David Harbour Wins First Emmy For ‘DTF St. Louis’, Thanks HBO For “All Your Tons Of Notes”
David Harbour took home the Emmy Award on Sunday night for his turn in HBO’s DTF St. Louis. In the Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie category, he faced fellow DTF St. Louis stars Jason Bateman and Richard Jenkins as well as Half Man‘s Richard Gadd. “I’m really moved, I […]
The Pitt led all nominees with 25 Emmy nominations, entering as the defending best drama champion. Prosthetic makeup and casting were among its early wins. In a standout moment, Ernest Harden Jr., 73, won his first Emmy for a guest role on The Pitt. Harden, who has acted since 1975, described the moment as feeling "cloud 25." HBO Max's The Pitt also faced competition from Apple TV+'s Widow's Bay, which won four awards, including production design.
Amazon Prime Video's Spider Noir, despite being canceled after a single season, still took home four Emmys. The evening also honored Rob Reiner, who died in December, with a posthumous Emmy nomination for his guest role on The Bear.
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