TV APPEARANCES

LYNDA CARTER: OTHER TV APPEARANCES 1980 - 1989

USA [United States of America]
010 THE 38TH ANNUAL GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS 1981

BROADCAST DATE: Saturday, January 31, 1978, CBS.

"THE 38TH ANNUAL GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS"

DESCRIPTION: The Golden Globe Awards are awards for motion pictures and television programs, given out each year since 1944 by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA). The broadcast of the Golden Globe Awards generally ranks as the third most-watched awards show each year, behind only the Oscars and Grammys.

This is the second time for Lynda as an award presenter  for  "THE GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS".

"THE 38TH ANNUAL GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS"

Broadcast Network: CBS.

Time Slot: Saturday, 09:00 PM.

Hosts: Kate Jackson / George Hamilton.

Award Presenters: Lily Tomlin / LYNDA CARTER / and others.

Producer: Jack Thompson.

Original Music: Nelson Riddle.

SYNOPSIS: It was the sixth time for Lynda to present an award and the second time presenting a Golden Globe Award. The ceremony was held at the Beverly Hilton Hotel, Beverly Hills, California.

© 1981 by The Hollywood Foreign Press Association and CBS-TV. All Rights Reserved 

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RUNNING TIME: 01:10:00 [120 minutes including commercials].
VHS: Not available on commercial video.
DVD: Not available on commercial video.
INFO:

This is LYNDA CARTER's second appearance at "THE GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS".

TRIVIA:
[•] This is LYNDA CARTER's second appearance on "THE GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS" ceremony, and the sixth time ever for her to present an award.
[•] Lynda was a presenter of the Golden Globe Awards in three opportunities: in 1977 at "THE 35th ANNUAL GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS", then again at "THE 38th ANNUAL GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS", and finally in 1984 at "THE 42ND ANNUAL GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS".
[•] Lynda presented the "Best Actress In A Leading Role On A Drama Series" award. The nominees were Barbara Bel Geddes for "Dallas", Melissa Gilbert for "LittleHouse On The Prairie", Linda Gray for "Dallas", Stephanie Power for "Hart To Hart", and Yôko Shimada for "Shogun". The winner was Yôko Shimada for "Shogun".
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