - Bill Cosby (executive producer); Marvin Miller (II) (producer); NBC "The Forsyte Saga" (1967) - Donald Wilson (I) (producer); NET

Outstanding Dramatic Program


Winner:
	A Storm in Summer (1970) (TV) - M.J. Rivkin (executive producer); Alan Landsburg (producer); NBC
Other Nominees:
	"Marcus Welby, M.D." (1969) - David Victor (I) (executive producer); David J. O'Connell (producer); ABC - For episode "Hello, Goodbye, Hello". David Copperfield (1969) (TV) - Frederick H. Brogger (producer); NBC My Sweet Charlie (1970) (TV) - Bob Banner (I) (executive); Richard Levinson (I); William Link; NBC

Outstanding Comedy Series


Winner:
	"My World and Welcome to It" (1969) - Sheldon Leonard (executive producer); Danny Arnold; NBC
Other Nominees:
	"Love, American Style" (1969) - Arnold Margolin (executive producer); Jim Parker (II) (executive producer); William P. D'Angelo (producer); ABC "Room 222" (1969) - Gene Reynolds (I) (producer); ABC "The Bill Cosby Show" (1969) - Bill Cosby (executive producer); Marvin Miller (II) (producer); NBC "The Courtship of Eddie's Father" (1969) - James Komack (producer); ABC

Outstanding Achievement in Sports Programming


Winner:
	"ABC's Wide World of Sports" (1961) - Roone Arledge (executive producer); ABC

Special Classification of Outstanding Program and Individual Achievement - Programs


Winner:
	"Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom" (1963) - Don Meier (producer); NBC

Outstanding Achievement in Children's Programming - Individuals


Winners:
	"Sesame Street" (1969) - Joe Raposo (I); Jeff Moss (II); NBC - Music and lyrics for "This Way To Sesame Street". "Sesame Street" (1969) - Jon Stone (I); Jeff Moss (II); Ray Sipherd; Jerry Juhl; Dan Wilcox (I); Dave Connell (IV); Bruce Hart (I); Carole Hart; Virginia Schone; NET - For episode "Sally Sees Sesame Street".
Other Nominees:
	"Kukla, Fran and Ollie" (1969) - Michael Loewenstein; NET

Outstanding Achievement in Daytime Programming - Programs


Winner:
	"Today" (1952) - Stuart Schulberg (producer); NBC
Other Nominees:
	"The Galloping Gourmet" (1968) - Treena Kerr (producer); Graham Kerr (host); Syndicated

Special Classification of Outstanding Program and Individual Achievements - Programs


Nominees:
	"NBC Experiment in Television" (1967) - Peter Goldfarb; NBC - For episode "Fellini: A Director's Notebook".

Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography for Entertainment Programming - For a Special or Feature Length Program Made for Television


Nominees:
	My Sweet Charlie (1970) (TV) - Gene Polito; NBC

Outstanding Achievement in Film Editing for Entertainment Programming - For a Special or Feature Length Program Made for Television


Winner:
	My Sweet Charlie (1970) (TV) - Edward M. Abroms; NBC
Other Nominees:
	"Marcus Welby, M.D." (1969) - Gene Palmer (editor); ABC - For the pilot episode.