The second and final ceremony of the so-called Creative Arts Emmy 2022, held Sunday evening (3/9) in Los Angeles, was dominated by three series: “Euphoria” and “White Lotus”, by HBO, and “Stranger Things”. “., from Netflix. Each of them has won five awards, the same amount won by the documentary series” The Beatles: Get Back “, on Disney +, and the special” Adele: One Night Only “, on CBS, in the early evening. award ceremony, held on Saturday (3/3) .9).
Netflix’s South Korean phenomenon “Round 6” followed, with four wins, the same number of Netflix animated “Arcane” the night before.
“Euphoria” and “Round 6” also received two of Sunday’s most anticipated awards, for Best Guest Actor and Actress in a Drama Series, for Colman Domingo and Lee You-mi respectively. They both won the first Emmy of their careers. And Lee even became the first South Korean actress to win the category.
The best guests of the comedy series were Nathan Lane for “Only Murders in the Building” and Laurie Metcalf for “Hacks”. Veteran of the awards, Lane won his first Emmy after being nominated six times in the same category for other series – from “Frasier” in 1995 to “Modern Family” in 2014 – while Metcalf added his fourth Emmy, after three wins. in the 1990s as a supporting actress in the sitcom “Roseanne”.
The trophies for the best cast went to “Succession”, “Abbott Elementary” and “The White Lotus”, respectively in the categories of the Drama, Comedy and Anthology series. Two of those trophies were expected, but “Abbott Elementary” was a surprise, beating the favorite “Only Murders on the Building”. It is worth noting that the two series are shown in Brazil by Star +, but while “Only Murders” has extensive advertising and marketing, “Abbott Elementary” did not receive a subtitled trailer from the platform for its national release.
This Sunday’s awards closed the roughly 90 preliminary Emmy categories, before delivering the top 27 awards.
For now, the HBO / HBO Max duo have scored a total of 25 wins over the two evenings of ceremonies held at the Microsoft Theater in downtown Los Angeles, gaining an advantage over Netflix, which ended with 19 wins in total.
With the Television Academy Awards totaling 119 categories, the Emmy is divided into three evenings. The first two evenings are dedicated to technical trophies, animations, documentaries, variety specials and reality shows, and took place this weekend. The main Emmys will be awarded on September 12, in a televised ceremony, broadcast in Brazil on pay channel TNT.
Check out the full list of Emmy second night winners below, featuring all the stars and their series (identified along with their respective award-winning episodes).
Best Guest Actor in a Drama Series
Colman Domingo (“Euforia – Ruminations: Big and Little Bullys”)
Best Guest Actress in a Drama Series
Lee You-mi (“Round 6 – Gganbu”)
Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series
Nathan Lane (“Murders Only in the Building – The Boy from 6B”)
Best Guest Actress in a Comedy Series
Laurie Metcalf (“Hacks – Trust the Process”)
Best Actor in a Short Comedy or Drama Series
Tim Robinson) “I think you should leave with Tim Robinson”)
Best Actress in a Short Comedy or Drama Series
Patricia Clarkson (“State of the Union”)
Outstanding casting for a drama series
“Succession”
Outstanding casting for a comedy series
“Abbott Elementary”
Exceptional casting for a limited series, anthology or film
“The white lotus”
Best Costume for a Time Series
“The great – Five days”
Best Costume Designer in a Contemporary Series
“Hacks – The Captain’s Wife”
Outstanding costumes in a fantasy / sci-fi series
“What we do in the shadows – The Wellness Center”
Best hair for menstruation series and / or characters
“Bridgerton – The Viscount Who Loved Me”
Outstanding image editing for a multi-camera comic series
“How I Met Your Dad – Timing is Everything” (Hulu)
Best Choreography for a Screenplay Program
Ryan Heffington (“Euphoria – Call Me Irresponsible / Holding Out for a Hero / Cheerleader”)
Best Audio Mix for a Limited Series, Anthology or Film
“The white lotus – Departures”
Best sound mix for a comedy or drama series (half hour)
“Murders only in the building – The boy from 6B”
Best sound mix for a comedy or drama series (one hour)
“Stranger Things – Chapter Seven: The Hawkins Massacre”
Best Photography for a Single Camera Series (half an hour)
“Atlanta – Three Slaps”
Best Photography for a Single Camera Series (one hour)
“Euforia – The theater and its double”
The best visual special effects in a season or movie
“Boba Fett’s Book”
The best visual special effects in a single episode
“Round 6 – VIP”
Outstanding coordination of stunts for a comedy series or variety
Wade Allen (“Barry”)
Best Acrobatic Coordination for a Drama Series, Limited Series or Anthology or Film
Hiro Koda (“Stranger Things”)
Best acrobatic performance
“Round 6 – Stick to the team”
Best Makeup for a Series and / or Menstrual Character (without prosthetics)
“Pam & Tommy – Jane Fonda”
Best contemporary makeup (without prosthetics)
“Euforia – The theater and its double”
Best denture makeup
“Stranger Things – Chapter Four: Dear Billy”
Outstanding set design for a period or fantasy series (one hour)
“The Golden Age – Never the new”
Outstanding scenography for a contemporary series (one hour)
“Round 6 – Gganbu”
Outstanding set design for a comedy series (half hour)
“Only Murders in the Building – True Crime”
Best Image Montage for a Drama Series
“Euforia – The theater and its double”
Outstanding image editing for a comic series
“Barry – Starting Now”
Best Image Montage for a Limited Series, Anthology or Film
“The White Lotus – Mysterious Monkeys”
Best opening design in the series
“Separation”
Best Movement Project
“Home before sunset”
Best Original Music and Lyrics
Cinco Paul for the song “Corn Puddin” (“Schmigadoon! – Schmigadoon!”)
Best Musical Composition for Limited Series or Anthology, TV Movie or Special
Cristobal Tapia de Veer (“The White Lotus – Mysterious Monkey”)
Best Musical Supervision
Nora Felder (“Stranger Things – Chapter Four: Dear Billy”)
Best Sound Editing for a Comedy or Drama Series (one hour)
“Stranger Things – Chapter Seven: The Hawkins Lab Massacre”)
Best Sound Editing for a Comedy or Drama Series (half an hour)
“Barry – Starting Now”
Best sound montage for a limited series or anthology, film or special
“Knight of the Moon – Gods and Monsters”
Best Musical Composition of a Series
Theodore Shapiro (“Severance – We We Are”)
Best Original Opening Music Theme
Cristobal Tapia de Veer (“The White Lotus”)
best contemporary hairstyle
“Impeachment: American Crime Story – Murder of Monica Lewinsky”
Best Cinematography for a Limited Series, Anthology or Film
Cecco Varese (“Dopesick – Breakthrough Pain”)
Best Photography for a Multi-Camera Series
Gary Baum (“How I Met Your Father – Pilot”)
best show
“Tico and Teco: defenders of the law”
Source: Terra
Emily Jhon is a product and service reviewer at Gossipify, known for her honest evaluations and thorough analysis. With a background in marketing and consumer research, she offers valuable insights to readers. She has been writing for Gossipify for several years and has a degree in Marketing and Consumer Research from the University of Oxford.
