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Eight Emmy Awards for two best series of the year
Rated 4.2 and 4.3 out of 5 stars by the AlloCiné community, respectively, FX series Shogun and The Bear celebrated the 76th Emmy Awards, which annually honor the best series and dramas from the small screen. Available on Disney+, they featured no less than 4 prizes on the night.
Newcomer series Shogun cemented itself as the essential title of 2024 with 4 awards at last night’s ceremony, as well as… 14 “Tech” Emmy Awards!
Set in medieval Japan, Shogun tells the story of a conflict that changed the country’s history in the 17th century. A bloody and merciless clan war sublimated into a sober and polished artistic direction, Shogun has often been compared to Game of Thrones, and rightly so: logically, the awards received by the series are also an argument for comparison!
Indeed, Shogun won Emmys for Outstanding Drama Series, Outstanding Actor and Actress in a Drama Series for Hiroyuki Sanada and Anna Sawai, and Outstanding Directing for the episode Purple Sky, directed by Frederick E.O.
The series began in July 2022 bear Set in the heart of Chicago, young Carmen “Carmi” Berzato (Jeremy Allen White) is tasked with taking over her brother’s restaurant after his death. Culinary research, conflicts with his team, financial difficulties… The reopening of the family brand promises special complications!
Last year, the first season of The Bear won the Emmy Awards with six awards, making it the most awarded of the night. During this edition, the 2nd season of the series created by Christopher Storer repeated 4 awards by winning 7 titles in addition to the technical categories: Best Actor in a Comedy Series for the great Jeremy Allen White. Ebon Moss-Bachrach and Lisa Colon-Zayas won Best Actor and Actress in a Comedy Series and Best Director Christopher Storer for the episode Pisces.
On the other hand, the original series Only Murders in the Building, which was hosted by Steve Martin, Martin Short and Selena Gomez, won 4 awards at the parallel ceremony of the Creative Arts Emmy Awards, especially for the quality of its musical scenes.
The 76th Emmy Awards, the FX series The Bear (Seasons 1-3) and Shogun’s Unforgiven can be seen on Disney+.
Source: Allocine
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