Emmys In Memoriam 2016

Tori Kelly delivered a haunting rendition of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” at the 68th Primetime Emmy Awards on Sunday night, September 18th, paying tribute to men and women from the entertainment world who made significant contributions to television, who have passed away since the last Emmy Awards show.


In Memoriam Primetime Emmy Awards 2016 by afimcumu570

Here is a list of those shown in the In Memoriam video:

Jackie Collins, novelist
Ret Turner, costume designer
Anton Yelchin
John Saunders, sports commentator
Robert Loggia
Ken Howard
Morley Safer, journalist
Doris Roberts
Murray Weissman, publicist
Steven Hill
Al Molinaro
Garry Shandling
Kathy Fortine, associate director
Muhammad Ali, athlete
David Canary
William Schallert
Merle Haggard
Alan Rickman
Renee Valente, casting executive
Fred Thompson
Abe Vigoda
Fyvush Finkel
Ann Morgan Guilbert
Ian Sander, exec producer
Natalie Cole
Sean Whitesell, producer
Howard West, exec producer
Jack Larson
Noel Neill
John McLaughlin, journalist
David Bowie
Arthur Hiller, director
Glenn Frey
Michael Stevens, producer
Dan Haggerty
Wayne Rogers
Patty Duke
Alan Young
George Kennedy
Jon Polito
Hugh O’Brian
Gene Wilder
Prince

Emmy Awards 2016: See the Full List of Winners at Billboard

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3 Responses

  1. VJ says:

    i think that means you missed the part where Jimmy Kimmel announced that the next presenter was Dr. Bill Cosby. omg! My daughter was going upstairs and stopped cold and I wheeled around full face to the TV. Both of our jaws dropped.

    Then Kimmel said “He’s not really here. I just wanted to see what you guys would do.”

    Wasn’t really funny, imo but he certainly got a reaction. His joke after that nice “in memoriam” tribute was just tacky, imo. “”That In Memoriam montage kicked a$$. It’s gonna be tough to beat next year. It really is.”

    • rhonda says:

      I didn’t watch very much of the show, not much of a Jimmy Kimmel fan, nor of many of the nominated shows. Tacky is right after the In Memoriam segment, not at all funny.
      I was so hoping The Americans would win more awards, glad that at least Margo Martindale won for her role.

  2. rhonda says:

    Thanks for posting this, VJ. I tuned in midway through the segment last night.