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It was a night for family---Al not excluded;
sharing his moments at the Globes with daughter Julie---looking beautiful and proud of her Dad--along with his father Sal
later at the HBO "after party."
10th annual SAG Awards held Sunday, February 22, 2004.
Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Television Movie or Miniseries: Al Pacino--
(as Roy Cohn) ANGELS IN AMERICA - HBO
AL PACINO: Thank you. Thank you. I cant believe Jeffrey and Justin, and all the wonderful nominees here, I thank you. This
is all new actors, I know it means so much to get any part, you know, and especially a great part. These are one of the things
we live for, is that opportunity. And here it is with Roy Cohn, I had this great part. Tony wrote this magnificent character,
and it was a privilege to be involved with such an amazing piece of work as Angels in America. And I owe a great debt to Mike
Nichols for casting me, and for helping me. I want to thank him, and I want to thank the wonderful cast and crew of Angels
in America. And I want to thank you actors of the Screen Actors Guild members for honoring me with this. I wish you all luck,
I hope you all can get a part that you really love - its really great. I thank you all. Thank you. [applause]
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The 56th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards--September 19, 2004--
And the Winners Were...
On a night of few surprises and too much Garry Shandling, HBO miniseries Angels In America made history with 11 Emmy wins,
two more than former record holder Roots in 1977. Trophies for all four principal actors - Al Pacino, Meryl Streep, Jeffrey
Wright and Mary Louise Parker - were also a first at the Emmys.
**taken from, Industry - Mediaweek.com Mon Sep 20, 8:19 PM ET
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| Al Pacino accepts the award for outstanding lead actor in a miniseries or a movie. |
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| Mary Louise Paker, said that director Nichols |
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| Jeffrey Wright accepts the award for outstanding supporting actor in a miniseries or a movie. |
Writer Tony Kushner (above) accepts the award for outstanding writing for a miniseries, movie or a dramatic special for his
work on Angels In America as
director Mike Nichols (below) accepts the award for outstanding directing for a miniseries, movie or a dramatic special.
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