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Not only has Dustin Hoffman found a new place, along with Oscar nominee Nick Nolte, in HBO's "Luck," award-winning actors such as Glenn Close , Claire Danes , Jessica Lange and Alec Baldwin have all discovered that television is not just a cemetery for once-promising film careers.

Janet McTeer on Her Oscar Nomination, Playing 'Bonkers' in The Woman in Black , and Channeling Liam Neeson for Albert Nobbs Janet McTeer is barely recognizable in the role for which she's been nominated for a Best Supporting Actress Oscar, playing a woman passing as a man in nineteenth-century Dublin in Albert Nobbs.

Glenn Close did her best to impress on Sunday night during the SAG Awards red carpet portion.

Jessica Lange won the SAG Award for female actor in a TV drama series Sunday for her role in FX's "American Horror Story." Lange plays Constance Langdon, the sadistic neighbor of the Harmon family and former resident of their cursed house.

It's one of the most esteemed awards ceremonies in Hollywood, besting even the Golden Globes when it comes to Oscar predictions.

Glenn Close studied Charlie Chaplin's films in preparing to play a woman disguised as a male butler in the period piece "Albert Nobbs," based on the short story by George Moore.

Toronto Glenn Close is sitting at a table in a near-empty nightclub during the daytime, reminiscing about her youth.

Glenn Close has headlined the critically acclaimed original legal thriller, "Damages," on FX for three seasons.

Glenn Close studied Charlie Chaplin's films in preparing to play a woman disguised as a male butler in the period piece "Albert Nobbs," based on the short story by George Moore.

Glenn Close has a 30-year history with her Albert Nobbs character, which she first played on stage in 1982 before developing the film version as a producer and co-writer. "This is a once-in-a-lifetime thing for me," she said.

For those of you who may not know, Patty Hewes is the ice-in-veins lawyer of "Damages," a role for which Close has won two Emmys and two Golden Globes for best actress in a TV series.

In Tuesday night's premiere of the new season of "Justified," a dashing psychopath makes a casual reference to this Kentucky crime drama's signature prop, the Stetson worn by the protagonist, U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens.