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| re: Will this be how Cynthia Erivo gets her EGOT? | |
| Last Edit: MockingbirdGirl 10:31 pm EDT 08/24/20 | |
| Posted by: MockingbirdGirl 10:28 pm EDT 08/24/20 | |
| In reply to: Will this be how Cynthia Erivo gets her EGOT? - WaymanWong 08:40 pm EDT 08/24/20 | |
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| But Erivo and Platt could complete their EGOT with the same role. Has that ever been done before? Ten performers have won Tonys and Oscars for the same role. Of them, four—Anne Bancroft, Shirley Booth, Paul Scofield, and Viola Davis—have also won an Emmy, but are missing the Grammy. |
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| re: Will this be how Cynthia Erivo gets her EGOT? | |
| Posted by: JAllenC3 12:57 pm EDT 08/25/20 | |
| In reply to: re: Will this be how Cynthia Erivo gets her EGOT? - MockingbirdGirl 10:28 pm EDT 08/24/20 | |
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| Of course, under the current ridiculous EMMY rules and the current Grammy rules it is VERY easy to imagine Joel Grey having done it for Cabaret now that principle soloists on cast albums get the Grammy in addition to the producers. And he very likely could have won an Emmy for a performance from Cabaret on a talk show. | |
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| re: Will this be how Cynthia Erivo gets her EGOT? | |
| Posted by: WaymanWong 01:58 pm EDT 08/25/20 | |
| In reply to: re: Will this be how Cynthia Erivo gets her EGOT? - JAllenC3 12:57 pm EDT 08/25/20 | |
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| The Grammys were pretty lax about defining those ''principal artists'' on a cast album. ''Dear Evan Hansen'' listed 8 performers; ''Hamilton,'' 10. They seemed to have tightened that: Only 5 ''principal artists'' were listed from ''Hadestown,'' ''Moulin Rouge!,'' ''Ain't Too Proud'' and ''Oklahoma!'' And I'm glad the Daytime Emmys dumped that Musical Performance category. Doing promo on a talk show isn't worthy of TV's highest award. |
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