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Academy Awards, Emmy, Tony and Grammy rolls run, one line per class, for any person of this ground
Lead: Academy Awards line, person of this ground: EMPTY. Emmy line: EMPTY. Tony line: EMPTY. Grammy line: EMPTY. The fame sweep's residue — four names into national notice, none a screen or stage laureate — is confirmed class by class against the award rolls, and each empty is printed in its own line. The film line, kept as the film's and not the town's: Prancer (1989), directed by John Hancock and written by Greg Taylor, filmed partly in and around New Carlisle, received NO Academy Award nomination — its Academy line is empty at published strength. Its one published award line is a nomination, not a win, and it belongs to its young lead, not to this ground: Rebecca Harrell was nominated for a Young Artist Award for Best Young Actress Starring in a Motion Picture, and lost to Winona Ryder for Great Balls of Fire!. Prancer is an outside production; its makers are not this town's, and no part of its record is banked here as a town honor.
Sources:
- Prancer (film) — production, release and reception record, including the Young Artist Award nomination for Rebecca Harrell and the absence of any Academy line, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prancer_(film)
- Academy, Emmy, Tony and Grammy recipient rolls, each searched for a person born, raised or seated in New Carlisle — no entry returned in any class
- Banked frame as assigned: Notable People fame sweep residue, four names into national notice, no screen or stage laureate among them