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TV Junkie: Red Carpet Interviews from the 62nd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards
We had a tough time finding a place to upload our video yesterday, hence we are a day late. We'll have a photo gallery up soon as well.
Enjoy the red carpet interviews with:
Above:
- Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul, Vince Gilligan, and Betsy Brandt from AMC's "Breaking Bad"
Following:
- Mariana Klaveno aka Lorena from HBO's "True Blood"
- Bryan Batt aka Salvatore Romano from AMC's "Mad Men"
- Kevin Brown aka Dot Com from NBC's "30 Rock"
- Kevin McHale aka Artie Abrams from Fox's "Glee"
- Scott Bakula aka Terry Elliott from TNT's "Men of a Certain Age"
- Bob Balaban, director of Lifetime's "Georgia O'Keeffe"
- The producers and creators of CBS' "The Amazing Race"
- Drew Gallagher, associate producer of HBO's "You Don't Know Jack"
Statuettes from the 62nd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards [Photo by Thomas Attila Lewis]
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