The series "Shogun“ won the big prize "Emmy" for best drama series and sets a record for the most Emmy awards. for one season with 18 awards, reported the Associated Press, quoted by NOVA.
With his roles in "Shogun" Hiroyuki Sanada and Anna Sawai won the "Emmy" for Best Actor and Actress in a Drama Series, becoming the first Japanese actors to win in these categories.
The restaurant story "The Bear" won in three of the four comedy categories at the Emmy Awards, but Jean Smart won her third award for her role as a comedienne in Tricks, Reuters and the Associated Press reported.
Jeremy Allen White and Ebon Moss-Bachrach have won Emmy Awards for the second time in a row. for Best Comedic Actor and Best Supporting Actor. "This series changed my life and gave me faith that change is possible," White said as he accepted his award on stage at the Peacock Theater in downtown Los Angeles.
Both received the same awards at the previous Emmys, which were held in January after a Hollywood strike prevented them from going ahead. Lisa Colon-Zayas won a surprising third Emmy Award; for "The Bear", for best supporting actress in a comedy. The audience gave Jean Smart a standing ovation after she received her third Emmy Award. for the role of seventy-year-old comedienne Deborah Vance in "Tricks". "I appreciate it because I just don't get enough attention," she joked on stage.
The series also won a fourth award, which was received by its creator Christopher Storer. The drama awards kicked off with an award for best supporting actress in a drama for Australia's Elizabeth Debicki, for her role in The Crown. Billy Crudup won an "Emmy" for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama for his role as a schemer on "The Morning Show.".
The black comedy "Baby Reindeer" picked up big wins in limited series -- including best actor and best screenplay for series creator and star Richard Gad, best supporting actress for Jessica Gunning, and best limited series.
After two Oscars, Jodie Foster won her first Emmy. for best actress in a limited series, for her role in True Detective: The Dark Side. The winners of the "Emmy" are chosen by nearly 22,000 performers, directors, producers and other members of the Hollywood Television Academy, recalls "Reuters".