15-second role wins 'flawed' Emmy nomination

Hollywood insiders are reportedly scratching their heads over how a performance less than 15 seconds long got an actress nominated for an Emmy award.

Mon, 07 Aug, 2006 - 18:08

Hollywood insiders are reportedly scratching their heads over how a performance less than 15 seconds long got an actress nominated for an Emmy award.

Ellen Burstyn is up for an outstanding supporting actress gong for her role in an HBO film about the murder of the doctor who devised the Scarsdale Diet.

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