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6 Primetime Emmy Award Winning TV Series

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Default order ↑PopularityIMDb ratingTMDB ratingRelease dateRuntimeTitleBudgetBox office
  1. 1MacbethMovie · 1964 · 108mThe Hallmark Hall of Fame presents a new adaptation of Shakespeare's timeless play, reuniting the original stars and director with a fresh cast of supporting actors.IMDb 7.8TMDB 6.0
  2. 2My Name Is BarbraMovie · 1965 · 55mThis is Barbra Streisand's debut television special, showcasing a selection of her popular songs including "People," "Happy Days Are Here Again," and "My Man."IMDb 8.5TMDB 8.2
  3. 3Singer Presents Burt BacharachMovie · 1971 · 60mOn March 14, 1971, the CBS special *Singer Presents Burt Bacharach* featured Barbra Streisand joining the composer at the piano for a conversation about life, love, and music. The program also included performances by Tom Jones, Rudolf Nureyev, and Bettie De Jong.IMDb 8.2
  4. 4Astaire TimeMovie · 1960 · 60mThis is a one-hour television special featuring Fred Astaire.IMDb 7.2TMDB 8.0
  5. 5Night of 100 StarsMovie · 1982 · 182mOn February 19, 1982, a massive and demanding television taping occurred at New York's Radio City Music Hall. The event, promoted as "The Night of 100 Stars," actually featured approximately 230 celebrities. The 5,800 audience members were largely unaware they were attending a TV production, enduring lengthy delays for set and costume changes and technical adjustments. The taping, which sold out seats between $25 and $1,000, cost roughly $4 million to produce and was projected to raise about $2 million for an Actors' Fund retirement home. ABC reportedly paid over $5 million for the television broadcast rights.IMDb 6.9TMDB 6.7
  6. 6Baryshnikov on BroadwayMovie · 1980 · 51m · MusicThis documentary film follows Mikhail Baryshnikov as he performs iconic Broadway musical numbers with a group of talented dancers. The performances include classics like "Oklahoma!," "Can-Can," "Fiddler on the Roof," and "Cabaret," alongside shows like "Where's Charley," "Hello Dolly," and "Ain't Misbehavin'." Baryshnikov’s versatility is highlighted as the film captures fluid movements within the vibrant New York City theatre scene. The film celebrates the charm and power of Broadway's most beloved shows.Stream onIMDb 8.3TMDB 7.0