The gala of the Emmy Awardswhich recognize excellence in television programming, took place last night, September 15, from the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, and had Shogun how the most winning series.
Shogun took home 18 awardsbreaking the record for most nominated and most awarded single-season drama series in historyAmong the awards it won are Best Drama Series, Best Actress, Best Actor, Best Guest Actor in a Drama Series and Best Directing for a Drama Series.
The Bearwhich also set a record for the most nominated comedy series in a year with 23 nominations, won 11 trophies, including Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor, Best Supporting Actress, Best Writing, Best Direction and more.
Meanwhile, Hacks scored the biggest upset of the night, beating out crowd favorite The Bear in the Outstanding Comedy Series category.
Baby Reindeer It also took home several major awards, including Best Writing in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie, Best Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie, and Best Limited or Anthology Series or Movie.
These are the winners in the main categories of the 2024 Emmy Awards
Nominated for Best Drama Series
- ‘The Three-Body Problem’ (Netflix)
- ‘Fallout’ (Prime Video)
- ‘The Golden Age’ (Max)
- ‘Mr. and Mrs. Smith’ (Prime Video)
- ‘Shogun’ (FX)
- ‘Slow Horses’
- ‘The Crown’ (Netflix)
- ‘The Morning Show’ (Apple TV+)
Nominated for Best Comedy Series
- ‘Abbott College’ (ABC)
- ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm (Larry David)’ (Max)
- ‘Hacks’ (Max)
- ‘What We Do in the Shadows’ (FX)
- ‘Palm Royale’
- ‘Reservation Dogs’
- ‘Only Murders in the Building’ (Hulu)
- ‘The Bear’ (FX)
Nominated for Best Miniseries
- ‘Cooking with Chemistry’ (Apple TV+)
- ‘Fargo’ (FX)
- ‘Baby Reindeer’ (Netflix)
- ‘Ripley’ (Netflix)
- ‘True Detective: Polar Night’ (Max)
Nominated for Best Actor in a Drama Series
- Dominic West for ‘The Crown’ (Netflix)
- Donald Glover for ‘Mr. & Mrs. Smith’ (Prime Video)
- Gary Oldman for ‘Slow Horses’ (Apple TV+)
- Hiroyuki Sanada for ‘Shogun’ (FX)
- Idris Elba for ‘Hijack’
- Walton Goggins for ‘Fallout’ (Prime Video)
Nominated for best actor in a comedy series
- D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai for ‘Reservation Dogs’
- Jeremy Allen White for ‘The Bear’ (FX)
- Larry David for ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm (Larry David)’ (Max)
- Martin Short for ‘Only Murders in the Building’ (Hulu)
- Matt Berry for ‘What We Do in the Shadows’
- Steve Martin for ‘Only Murders in the Building’ (Hulu)
Nominated for Best Actor in a Miniseries or TV Movie
- Andrew Scott for ‘Ripley (Netflix)
- Jon Hamm for ‘Fargo’ (FX)
- Matt Bomer for ‘Road Buddies’ (Showtime)
- Richard Gadd for ‘Baby Reindeer’ (Netflix)
- Tom Hollander for ”Feud: Capote vs. the Swans’ (FX)
Nominated for Best Actress in a Drama Series
- Anna Sawai for ‘Shogun’ (FX)
- Carrie Coon for ‘The Gilded Age’ (Max)
- Imelda Staunton for ‘The Crown’ (Netflix)
- Jennifer Aniston for ‘The Morning Show’ (Apple TV+)
- Maya Erskine for ‘Mr. & Mrs. Smith’ (Prime Video)
- Reese Witherspoon for ‘The Morning Show’ (Apple TV+)
Nominated for Best Actress in a Comedy Series
- Ayo Edebiri for ‘The Bear’ (FX)
- Jean Smart for ‘Hacks’ (Max)
- Kristen Wiig for ‘Palm Royale’ (Apple TV+)
- Maya Rudolph for ‘Loot: All the Money’ (Apple TV+)
- Quinta Brunson for ‘Abbott School’ (ABC)
- Selena Gomez for ‘Only Murders in the Building’
Nominated for Best Actress in a Miniseries or TV Movie
- Brie Larson for ‘Cooking Chemistry’ (Apple TV+)
- Jodie Foster for ‘True Detective: Polar Night’ (Max)
- Juno Temple for ‘Fargo’ (FX)
- Naomi Watts for ‘Feud: Capote vs. the Swans’ (FX)
- Sofia Vergara for ‘Griselda’ (Netflix)
Nominated for best supporting actor in a drama
- Billy Crudup for ‘The Morning Show’ (Apple TV+)
- Jon Hamm for ‘The Morning Show’ (Apple TV+)
- Jonathan Pryce for ‘The Crown’ (Netflix)
- Khalid Abdalla for ‘The Crown’ (Netflix)
- Nathan Lane for ‘The Golden Age (Max)’
- Tadanobu Asano for ‘Shgun’ (FX)
- Takehiro Hira for ‘Shgun’ (FX)
Nominated for best supporting actor in comedy
- Carl Clemons Hopkins for ‘Hacks’ (Max)
- Ebon Moss-Bachrach for ‘The Bear’ (FX)
- Lionel Boyce for ‘The Bear’ (FX)
- Oliver Platt for ‘The Bear’ (FX)
- Paul W. Downs for ‘Hacks’ (Max)
- Tyler James Williams for ‘Abbott School’ (ABC)
Nominated for Best Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or TV Movie
- John Hawkes for ‘True Detective: Polar Night’ (Max)
- Jonathan Bailey for ‘Road Buddies’ (Showtime)
- Lamorne Morris for ‘Fargo’
- Lewis Pullman for ‘Cooking Chemistry’
- Robert Downey Jr. for ‘The Sympathizer’ (Max)
- Tom Goodman-Hill for ‘Baby Reindeer’ (Netflix)
- Treat Williams for ‘Feud: Capote vs. the Swans’ (FX)
Nominated for Best Supporting Actress in a Drama
- Christine Baranski for ‘The Gilded Age’ (Max)
- Cynthia Nixon for ‘The Gilded Age’ (Max)
- Elizabeth Debicki for ‘The Crown’ (Netflix)
- Fumi Nikaido for ‘Shgun’ (FX)
- Greta Lee for ‘The Morning Show’ (Apple TV+)
- Lesley Manville for ‘The Crown’ (Netflix)
- Moeka Hoshi for ‘Shgun’ (FX)
Nominated for Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy
- Abby Elliott for ‘The Bear’ (FX)
- Liza Colón-Zayas for ‘The Bear’ (FX)
- Hannah Einbinder for ‘Hacks’ (Max)
- Janelle James for ‘Abbott School’ (ABC)
- Meryl Streep for ‘Only Murders in the Building’ (Hulu)
- Sheryl Lee Ralph for ‘Abbott School’ (ABC)
Nominated for Best Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or TV Movie
- Aja Naomi King for ‘Cooking with Chemistry’
- Dakota Fanning for ‘Ripley’ (Netflix)
- Diane Lane for ‘Feud: Capote vs. the Swans’ (FX)
- Jessica Gunning for ‘Baby Reindeer’ (Netflix)
- Kali Reis for ‘True Detective: Polar Night’ (Max)
- Lily Gladstone for ‘Under the Bridge: The Murder of Reena Virk’ (Hulu)
- Nava Mau for ‘My stuffed reindeer’ (Netflix)
Nominated for Best Guest Actor in a Drama
- Corbin Bernsen for ‘The Curse’ (Showtime)
- John Turturro for ‘Mr. and Mrs. Smith’ (Prime Video)
- Kyle MacLachlan for ‘Fallout’ (Prime Video)
- Michael Emerson for ‘Fallout’ (Prime Video)
- Néstor Carbonell for ‘Shogun’ (FX)
Nominated for Best Direction of a Drama Series
- ‘Ahsoka’ (Disney+) and Dave Filoni for ‘Part Five: Shadow Warrior’
- ‘The Three-Body Problem’ (Netflix) and Derek Tsang for ‘Countdown’
- ‘Fallout’ (Prime Video) and Jonathan Nolan for ‘The End’
- ‘Mr. & Mrs. Smith’ (Prime Video) and Hiro Murai for ‘First Date’
- ‘Shogun’ (FX) and Frederick EO Toye for ‘Chapter Nine: Crimson Sky’
- ‘Shogun’ (FX) and Jonathan van Tulleken for ‘Chapter One: Anjin’
- ‘The Crown’ (Netflix) and Stephen Daldry for ‘Sleep, Dearie Sleep’
Nominated for Best Direction of a Comedy Series
- ‘Abbott College’ (ABC) and Randall Einhorn for ‘Party’
- ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm (Larry David)’ (Max) and Jeff Schaffer for ‘No Lessons Learned’
- ‘Hacks’ (Max) and Lucia Aniello for ‘Bulletproof’
- ‘The Bear’ (FX) and Christopher Storer for ‘Fishes’
- ‘The Bear’ (FX) and Ramy Youssef for ‘Honeydew’
- ‘The Gentlemen: The Series’ (Netflix) and Guy Ritchie for ‘Refined Aggression’
- ‘The Ms. Pat Show’ (BET+) and Mary Lou Belli for ‘I’m the Pappy’
Nominated for Best Direction of a Miniseries or Television Film
- ‘Fargo’ (FX) and Noah Hawley for ‘The Tragedy of the Commons’
- ‘Feud: Capote vs. the Swans’ and Gus Van Sant for ‘Pilot’
- ‘Cooking with Chemistry’ (Apple TV+) and Sarah Adina Smith for ‘Her and Him’
- ‘Baby Reindeer’ (Netflix) and Weronika Tofilska for ‘Episode 1’
- ‘Ripley’ (Netflix) and Steven Zaillian for the series
- ‘True Detective: Polar Night’ (Max) and Issa López for the series
Nominated for Best Comedy Screenplay
- ‘Abbott College’ (ABC) and ‘Career Day’, by Quinta Brunson
- ‘Hacks’ (Max) and ‘Bulletproof’, by Lucia Aniello, Paul W. Downs and Jen Statsky
- ‘Loot: All for the Money’ (Apple TV+) and ‘Space for Everyone’, by Alan Yang and Matt Hubbard
- ‘Reservation Dogs’ (FX) and ‘Dig’, by Chad Charlie and Sterlin Harjo
- ‘Only Murders in the Building’ (Hulu) and ‘Opening Night’, by John Hoffman and Ben Smith
- ‘The Bear’ (FX) and ‘Fishes’, by Joanna Calo and Christopher Storer
Nominated for Best Screenplay for a Miniseries or TV Movie
- ‘Companions on the Road’ (Showtime) and “You’re Wonderful”, by Ron Nyswaner
- ‘Expats’ (Prime Video), by Lulu Wang
- ‘Baby Reindeer’ (Netflix), by Richard Gadd
- ‘Ripley’ (Netflix), by Steven Zaillian
- ‘True Detective: Polar Night’ (Max) and ‘Part 6’, by Issa López
The night that no one will want to miss can be seen live on September 15 on TNT and Max.
Source: Ambito
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