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rwrbmovie · 1 month

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PODCAST: Top drama, comedy, limited series contenders, plus Nicholas Galitzine and Taylor Zakhar Perez | The Awardist

We're kicking off the 2024 Emmys season with our thoughts on likely nominees for Outstanding Drama, Comedy, and Limited/Anthology Series - Awardist host Gerrad Hall and EW TV Critic Kristen Baldwin break down the top contenders. Plus, Gerrad chats with Nicholas Galitzine and Taylor Zakhar Perez, stars of the hit TV movie and contender Red, White & Royal Blue.

#red white and royal blue #rwrb movie #rwrb #taylor zakhar perez #nicholas galitzine #tzp #ng #the boys #cast #podcasts #interviews #Spotify

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tennant-davids · 10 months

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ARIAN MOAYED as Stewy Hosseini Emmy Nominee for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series for SUCCESSION

#succession #successionedit #stewy hosseini #arian moayed #kenstewy #successiondaily #uservici #usereena #user-clara #arthurpendragonns #userairam #*laurengifs #userbbelcher #chewieblog #cinematv #dailyflicks #he's more than a guest actor in my heart <3 #but he deserves the nod because even with just 2 mins of screentime he improved my s4 every single time

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a7estrellas · 10 months

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CONGRATULATIONS, EMMY AWARD NOMINEE, PEDRO PASCAL

-OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTOR IN A DRAMA SERIES - THE LAST OF US

-OUTSTANDING GUEST ACTOR IN A COMEDY SERIES - SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE

-OUTSTANDING NARRATOR - PATAGONIA

#pedro pascal #emmy nominations #pedropascaledit #ppascaledit #photoshop #FELICIDADES PEDRO!#SUPER MERECIDO

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theharlotofferelden · 1 month

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So I was checking out Greg Ellis' IMDB page to see if he's been in anything recently. I mainly wanted to know if the whole blowup between him and Mark Darrah 3 years ago that resulted in him making a YouTube video speaking in Cullen's voice while beseeching the Dragon Age fandom to rise up against Cancel Culture affected his career in any way.

This was swiftly forgotten, however, due to the fact that I got really caught up in the wall of text that is his Mini Bio.

It's a lot, right? Usually when I see bios on IMDB they're less than a paragraph. But what got me was the inclusion of all these weird details. How Greg "mastered the Rubik's cube at 12" and that he's "skydived 10,000 feet above the earth" (so? ppl skydive, man, why is this important). But then there's this mention that he has over 20 action figures of characters he's portrayed in film and television. Like... seriously? This is really worth including in your IMDB Bio? Then right at the bottom it says the Bio was written by PR which lol

Anyway, I didn't post on tumblr dot com just to dunk on all the questionable details Greg PR decided to include in his IMDB.

What I wanna talk about is this lil detail here:

Now, I've read his IMDB bio a couple times over the years and have never really questioned whether Greg was truly nominated for an Emmy. Like, who tf would lie about being nominated for an Emmy? But then I started wondering what the Emmy was for (seeing as how he neglects to mention it in his bio) so I decided to do some digging into what he was nominated for.

Doing a general google search turned up nothing so I decided to try his website to see if he supplies more details, and he does.

Again, he neglects to mention what the nomination was for, but says that he was nominated for his role on 24. So naturally I did a search for 24 Emmy nominations.

It is at this point I become aware that the Emmys have not only dedicated pages for shows that have won Emmys, but also a search function.

Guess whose name isn't listed on 24's Emmy Award page?

Guess whose name doesn't reveal any results for even something as basic as an Emmy nomination?

Even under his legal name? Or the other version of his legal name?

Okay, so maybe they just neglected to add him on the 24 page. If Greg was nominated for anything, it would most likely be under "Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Drama Series" as he was a guest actor for 9 episodes of the show (as Michael Amador) between 2003 and 2004.

He's not listed in the nominees for 2003, 2004, or even 2005 (just to be generous). And since I bothered to look it up just to double check, here's a YouTube video for every year in this category: 2003, 2004, 2005.

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While all this may seem like a bit much just to emphasize that Greg is lying about an Emmy nomination, I need it to be understood that I did my best trying to verify its existence. On the off chance it turns out the nomination exists somewhere, let it be known I'll delete this post and apologize for misinforming people.

But I just gotta say, if it's not on the Emmy's website or even his own Wikipedia page, then where tf is it? Like, I get that Wikipedia isn't a totally reliable source, but Gregory Itzin, who actually was nominated twice on 24 as a supporting actor, has it not only mentioned on his wikipedia page, but also has one of his nominations sourced (if you click on the link it will download a PDF).

So until proof that he was ever nominated turns up, I'm going to assume he's lying about it. Which is funny when you consider he's not even lying about winning an Emmy, he's lying about being nominated for one. He's lying about losing an Emmy. Like, could you imagine if Tommy Tallarico lied about almost being on MTV Cribs?

Anyway please reblog this post and feel free to steal it because I find this extremely funny and would love it if someone asked Greg why the internet isn't turning up results for his Totally Real Emmy Nomination.

ETA - Adding a link to @aidanchaser pointing out that it seems like Greg is claiming he was nominated under the categories for "outstanding casting in a drama series" and/or "outstanding drama series" based on what he says about the nomination on his website, along with my reply as I was aware of those nominations but didn't make the connection between them and what he says on his website.

I'm only going to add here that his claim to this nomination is a huge stretch because, by similar logic, if 24 actually won either of those nominations, basically anyone who worked on 24 could claim that they're an Emmy award winning guest actor or production designer, which entirely misrepresents the award being given as it hollistically takes into account various parts of the casting and production. Like, there's a reason there's separate categories for this stuff, and the fact that he seems so comfortable making this claim on his IMDB that he's an "Emmy nominated actor" based on those nominations is such a wild stretch.

And it's clear to me this obfuscation was intentional because he could've easily said that he worked on the "Emmy award winning show, 24" because that's more accurate to the truth of his involvement with the production (i.e. that he worked on a show that won muliple awards). But specifically claiming he was "nominated" lends credence to the notion that he was nominated specifically for his work while still technically being true (despite that claim being bullshit).

#greg ellis #greg ellis critical #dragon age #pirates of the caribbean #<- tagging because i know there's peeps in both fandoms that hates his guts and figured y'all would want a laugh at his expense #apologies if this has been pointed out during the time this post has languished in my drafts #eta - added additional context #may add more later but for now i need to stop procrastinating and get shit done lmao

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oneshotnewbie · 4 months

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Now this one isn’t the character but for the shoe station-19 in general, what if Carina and Maya have a daughter that’s older in the show, and you’re at the emmys irl. And Y/N won the award for best supporting actress and she thanks stephina and Danielle in her speech cause it’s her first acting gig ever and they took her under her wing and really made her feel like a daughter??? Thoughts?

Authors note: It's very short because at the time I wrote this I was sick and my head wasn't working as well as I would have liked. I hope you still like what I wrote. Have a nice day ♥

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The glamorous ballroom was filled with a sea of sparkling gowns and elegant suits, which showed their full splendor in the festive, warm spotlights. At the center of the stage was a shiny podium with a glowing Emmy Award just waiting to be won.

A strong and unrestrained applause from the audience echoed through the majestic walls and the lights in the hall flickered wildly as the presenter stepped to the microphone with a solemn voice and an enthusiastic smile and announced the highlight of the evening. "Ladies and gentlemen, it's the time we've all been eagerly awaiting! We're here to present the Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series. Are you ready?"

He drummed his hands enthusiastically on the stand in front of him, largely elevating the mood of the celebrities in the room. The camera panned from him to the excited faces of the nominees as they sat tensely in their seats. The tension was literally palpable. "And the Emmy goes to.." he opened the red envelope in his hands and continued with the famous words as he excitedly announced them. "Y/n y/l/n!"

A deafening round of applause erupted and the room shook with applause and cheers as you stood up from your seat, eyes wide and heart pounding. Your hands were shaking with excitement as you walked onto the stage with tears in your eyes and a bright smile, the audience watching you intently as the camera captured the emotionally charged reaction. In that moment, feelings of joy, pride and surprise flooded through you.

You reached the shining podium where the Emmy waited for you, shiny and golden like a symbol of all the hard work and dedication you had put into your art, feeling the warmth of the golden metal in your cold hands. There was a moment of silence before you cleared your throat and looked up at the crowd. "Wow, I can't believe it. This is really surreal," you began, your voice shaking slightly as you were overwhelmed by the thoughts and feelings flooding your mind.

The bright lights from the cameras almost blinded you as the host presented you with the Emmy. The crowd continued to cheer and you could feel the excitement crackling in the air. Standing in front of the microphone, you felt the weight of the moment on your shoulders and took a deep breath, your eyes immediately scanning the beaming audience until you spotted the familiar faces of the people who had made you who you were today - Danielle and Stefania. A smile spread across your face and your eyes filled with deep gratitude. "I can hardly express how grateful I am for this moment. For me this is not just a trophy, but a symbol of the journey I have taken with so many wonderful people."

Applause broke out again and you took a deep breath, visibly moved as you tried to continue your speech with a big smile and tears of joy in your eyes. "It's my first role and I'm standing here with this incredible award in my hands. I couldn't have done it without the support of some really special people."

You turned your gaze again to Danielle and Stefanie, who beamed with emotion and looked at you with proud eyes. "Dani, Stef, you are the cornerstones of my success. When I was unsure and the world of acting seemed so foreign to me, you took me under your wing. You not only taught me how to play a role, but you made me feel like a real daughter who was truly loved."

The eyes of the two women in question shone with pure emotion, and a hint of it was in the air as they sent several air kisses your way, encouraging you to continue. The room listened reverently as you continued to try to put your thoughts into words. "You saw my fears and helped me to grow beyond myself. Danielle, you were and still are like a anchor in the surf. You saw my fears and helped me overcome them. Stefania, you nurtured my dreams and gave me the wings to fly."

A gentle round of applause accompanied your words as you turned your attention back to the Emmy you were holding tightly in your hands. "This Emmy doesn't just belong to me. It belongs above all to you two because you are not only extraordinary actors, but also extraordinary people. Thank you for being my family. Thanks also to the entire team at Station 19 - Jaina, Gray, Jason, Jay, Barrett... here's to many more years with you as a series family by my side!"

“We love you, y/n/n!” the latina shouted and the crowd cheered once more while you couldn´t help but smile at the call in of Jaina. Danielle and Stefania clapped with proud and emotional faces as you left the stage. The cameras captured the moment, where you fell into the arms of your friends and they celebrated you with happiness. Tears of joy in Danielle and Stefania's eyes in this magical moment could be seen, while the music slowly began to play and the hall celebrated the triumph of this special and successful evening.

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emmynominees · 8 months

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edward james olmos as lieutenant martin castillo in season two of miami vice

primetime emmy award nominee for outstanding supporting actor in a drama series

#edward james olmos #martin castillo #miami vice #supporting actor in a drama series #1986

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brian-in-finance · 1 month

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I know this is a long shot but has Cait ever been on an EMMY prediction list? Usually she was on the GG. Amazed that she is here even if not in the top 6.

https://variety.com/lists/2024-emmys-lead-actress-drama-predictions/also-in-contention-2/

Thanks for the message, Anon. 😃

Your link includes Variety’s predictions of nominees in the Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series category for the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards. Nominations will be announced on 17 July and the Emmys awarded on 15 September.

Variety included this photo in its story published yesterday, 11 April 2024:

Photo : Robert Wilson for Starz

It’s not a long shot, as you suggest. To date, she’s never been nominated, but predictions lists have included Caitríona’s name every Outlander season. Here are some examples:

The Wrap 2015 / Season 1

E! News 2016 / Season 2

Awards Watch 2018 / Season 3

Spoiler TV 2019 / Season 4

Gold Derby 2020 / Season 5

We Are Actors (Variety) 2022 / Season 6

Variety 2024 / Season 7

Outlander has been nominated four times.

Screenshot: IMDb

Regarding 2024 Emmys for Drama, Variety has published its predictions lists for Drama Series, Lead Actor, and Lead Actress. The lists for Supporting Actor, Supporting Actress, Directing, Writing, and Casting are pending. Maybe we’ll see more Outlander representation in those five categories? 🍿

Remember… I'm thinking about naming my first son Emmy so I can say I've got one. I want Emmy, Oscar, and Tony - and my daughter Grammy. — Noah Wyle

😂 According to IMDb, Noah Wyle has two children, sons, and neither is named Emmy. He received five Emmy nominations for playing Dr John Carter on ER.

#Tait rhymes with hat #Good times #Inbox #Anonymous #Variety #11 April 2024 #Outlander #76th #Primetime Emmy Awards #Predictions #Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series #Asked 11 April 2024 / Answered 12 April 2024

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justjensenanddean · 11 months

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Jensen Ackles was officially submitted to the ballot of Emmy nominees in "Outstanding Supporting Actor in Drama Series" category. [x]

#Jensen Ackles #Soldier Boy #Emmy Awards 2023 #Emmys 2023 #*

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smudgemark · 10 months

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Congratulations to these new Emmy nominees!

𝗗𝗼𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗶𝗾𝘂𝗲 𝗙𝗶𝘀𝗵𝗯𝗮𝗰𝗸 for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited Series for "Swarm."

𝗔𝘆𝗼 𝗘𝗱𝗲𝗯𝗶𝗿𝗶 for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for "The Bear."

𝗦𝘁𝗼𝗿𝗺 𝗥𝗲𝗶𝗱 for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series for "The Last of Us."

#Dominique Fishback #Swarm #Ayo Edebiri #The Bear #Storm Reid #The Last of Us #Emmy nominations

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stevenrogered · 1 year

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when every single Outstanding Guest Actor/Actress in a Drama Series nominee at the next emmy awards is just all people from the last of us then what

#the last of us #the last of us hbo #i swear every single person that comes through this show #is better than the last one

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mayasdeluca · 4 months

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Station 19 nominated for ‘Outstanding Drama Series’ for the GLAAD Awards

#station 19 #nice to see them recognized for once #it would be amazing if Danielle and Stefania went but I won’t hold my breath 😩

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denimbex1986 · 4 months

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'...This year the awards ceremony, which champions media that promotes LGBTQ+ visibility and acceptance, has a whopping 310 nominees across 33 categories.

Among this year’s nominees are films like All Of Us Strangers and Red, White, and Royal Blue, TV series like Yellowjackets, Heartstopper, and Fellow Travelers, and reality series like Queer Eye and The Ultimatum: Queer Love...

Across 2023 and 2024, GLAAD has heavily campaigned for more trans and non-binary stories to be told across the media in an effort to combat the concerning number of bills targeting trans youth and trans healthcare in the US.

This year, the organisation notes that a wide range of their award nominees have centered trans and non-binary people and issues “in timely nuanced, and empowering ways.”

Of the 30 TV shows nominated across categories like Outstanding New TV Series, Outstanding Comedy Series, and Outstanding Drama Series, 10 feature trans or non-binary characters.

They include popular releases like Our Flag Means Death, Doctor Who, Sex Education, and 9-1-1 Lone Star...'

#GLAAD Awards #All of Us Strangers #Doctor Who #Our Flag Means Death #Baldur's Gate 3 #boygenius #Sex Education #9-1-1 Lone Star #Heartstopper #Queer Eye and The Ultimatum: Queer Love #Yellowjackets #Red White and Royal Blue #Fellow Travelers

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tennant-davids · 10 months

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JEREMY STRONG as Kendall Roy Emmy Nominee for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series for SUCCESSION

#succession #successionedit #successiondaily #jeremy strong #kendall roy #uservici #usereena #user-clara #arthurpendragonns #userairam #kendallroyedit #*laurengifs #userbbelcher #chewieblog #cinematv #dailyflicks #if he ends this show losing the emmy to kieran after kendall lost bc of shiv's decision........... well.#lmao simply cannot happen <3

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cozyaliensuperstar7 · 6 months

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recessionmoney:

Trailblazing at 10, Keivonn Woodard from Bowie, Maryland, is the first Black deaf Emmy nominee. Recognized for 'The Last of Us,' he's up for Outstanding Guest Actor in a drama series.

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In 'The Last of Us,' Woodard plays Sam, a deaf child with leukemia, adding depth. The show's daring choice to cast a deaf actor made Woodard's performance standout.

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Woodard acknowledges nomination's impact on deaf actors. Mother April Jackson-Woodard elated, never expected this on his debut TV show.

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Woodard's historic feat: youngest Outstanding Guest Actor nominee and second-youngest Emmy nominee overall.

#keivonn woodard #the last of us #emmy nominations

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moonminss · 10 months

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MY emmy nominee for outstanding lead actor in a drama series

#succession #kieran culkin

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nearmidnightannex · 4 months

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Firsts, 2023 Emmys edition, part 2

This Year’s Emmys Broadcast Was One of the Most Diverse Ceremonies Ever (variety.com) by Clayton Davis Jan 15, 2024 8:29pm PT

[...] The pendulum has swung, with this year’s ceremony awarding a record-breaking number of people of color across all major categories: drama, comedy, limited, reality and variety series — a first in the TV Academy’s history....

[...] Ayo Edebiri was part of the historic night for FX’s “The Bear,” winning the supporting comedy actress honor for her turn as young chef Sydney Adamu. She’s the third Black woman to take home the trophy, after Jackée Harry for “227” in 1987 and fellow nominee Sheryl Lee Ralph for “Abbott Elementary” in 2022. Along with fellow nominees Jessica Williams (“Shrinking”), Janelle James, and Ralph, it was the most Black women ever nominated in the category...

[...] “Beef” creator Lee Sung-jun pulled a hat trick, taking home three Emmys for outstanding limited series, directing and writing. He’s the first Asian to win all three in the same year and the first in the directing and writing categories. His two series leads — Steven Yeun and Ali Wong — also took home lead acting Emmys for their performances in Netflix’s dark comedy, the first Asian winners in each category. This also marks the first time that two Asian performers from any major awards ceremony won lead acting prizes on the same night....

[...] Trevor Noah ended his tenure as host of “The Daily Show” on a high note, becoming the first Black person to win outstanding talk series, ending John Oliver’s long run....

#emmys #emmys2023 #firsts #abbott elementary #beef #the daily show

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