Two different productions of "Hamlet" have been broadcast on the "Hallmark Hall of Fame", one featuring Maurice Evans (1953) and the other a British one featuring Richard Chamberlain (1970). Neither version was more than two hours long. Evans and actress Judith Anderson performed their famous stage "Macbeth" on the "Hallmark Hall of Fame" on two separate occasions, each time with a different supporting cast. The first version in 1954 was telecast live from NBC's Brooklyn color studio while the second in 1960 was filmed on location in Scotland and released to movie theaters in Europe after its American telecast. The Richard Chamberlain version of "Hamlet", which was also telecast in Britain on "ITV Sunday Night Theatre", won five Emmys when telecast on the "Hallmark Hall of Fame", out of a total of thirteen nominations. It may have set a record for the most-nominated Shakespeare production to ever be televised.