The 58th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (2006) (TV)

Director:

Louis J. Horvitz

Writers:

Conan O'Brien
Chris Albers
(more)

Release Date:

27 August 2006 (USA)

Plot Keywords:

Awards Show | TV Special | Number In Title

Awards:

1 win

Cast

Conan O'Brien	...	Himself - Host
Bob Newhart	...	Himself
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar	...	Himself
Don Adams	...	Himself - Memorial Tribute (archive footage)
Andrew Aguilar	...	Himself
Gillian Anderson	...	Herself
Will Arnett	...	Himself - Nominee
Hank Azaria	...	Himself
Kevin Bacon	...	Himself
Tyra Banks	...	Herself - Presenter
Warren Beatty	...	Himself
Annette Bening	...	Herself
Candice Bergen	...	Herself - Presenter
Hilary Bevan Jones	...	Herself - Winner: Outstanding Made for Television Movie
Andre Braugher	...	Himself
Red Buttons	...	Himself - Memorial Tribute (archive footage)
Michael Cera	...	Himself
Kyle Chandler	...	Himself - Nominee
Stockard Channing	...	Herself
Joe Cipriano	...	Himself - Announcer
Dick Clark	...	Himself
Katie Cleary	...	Host
Stephen Colbert	...	Himself
Joan Collins	...	Herself
Stephen Collins	...	Himself
Simon Cowell	...	Himself - Presenter
Bryan Cranston	...	Himself - Nominee
Shane Bitney Crone	...	Himself - Red Carpet
Jon Cryer	...	Himself - Presenter
Blythe Danner	...	Herself - Winner
Portia de Rossi	...	Herself
Daniel Delevin	...	Himself
Patrick Dempsey	...	Himself
Lisa Edelstein	...	Herself
Edie Falco	...	Herself
Farrah Fawcett	...	Herself
Craig Ferguson	...	Himself - Presenter
Tina Fey	...	Herself
Jenna Fischer	...	Herself
Calista Flockhart	...	Herself - Presenter
Anthony Franciosa	...	Himself - Memorial Tribute (archive footage)
James Gandolfini	...	Himself
Gregory Thomas Garcia	...	Himself
Ricky Gervais	...	Himself
Tracey Gold	...	Herself
Anthony Michael Hall	...	Himself
Mariska Hargitay	...	Herself - Winner: Best Lead Actress in a Drama Series
Sean Hayes	...	Himself - Nominee
Dennis Haysbert	...	Himself
Katherine Heigl	...	Herself
Jennifer Love Hewitt	...	Herself
Cheryl Hines	...	Herself - Nominee
Felicity Huffman	...	Herself - Presenter: Best Lead Actress in a Miniseries or a Movie
Phyllis Huffman	...	Herself - Memorial Tribute (archive footage)
Barnard Hughes	...	Himself - Memorial Tribute (archive footage)
Michael Imperioli	...	Himself - Nominee
Jeremy Irons	...	Himself
Gregory Itzin	...	Himself - Nominee
Kate Jackson	...	Herself
Randy Jackson	...	Himself
Allison Janney	...	Herself
Leslie Jordan	...	Himself
Jane Kaczmarek	...	Herself
Heidi Klum	...	Herself
Don Knotts	...	Himself - Memorial Tribute (archive footage)
Peter Krause	...	Himself
Lisa Kudrow	...	Herself
Hugh Laurie	...	Himself
Cloris Leachman	...	Herself
Jason Lee	...	Himself - Presenter
Evangeline Lilly	...	Herself
Ray Liotta	...	Himself
John Lithgow	...	Himself - Presenter
Ron Livingston	...	Himself - Presenter
Eva Longoria	...	Herself
Julia Louis-Dreyfus	...	Herself
Melanie Lynskey	...	Herself
Kelly Macdonald	...	Herself - Winner: Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or a Movie
Virginia Madsen	...	Herself
Howie Mandel	...	Himself
Barry Manilow	...	Himself - Winner: Outstanding Individual Performance in a Variety or Music Program
Mary McCormack	...	Herself
Darren McGavin	...	Himself - Memorial Tribute (archive footage)
Christopher Meloni	...	Himself
Debra Messing	...	Herself
Christa Miller	...	Herself
Helen Mirren	...	Herself - Winner: Best Lead Actress in a Miniseries or a Movie
Gloria Monty	...	Herself - Memorial Tribute (archive footage)
Anya Monzikova	...	Model, presenter
Tracy Morgan	...	Himself
Jennifer Morrison	...	Herself
Megan Mullally	...	Herself
Sandra Oh	...	Herself
Elizabeth Perkins	...	Herself - Nominee
Matthew Perry	...	Himself
William Petersen	...	Himself (as William L. Petersen)
Jeremy Piven	...	Himself - Winner: Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series
Oliver Platt	...	Himself - Nominee
Amy Poehler	...	Herself
Ellen Pompeo	...	Herself - Presenter
Jaime Pressly	...	Herself - Presenter / Nominee
Richard Pryor	...	Himself - Memorial Tribute (archive footage)
Mary Lynn Rajskub	...	Herself
Brea Renee	...	Herself
Joan Rivers	...	Herself
Melissa Rivers	...	Herself
Nadia Sahari	...	Herself
Jennifer Sciole	...	Herself
Elie Seckbach	...	Himself
Tom Selleck	...	Himself
Tony Shalhoub	...	Himself
William Shatner	...	Himself
Charlie Sheen	...	Himself
Martin Sheen	...	Himself
Jean Smart	...	Herself
Jaclyn Smith	...	Herself
John Spencer	...	Himself - Memorial Tribute (archive footage)
Maureen Stapleton	...	Herself - Memorial Tribute (archive footage)
Kevin Alexander Stea	...	Himself
Robert Sterling	...	Himself - Memorial Tribute (archive footage)
Jon Stewart	...	Himself
Kiefer Sutherland	...	Himself
Jeffrey Tambor	...	Himself - Presenter
Holland Taylor	...	Herself
Jon Voight	...	Himself
Jack Warden	...	Himself - Memorial Tribute (archive footage)
Isaiah Washington	...	Himself
Ken Waters	...	Himself - Audience Member
Dennis Weaver	...	Himself - Memorial Tribute (archive footage)
Michael Weaver	...	Himself / Red Carpet
Bradley Whitford	...	Himself
Chandra Wilson	...	Herself - Nominee
Rainn Wilson	...	Himself
Shelley Winters	...	Herself - Memorial Tribute (archive footage)
Alfre Woodard	...	Herself - Nominee
James Woods	...	Himself
Harrison Ford	...	Himself - Audience Member (uncredited)
Heather Locklear	...	Herself (uncredited)
Seal	...	Himself (uncredited)

Directed by
Louis J. Horvitz

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Chris Albers
José Arroyo
Dan Cronin
Kevin Dorff
Ken Ehrlich
Daniel J. Goor
Michael Gordon
Tim Harrod
Berkley Johnson
Brian Kiley
Michael Koman
Brian McCann
Guy Nicolucci
Conan O'Brien
Brian Stack
Mike Sweeney
Andrew Weinberg
David Wild

Produced by
Renato Basile	....	producer
Ken Ehrlich	....	producer
Danette Herman	....	coordinating producer
Lori Margules	....	producer (nominee package)
Jeff Ross	....	executive producer
Michael B. Seligman	....	producer (as Michael Seligman)
Robb Wagner	....	screens producer

Film Editing by
Enrique Gutiérrez
Scott Riddle

Art Direction by
Scott Buford

Costume Design by
Ret Turner

Makeup Department
Lori Benson	....	makeup artist
Gloria Pasqua Casny	....	hair stylist
Cheryl Eckert	....	hair stylist
Jamie Harper	....	makeup artist
Camille Henderson	....	personal hair stylist: James Woods
Camille Henderson	....	personal makeup artist: James Woods
Deborah T. Paulmann	....	makeup artist
Randa Squillacote	....	hair stylist

Production Management
Chris Bunker	....	post-production supervisor
Tatiana Fuster	....	production manager

Art Department
Doan La	....	graphic designer
Alexander Wallmark	....	carpenter

Sound Department
Josh Morton	....	sound re-recording mixer

Visual Effects by
Anne Babin	....	creative director: Motion Graphics

Camera and Electrical Department
Kris Wilson	....	camera operator

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Joshua Coleman	....	costumer
Aaron Millsap	....	costumer

Editorial Department
Derek Ellingson	....	assistant editor
Dan Olsen	....	assistant editor

Music Department
Danita Ng	....	music preparation

Other crew
Richard Alindogan	....	production coordinator
Christopher L. Antie	....	talent assistant
Anne Babin	....	title designer
Matt Beckner	....	talent assistant
Deborah Cahn	....	credentials manager
Joshua Carmer	....	script coordinator
Michael Redford Carney	....	talent manager (as Michael Carney)
Kimble Christian	....	red carpet
Casey Elliott	....	production assistant
Khristine Gomez	....	talent manager
Andrew Haynes	....	production assistant
Ryan Kevin Ho	....	production associate
Athena Zoe Hogue	....	talent page
Nathan Holzman	....	production assistant
Shanika Jones	....	production assistant
Patty Jovel	....	talent coordinator
Paul A. Kaufman	....	chairman: Primetime Emmy Awards
Genesis Mayo	....	script production assistant
Kevin Q. Pong	....	co-production associate
Vince Poxon	....	stage manager
William Ramos Jr.	....	production assistant
Lisa Redd	....	production assistant
Michael Rosen	....	executive producer: Television Academy
Craig Saper	....	staging operations
Kenneth R. Shapiro	....	technical director
Phillip Sino-Cruz	....	production coordinator
Christina Tong	....	production coordinator
Sharyn Umaña	....	production assistant
Augie Max Vargas	....	script supervisor (as Augie Vargas)

Thanks
Donna M. Fields	....	thanks

Production Companies

• Ken Ehrlich Productions
• Seligman Entertainment Inc.

Distributors

• AXN (2006) (Japan) (TV)
• NBC Universal Television Distribution (2006) (USA) (TV)

Other Companies

• ShowBiz Enterprises  draperies
• VPS Studios  camera jib

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Filming Locations:

Shrine Auditorium - 665 W. Jefferson Boulevard, Los Angeles, California, USA

Company:

Ken Ehrlich Productions

Trivia:

Nominees Larry David, Kathy Bates, 'Judy Davis', Ellen Burstyn, Shirley Jones, David Letterman and winner Alan Alda were not present at the ceremony.

Movie Connections:

Referenced in "Conan: The Formerly Lesbian Mad Scientist Who Really, Really Experimented in College (#2.37)" (2012)

Let Conan host the Oscars!

And why not? He did a wonderful job hosting the Emmy Awards. He made the time fly by and entertained the audience much like Billy Crystal did for the Academy Awards. I love the Bob Newhart segment. I don't think they would have let anything happen to him. I love the memoriam segment but I didn't think they should put the clip of Shelley Winters winning an Emmy. They should have shown a clip from the Roseanne show. Anyway everybody cheered when they showed DOn Knotts name and maybe he should have had a similar tribute as well like Aaron Spelling. I thought it was touching to see the clips, hear the theme songs, and realize how much Spelling meant to Los Angeles and everybody in the entertainment business. I loved seeing the original Charlie's Angels, Kate Jackson, Farrah Fawcett and Jaclyn Smith reunite to say goodbye to a television legend and icon. I just wished the SPelling family would patch up their differences and reunite as well. They shot a lot of Candy Spelling and Tori who sat on the other side of the auditorium. Candy was in tears next to Randy. Anyway, I loved the Dick Clark tribute and realize that he is no longer the teenage idol and Barry Manilow's tribute to him. I thought it was ironic that Simon Cowell introduced him. Poor Dick, I hope he is recognized and inducted into the Kennedy Center Honors this year and the National Medal of the Arts as well. All we can do is hope and pray that he gets better. My favorite moment is when Stephen Colbert addressed the audience as "godless sodomites." I know he was only kidding.