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Will be announced this week. Wednesday, March 14 on CBS' "The Early Show," to be exact. As a viewer of six of the nine programs that air daily, I'm gonna give my early forecast as who I see getting nominated. Note: These are whom I think the Emmy panel will vote for, not necessarily my choices and of course they are culled from the Pre-Nominees Selections:
Younger Actress
Alexandra Chando (Maddie, As The World Turns)
Jennifer Landon (Gwen, As The World Turns)
Julie Marie Berman (Lulu, General Hospital)
Marcy Rylan (Lizzie, Guiding Light)
Kristen Alderson (Starr, One Life To Live)
~ Alderson has been rejected from this category for far too long. At only 15-years-of-age, she's been on her show longer than any of the other actresses (eight years!). But Berman will be the one to beat and if the daughter of Genie Francis' legendary Laura character wins, well that's probably one less reason the Emmy-less Francis will return to 'General Hospital.'
Younger Actor
Van Hansis (Luke, As The World Turns)
Scott Clifton (Dillion, General Hospital)
Tom Pelphrey (Jonathan, Guiding Light)
John-Paul Lavosier (Rex, One Life To Live)
Bryton McClure (Devon, Young & Restless)
~ Van Hansis, having the coming out storyline under his belt, is certainly the front-runner although the sentimental vote might go to Clifton. This will be his fourth year in a row without any wins.
Supporting Actress
Cady McClain (Dixie, All My Children)
Kelly Menighan Hensley (Emily, As The World Turns)
Lesli Kay (Felicia, Bold & Beautiful)
Rebecca Herbst (Elizabeth, General Hospital)
Heather Tom (Kelly, One Life To Live)
~ This will more than likely be the only category All My Children will get a nomination for. The all around moral whether it be from the soap press, actors, fans, etc. is at an absolute low for this show. And awarding the fired McClain a nomination will be poetic justice.
Supporting Actor
Ric Hearst (Ric, General Hospital)
Jordan Clarke (Billy, Guiding Light)
Tuc Watkins (David, One Life To Live)
Greg Rikaart (Kevin, Young & Restless)
Kristoff St. John (Neil, Young & Restless)
~ I have no idea why 'General Hospital' felt the need to pump up Greg Vaughan's Lucky Spencer character with Emmy-worthy material and an Emmy-worthy performance and then not include him in the pre-nomination ballot?!? So, this category, I really don't care much about even though that hottie to end all hotties Tuc Watkins, is eligible.
Lead Actress
Susan Flannery (Stephanie, Bold & Beautiful)
Kristian Alfonso (Hope, Days Of Our Lives)
Nancy Lee Grahn (Alexis, General Hospital)
Laura Wright (Carly, General Hospital)
Kim Zimmer (Reva, Guiding Light)
~ Zimmer proclaimed that she would never again put her name up for contention in this category if she won last year. She won and as you can see, her words mean nothing as she has let CBS put her name up and since the academy adores her melodramatic acting + a cancer storyline, she is a shoe-in for a nod. But I would love it if Kassie DePaiva (Blair, One Life To Live) made an appearance.
Lead Actor
Steve Burton (Jason, General Hospital)
Anthony Geary (Luke, General Hospital)
Ron Raines (Alan, Guiding Light)
Trevor St. John (Todd, One Life To Live)
Peter Bergman (Jack, Young & Restless)
~ It will all come down to Geary 'vs.' Bergman. There is no doubt that these two will be up for the award. The question is, which one will again?
Outstanding Drama
As The World Turns
Bold & Beautiful
General Hospital
Young & Restless
~ Ya can't (and won't) beat 'General Hospital' in '07.
~ Kevin in Tulsa
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Younger Actress
Alexandra Chando (Maddie, As The World Turns)
Jennifer Landon (Gwen, As The World Turns)
Julie Marie Berman (Lulu, General Hospital)
Marcy Rylan (Lizzie, Guiding Light)
Kristen Alderson (Starr, One Life To Live)
~ Alderson has been rejected from this category for far too long. At only 15-years-of-age, she's been on her show longer than any of the other actresses (eight years!). But Berman will be the one to beat and if the daughter of Genie Francis' legendary Laura character wins, well that's probably one less reason the Emmy-less Francis will return to 'General Hospital.'
Younger Actor
Van Hansis (Luke, As The World Turns)
Scott Clifton (Dillion, General Hospital)
Tom Pelphrey (Jonathan, Guiding Light)
John-Paul Lavosier (Rex, One Life To Live)
Bryton McClure (Devon, Young & Restless)
~ Van Hansis, having the coming out storyline under his belt, is certainly the front-runner although the sentimental vote might go to Clifton. This will be his fourth year in a row without any wins.
Supporting Actress
Cady McClain (Dixie, All My Children)
Kelly Menighan Hensley (Emily, As The World Turns)
Lesli Kay (Felicia, Bold & Beautiful)
Rebecca Herbst (Elizabeth, General Hospital)
Heather Tom (Kelly, One Life To Live)
~ This will more than likely be the only category All My Children will get a nomination for. The all around moral whether it be from the soap press, actors, fans, etc. is at an absolute low for this show. And awarding the fired McClain a nomination will be poetic justice.
Supporting Actor
Ric Hearst (Ric, General Hospital)
Jordan Clarke (Billy, Guiding Light)
Tuc Watkins (David, One Life To Live)
Greg Rikaart (Kevin, Young & Restless)
Kristoff St. John (Neil, Young & Restless)
~ I have no idea why 'General Hospital' felt the need to pump up Greg Vaughan's Lucky Spencer character with Emmy-worthy material and an Emmy-worthy performance and then not include him in the pre-nomination ballot?!? So, this category, I really don't care much about even though that hottie to end all hotties Tuc Watkins, is eligible.
Lead Actress
Susan Flannery (Stephanie, Bold & Beautiful)
Kristian Alfonso (Hope, Days Of Our Lives)
Nancy Lee Grahn (Alexis, General Hospital)
Laura Wright (Carly, General Hospital)
Kim Zimmer (Reva, Guiding Light)
~ Zimmer proclaimed that she would never again put her name up for contention in this category if she won last year. She won and as you can see, her words mean nothing as she has let CBS put her name up and since the academy adores her melodramatic acting + a cancer storyline, she is a shoe-in for a nod. But I would love it if Kassie DePaiva (Blair, One Life To Live) made an appearance.
Lead Actor
Steve Burton (Jason, General Hospital)
Anthony Geary (Luke, General Hospital)
Ron Raines (Alan, Guiding Light)
Trevor St. John (Todd, One Life To Live)
Peter Bergman (Jack, Young & Restless)
~ It will all come down to Geary 'vs.' Bergman. There is no doubt that these two will be up for the award. The question is, which one will again?
Outstanding Drama
As The World Turns
Bold & Beautiful
General Hospital
Young & Restless
~ Ya can't (and won't) beat 'General Hospital' in '07.
~ Kevin in Tulsa
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I'm entitled to my opinion and I think she is a major bitch and yes, I have my reasons (SEVERAL) to back them up. Another sweep for 'Guiding Light' will honestly not bother me.







