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FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA ‘Hamilton’ scored two Golden Globe nominations, so why isn’t it eligible for Oscars? [Los Angeles Times :: BC-GOLDENGLOBES-NOMINATIONS-HAMILTON:LA] When Disney paid $75 million to acquire the worldwide distribution rights for “Hamilton,” the plan was to release the filmed version of the Broadway juggernaut in theaters. Those plans, of course, imploded amid the pandemic, and Lin-Manuel Miranda’s historical epic was instead released on Disney+. With that, living rooms across the country morphed into tiny theaters and quarantined individuals desperate for...

Those plans, of course, imploded amid the pandemic, and Lin-Manuel Miranda’s historical epic was instead released on Disney+. With that, living rooms across the country morphed into tiny theaters and quarantined individuals desperate for entertainment emerged as new fans. On Wednesday, the musical earned two Golden Globe nominations: one for motion picture — musical or comedy, and the other for best actor — musical or comedy, for Miranda. The project could get a few more nods Thursday when the nominees for the Screen Actors Guild Awards are announced. The hype has left “Hamilton”...

CinemaBlend There are hit Broadway shows, and then there's Hamilton. Lin-Manuel Miranda's hip hop telling of America's founding was the hottest ticket on Broadway before it shut down, and earned Tony, Grammy, and Pulitzer Prize Awards. The show reached an even wider audience when Disney+ released a filmed version to the world. And while it was critically acclaimed, Hamilton has gotten some bad news ahead of Awards Season. When Hamilton arrived on Disney+ in July, one of the main lasting questions was exactly if/how it would qualify for film awards-- especially the coveted Academy Awards. I...

Othello; James Whitmore for 1974's  Give 'Em Hell, Harry, which was distributed by Theatre Television (after using nine cameras to capture a single performance of the show in front of an audience); and Maximilan Schell for 1975's The Man in the Glass Booth, which was distributed by The American Film Theatre (although it was very slightly "opened up" from its stage version). Indeed, there is no rule on the Academy's books that would technically preclude Hamilton from competing for Oscar noms. The closest thing is a rule that was implemented in 1997 for the documentary features and documen...

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