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MUMBAI: The International Academy of Television Arts and Sciences have announced the winners of the 40th International Emmy Awards at a Gala event held at the New York Hilton, hosted by Regis Philbin.
Winners span six countries: Argentina, Australia, Brazil, France, Germany and the UK. For the first time, both performance categories were won by an Actor and Actress from the same series, Television x La Inclusion (Argentina).
Jessica Lange presented the International Emmy Founders Award to Ryan Murphy, the creator, writer and director of television shows ?Glee?, ?American Horror Story? and ?Nip/Tuck?. After receiving his award, Murphy in turn, presented the two special 40th anniversary Founders Awards to global television legends Alan Alda ?M*A*S*H *? and Norman Lear ?All in The Family?.
The International Emmy Directorate Award was presented to KBS president, CEO Dr. Kim In-Kyu who is also Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union president. The nine International Emmy Award Winning programs and performances are: Songs of War (Arts Programming), Dar?o Grandinetti (Best Performance by an Actor), Cristina Banegas (Best Performance by an Actress), The Invisible Woman (Comedy) , Terry Pratchett: Choosing to Die (Documentary), Braquo season 2 (Drama Series), The Amazing Race Australia (Non-Scripted Entertainment), The Illusionist (Telenovela), and Black Mirror (TV Movie/Mini-Series).
Academy president Bruce L. Paisner said, "The International Academy is proud to be shining the spotlight on the world?s best television programming and performances, for the last 40 years, and we congratulate tonight?s winners for their outstanding achievements as they enter into Emmy history".
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