[*En elaboración. Estamos actualizando la lista de ganadores a tiempo real.]
The great night of television (and streaming) has arrived with the 74th Emmy Awards. After two years marked by Covid-19, the ceremony returns to normal, with a fully face-to-face gala and with an audience, in which the best series and miniseries of the year will be recognized in style.
Once again, 2022 has continued to raise the bar with its television fiction, with streaming eating more and more ground on traditional television, the rise of the event series and great streaming phenomena such as the already consolidated ‘Stranger Things’ or the bombshell from ‘The Squid Game’. The competition is strong this year in both drama and comedy. The most nominated series is ‘Succession’, which with 25 nominations has all the ballots to sweep.
It is followed by ‘Ted Lasso’ and ‘The White Lotus’ with 20 nominations each, and the revelation comedies ‘Hacks’ and ‘Only murders in the building’, with 17. Close behind is ‘Euphoria’, which with its second season It has established itself as one of the most influential and successful series in the history of HBO and accumulates 16 mentions. They could also give the occasional surprise ‘Ozark’ and ‘Better Call Saul’, which have finished this year, or the newcomer ‘Abbott School’.
As a prelude to the main prizes, The Creative Emmys were held last weekend., pre-delivery divided into two nights in which technical and artistic awards were given and prizes were awarded in the categories of non-fiction and guest actors. That first phase of the 74th Emmy Awards already left several series ahead of the final calculation of this edition, with ‘Stranger Things’, ‘Euphoria’ and ‘The White Lotus’ in the lead with five awards each and ‘The game of the squid’ and ‘Arcane’ behind, with four. We will see if they will manage to continue adding or will be overshadowed by other titles on the main night of the awards.
The 2022 Emmy ceremony is held as usual in Los Angeles and is broadcast live on the NBC network (in Spain, through Movistar Plus+), counting this year with actor and comedian Kenan Thompson as host. Without further delay, we leave you with the winners.
Winners of the 2022 Emmys
DRAMA
best drama series
– ‘Better Call Saul’
– ‘Euphoria’
– ‘Ozarks’
– ‘Separation’
– ‘The Squid Game’
– ‘Stranger Things’
– ‘Succession’
– ‘Yellowjackets’
Best Leading Actor in a Drama Series
– Jason Bateman for ‘Ozarks’
-Brian Cox for ‘Succession’
– Lee Jung-jae for ‘The Squid Game’
– Bob Odenkirk for ‘Better Call Saul’
– Adam Scott for ‘Separation’
– Jeremy Strong for ‘Succession’
Best Leading Actress in a Drama Series
– Jodie Comer for ‘Killing Eve’
-Laura Linney for ‘Ozark’
– Melanie Lynskey for ‘Yellowjackets’
– Sandra Oh for ‘Killing Eve’
– Reese Witherspoon for ‘The Morning Show’
– Zendaya for ‘Euphoria’
Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series
– Nicholas Braun for ‘Succession’
– Kieran Culkin for ‘Succession’
-Matthew Macfadyen for ‘Succession’
– Park Hae-soo for ‘The Squid Game’
– Billy Crudup for ‘The Morning Show’
– John Turturro for ‘Separation’
– Christopher Walken for ‘Separation’
– Oh Yeong-su for ‘The Squid Game’
Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series
– Patricia Arquette for ‘Separation’
– Julia Garner for ‘Ozark’
– Jung Ho-yeon for ‘The Squid Game’
-Christina Ricci for ‘Yellowjackets’
– Rhea Seehorn for ‘Better Call Saul’
-Sydney Sweeney for ‘Euphoria’
-Sarah Snook for ‘Succession’
– J. Smith-Cameron for ‘Succession’
Best Guest Actor in a Drama Series
– Adrien Brody for ‘Succession’
– James Cromwell for ‘Succession’
– Arian Moayed for ‘Succession’
– Alexander Skarsgård for ‘Succession’
– Colman Domingo for ‘Euphoria’
– Tom Pelphrey for Ozarks
Best Guest Actress in a Drama Series
– Hope Davis for ‘Succession’
– Sanaa Lathan for ‘Succession’
– Harriet Walter for ‘Succession’
– Marcia Gay Harden for ‘The Morning Show’
– Martha Kelly for ‘Euphoria’
– Lee You-mi for ‘The Squid Game’
Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series
– ‘Ozark’ – A Hard Way To Go
– ‘Separation’ – The We We Are
– ‘The Squid Game’ – Red Light, Green Light
– ‘Succession’ – All The Bells Say
– ‘Succession’ – The Disruption
– ‘Succession’ – Too Much Birthday
– ‘Yellowjackets’ – Pilot
Best Writing for a Drama Series
– ‘Better Call Saul’ – ‘Plan And Execution’
– ‘Ozark’ – ‘A Hard Way To Go’
– ‘Separation’ – ‘The We We Are’
– ‘Succession’ – ‘All The Bells Say’
– ‘Yellowjackets’ – ‘F Sharp’
– ‘Yellowjackets’ – ‘Pilot’
COMEDY
best comedy series
– ‘Barry’
– ‘Hacks’
– ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’
– ‘Only murders in the building’
– ‘Ted Lasso’
– ‘What we do in the shadows’
– ‘Abbott College’
– ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’
Best Leading Actor in a Comedy Series
– Steve Martin for ‘Only Murders in the Building’
– Martin Short for ‘Only Murders in the Building’
– Jason Sudeikis for ‘Ted Lasso’
– Donald Glover for ‘Atlanta’
-Bill Hader for ‘Barry’
-Nicholas Hoult for ‘The Great’
Best Leading Actress in a Comedy Series
– Rachel Brosnahan for ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’
– Fifth Brunson for ‘Abbott College’
-Kaley Cuoco for ‘The Flight Attendant’
-Elle Fanning for ‘The Great’
– Issa Rae for ‘Insecure’
-Jean Smart for ‘Hacks’
Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series
-Anthony Carrigan for ‘Barry’
– Brett Goldstein for ‘Ted Lasso’
– Toheeb Jimoh for ‘Ted Lasso’
– Nick Mohammed for ‘Ted Lasso’
– Tony Shalhoub for ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’
– Tyler James Williams for ‘Abbott College’
-Henry Winkler for ‘Barry’
– Bower Yang for ‘Saturday Night Live’
Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series
– Alex Borstein for ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’
– Hannah Einbinder for ‘Hacks’
– Janelle James for ‘Abbott College’
-Kate McKinnon for ‘Saturday Night Live’
-Sarah Niles for ‘Ted Lasso’
– Sheryl Lee Ralph for ‘Abbott College’
– Juno Temple for ‘Ted Lasso’
– Hannah Waddingham for ‘Ted Lasso’
Best Guest Actor in a Comedy Series
– Jerrod Carmichael for ‘Saturday Night Live’
– Bill Hader for ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’
– James Lance for ‘Ted Lasso’
-Sam Richardson for ‘Ted Lasso’
– Nathan Lane for ‘Only Murders in the Building’
-Christopher McDonald for ‘Hacks’
Best Guest Actress in a Comedy Series
-Jane Adams for ‘Hacks’
– Harriet Sansom for ‘Hacks’
– Laurie Metcalf for ‘Hacks’
– Kaitlyn Olson for ‘Hacks’
– Harriet Walter for ‘Ted Lasso’
– Jane Lynch for ‘Only Murders in the Building’
Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series
– ‘Atlanta’ – ‘New Jazz’
– ‘Barry’ – ‘710N’
– ‘Hacks’ – ‘There Will Be Blood’
– ‘The Ms. Pat Show’ – ‘Baby Daddy Groundhog Day’
– ‘Only murders in the building’ – ‘The Boy From 6B’
– ‘Only murders in the building’ – ‘True Crime’
– ‘Ted Lasso’ – ‘No Weddings And A Funeral’
Best Writing for a Comedy Series
– ‘Abbott College’ – ‘Pilot’
– ‘Barry’ – ‘710N’
– ‘Barry’ – ‘starting now’
– ‘Hacks’ – ‘The One, The Only’
– ‘Only murders in the building’ – ‘True Crime’
– ‘Ted Lasso’ – ‘No Weddings And A Funeral’
– ‘What We Do in the Shadows’ – ‘The Casino’
– ‘What we do in the shadows’ – ‘The Wellness Center’
MINISERIES AND TV MOVIE
best miniseries
– ‘Dopesick: Story of an addiction’
– ‘The Dropout: The Rise and Fall of Elizabeth Holmes’
– ‘Who is Anna?’
– ‘Pam & Tommy’
– ‘The White Lotus’
Best TV movie
– ‘Chip and Chop: The Rescue Guardians’
– ‘Ray Donovan: The Movie’
– ‘Reno 911!: The Hunt For QAnon’
– ‘The Survivors’
– ‘Zoey’s Extraordinary Christmas’
Best Leading Actor in a Miniseries/TV Movie
-Colin Firth for ‘The Staircase’
-Andrew Garfield for ‘Under the Banner of Heaven’
– Oscar Isaac for ‘Secrets of a Marriage’
– Michael Keaton for ‘Dopesick: An Addiction Story’
– Himesh Patel for ‘Station Eleven’
– Sebastian Stan for ‘Pam & Tommy’
Best Leading Actress in a Miniseries/TV Movie
– Toni Collette for ‘The Staircase’
– Julia Garner for ‘Who is Anna?’
– Lily James for ‘Pam & Tommy’
– Sarah Paulson for ‘American Crime Story: Impeachment’
– Margaret Qualley for ‘The Housemaid’
– Amanda Seyfried for ‘The Dropout: The Rise and Fall of Elizabeth Holmes’
Best Supporting Actor in a Miniseries/TV Movie
– Murray Bartlett for ‘The White Lotus’
– Jake Lacy for ‘The White Lotus’
-Steve Zahn for ‘The White Lotus’
– Will Poulter for ‘Dopesick: An Addiction Story’
– Peter Sarsgaard for ‘Dopesick: An Addiction Story’
– Michael Stuhlbarg for ‘Dopesick: An Addiction Story’
– Seth Rogers for ‘Pam & Tommy’
Best Supporting Actress in a Miniseries/TV Movie
– Jennifer Coolidge for ‘The White Lotus’
– Connie Britton for ‘The White Lotus’
– Alexandra Daddario for ‘The White Lotus’
– Natasha Rothwell for ‘The White Lotus’
-Sydney Sweeney for ‘The White Lotus’
– Mare Winningham for ‘Dopesick: An Addiction Story’
– Kaitlyn Dever for ‘Dopesick: An Addiction Story’
Best Directing for a Miniseries/TV Movie
– ‘Dopesick: Story of an addiction’ – ‘The People vs. Purdue Pharma’
– ‘The Dropout: The Rise and Fall of Elizabeth Holmes’ – ‘Green Juice’
– ‘The Dropout: The Rise and Fall of Elizabeth Holmes’ – ‘Iron Sisters’
– ‘The assistant’ – ‘Sky Blue’
– ‘Station Eleven’ – ‘Wheel Of Fire’
– ‘The White Lotus’
Best Writing for a Miniseries/Movie
– ‘Dopesick: Story of an addiction’ – ‘The People vs. Purdue Pharma’
– ‘The Dropout: The Rise and Fall of Elizabeth Holmes’ – ‘I’m In A Hurry’
– ‘American Crime Story: Impeachment’ – ‘Man Handled’
– ‘The assistant’ – ‘Snaps’
– ‘Station Eleven’ – ‘Unbroken Circle’
– ‘The White Lotus’
Most nominated series
– ‘Succession’, 25 nominations
– ‘Ted Lasso’ and ‘The White Lotus’, 20 nominations
– ‘Hacks’ and ‘Only murders in the building’, 17 nominations
– ‘Euphoria’, 16 nominations
Reference-www.ecartelera.com
