any Hollywood actor who graced the Great White Way almost automatically garnered a Tony nod.Among the alleged "snubs" this time around: Daniel Radcliffe in How To Succeed In Business; Chris Rock, who headlined Motherfucker with the Hat; and Robin Williams, in Bengal Tiger at
the Baghdad Zoo. Ben Stiller, who is a tiresome one-trick pony onscreen, was thankfully omitted from the revival of House of Blue Leaves, along with Kathleen Turner, star of short-lived drama High, and Kiefer Sutherland of That Championship Season.Al Pacino and Frances McDormand, who are undeniably talented actors, both received nominations. Insiders suggest that the Tonys are reacting to last year's awards for (seriously limited) movie stars Scarlett Johanssen and Catherine Zeta-Jones.
In any case, as a queen who saw just one Broadway show over the past year, I'm hardly qualified to have much
more of an opinion. I'm just delighted that Sister Act fostered four potential awards, including Musical of the Year. Other nods: Patina Miller for Best Musical Actress, Victoria Clark for Best Musical Actress in a Featured Role, Best Book of a Musical and Best Original Score.The overall leader was The Book of Morman, ironically written by Hollywood insiders and South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone, whose 14 nominations include Best Musical, Direction and Best Leading Actor, as well as Featured Actor and Actress.
The telecast airs Sunday, June 12, on CBS. The full list of nominees is after the jump.









































