Rodrigo Santoro joins Paramount+’s ‘Wolf Pack’ (Photo Courtesy of Paramount+)
Paramount+’s Wolf Pack has signed up Rodrigo Santoro (Westworld) in a series regular role. Santoro will star opposite Sarah Michelle Gellar, an actor who knows a little bit about starring in supernatural tales after seven seasons playing the titular role on Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
Wolf Pack is based on the books by Edo Van Belkom and has Teen Wolf‘s Jeff Davis writing and executive producing. Sarah Michelle Gellar, Jason Ensler, Christian Taylor, and Capital Arts’ Joe Genier, Mike Elliott, and Karen Gorodetzky executive produce.
Filming’s currently underway in Atlanta, Georgia. Paramount+ is targeting a late 2022 premiere date.
The streaming service released the following description of the series:
Wolf Pack follows a teenage boy and girl whose lives are forever changed when a California wildfire awakens a terrifying supernatural creature. Santoro plays Garrett Briggs, a Los Angeles park ranger dedicated to protecting the environment, and adoptive father to the remarkable teenagers. A man of strong values, he is also someone with dark secrets and deep suspicions, especially towards anyone questioning the relationship with his children who were found in the wildfire years earlier.
Sarah Michelle Gellar is Kristin Ramsey, Armani Jackson (Honor Society) stars as Everett, Bella Shepard (The Wilds) plays Blake, Chloe Rose Robertson (Wildflower) is Luna, and Tyler Lawrence Gray (Our Town) is Harlan.
Season two of Paramount+’s sci-fi series Halo has started production in Iceland with two new cast members on board as season two regulars. Season two’s added Joseph Morgan (The Originals, Vampire Diaries) and Cristina Rodlo (No One Gets Out of Here Alive) to the cast that’s led by Pablo Schreiber (American Gods) as Master Chief and Natascha McElhone (Californication) as Dr. Halsey.
Paramount+ released the following description of the upcoming season and who Morgan and Rodlo will be playing, along with details on returning cast members Fiona O’Shaughnessy and Tylan Bailey who’ve been upped to series regulars:
“The series takes place in the universe that first debuted in 2001 with the launch of Xbox®’s first ‘Halo’ game. Dramatizing an epic 26th-century conflict between humanity and an alien threat known as the Covenant, Halo the series weaves deeply drawn personal stories with action, adventure, and a richly imagined vision of the future.
Joseph Morgan joins the series as James Ackerson, a formidable intelligence operative who has spent his career climbing the ranks of the UNSC’s secretive Office of Naval Intelligence. Cristina Rodlo is Talia Perez, a corporal specializing in linguistics for a UNSC Marine Corp communications unit and a relatively new recruit who has yet to see any real combat.
Returning from season one, Laera (O’Shaughnessy) is Soren’s confidant, wife, and partner in crime. Soren and Laera’s son, Kessler (Bailey), has had a relatively peaceful, if unusual, childhood growing up on the Rubble.”
The season two cast also includes Jen Taylor as Cortana, Bokeem Woodbine as Soren-066, Shabana Azmi as Admiral Margaret Parangosky, Natasha Culzac as Riz-028, Olive Gray as Dr. Miranda Keyes, Yerin Ha as Kwan Ha, Bentley Kalu as Vannak-134, Kate Kennedy as Kai-125, Charlie Murphy as Makee, and Danny Sapani as Captain Jacob Keyes.
David Wiener (Brave New World) is the showrunner and executive produces along with Amblin Television’s Steven Spielberg, Darryl Frank, and Justin Falvey. 343 Industries’ Kiki Wolfkill, Frank O’Connor, and Bonnie Ross also executive produce alongside One Big Pictures’ Otto Bathurst and Toby Leslie. Series stars Pablo Schreiber and Natascha McElhone are season two producers.
Paramount+’s start of production announcement did not include an expected premiere date for season two.
Fox’s 9-1-1 season six debuts with an episode featuring a blimp accident. Yes, you read that right…a blimp accident. Season six episode one, “Let the Games Begin,” will air on Monday, September 19, 2022 at 8pm ET/PT.
The cast is led by Angela Bassett as Athena Grant and Peter Krause as Bobby Nash. Ryan Guzman plays Eddie Diaz, Aisha Hinds stars as Henrietta ‘Hen’ Wilson, Oliver Stark is Evan ‘Buck’ Buckley, Kenneth Choi is Howie ‘Chimney’ Han, and Jennifer Love Hewitt is Maddie Buckley.
The “Let the Games Begin” Plot: When a blimp suffers mechanical failure and its engine catches fire, Athena and the 118 must rescue victims both inside and outside a packed sports stadium. Bobby and Athena drop off May on her first day of college and discuss honeymoon plans, while Maddie and Chimney go to couple’s therapy.
The action-packed drama was created by writers/executive producers Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk, and Tim Minear. Director Bradley Buecker, Alexis Martin Woodall, Angela Bassett, Peter Krause, John J. Gray, Kristen Reidel, and Juan Carlos Coto are also involved as executive producers.
Apple TV+ just released the official trailer for Shantaram, a new drama based on Gregory David Roberts’ bestselling book and starring Charlie Hunnam. The new trailer was accompanied by a batch of photos from the 12-episode season which premieres on October 14, 2022.
Apple TV+ will air the first three episodes on October 14th followed by new episodes on subsequent Fridays. The season will wrap up on December 16, 2022.
Charlie Hunnam says that although the first photo Apple TV+ released from Shantaram featured him riding a motorcycle, this series has nothing else in common with Sons of Anarchy. And his character, Lin Ford, is dramatically different from Jax Teller.
“I thought that was very cheeky that Apple released that image as the first image,” said Hunnam in an interview with EW. “I’m on a motorcycle in the show for approximately two minutes maximum over the course of 12 hours, so I hope people don’t get too excited thinking that this is some sort of Sons of Anarchy in India, because that’s not what we’re delivering. The show is so radically different and the characters are so radically different.”
Joining Charlie Hunnam in the drama are Shubham Saraf, Elektra Kilbey, Fayssal Bazzi, Luke Pasqualino, Antonia Desplat, and Alyy Khan. Sujaya Dasgupta, Vincent Perez, David Field, Alexander Siddig, Gabrielle Scharnitzky, Elham Ehsas, Rachel Kamath, Matthew Joseph, and Shiv Palekar also star.
Steve Lightfoot adapted Gregory David Roberts’ novel and serves as co-creator, executive producer, and showrunner. Co-creator Eric Warren Singer also executive produces along with Andrea Barron, Nicole Clemens, Steve Golin, Justin Kurzel, and director Bharat Nalluri.
Poster for Apple TV+’s ‘Shantaram’
Apple released the following synopsis of Shantaram:
Shantaram follows a fugitive named Lin Ford (Hunnam) looking to get lost in vibrant and chaotic 1980s Bombay. Alone in an unfamiliar city, Lin struggles to avoid the trouble he’s running from in this new place. After falling for an enigmatic and intriguing woman named Karla, Lin must choose between freedom or love and the complications that come with it.
Charlie Hunnam and Antonia Desplat in ‘Shantaram,’ premiering October 14, 2022 on Apple TV+Charlie Hunnam and Shubham Saraf in Apple TV+’s ‘Shantaram’Antonia Desplat in Apple TV+’s original seriesShubham Saraf in Apple TV+’s ‘Shantaram’Elektra Kilbey in episode 7 (Photo Credit: Apple TV+)Alexander Siddig in episode 5 (Photo Credit: Apple TV+)
Gordon Ramsay’s MasterChef will continue to be one of Fox’s primetime staples, dishing up an order for a 13th season. The cooking competition series has been renewed by Fox for season 13 ahead of its season 12 finale.
The network confirmed the renewal and announced season 13 will once again feature Gordon Ramsay, chef Aarón Sánchez, and restaurateur Joe Bastianich. Ramsay, Elisabeth Murdoch, Danny Schrader, Pat Llewellyn, Ben Adler, Sharon Levy, and DJ Nurre executive produce.
Casting is now underway for the upcoming 13th season. Interested chefs must be at least 18 years old by January 1, 2023 to apply. For additional rules and requirements, visit www.masterchefcasting.com.
Season 12 has been averaging 4.7 million viewers across multiple platforms. The season 12 finale airs on September 14, 2022 at 8pm ET/PT and features the return of fan-favorite judge Christina Tosi. Per Fox: “The three remaining chefs rush against the clock to complete their final three entrees and whip up a gourmet dessert with the help of Tosi. Find out who will ultimately claim the MASTERCHEF title, the $250,000 grand prize and a complete state-of-the-art kitchen from VIKING.”
Never underestimate the power of a woman, and that advice goes double when it comes to the powerhouse that is Viola Davis. The Oscar-winning actor is capable of delivering outstanding performances in any genre, and she adds badass action queen to her resume with The Woman King.
TriStar Pictures’ The Woman King features some of the most breathtaking fight sequences to unfold on the big screen in recent memory. And yes, you absolutely must see this in theaters on the largest screen possible. Masterfully choreographed and delivered with fierce, flawless intensity, the action sequences serve to punctuate but not overpower the incredible tale of the Agojie warriors – also known as the Dahomey Amazons – led by General Nanisca (Davis).
The year: 1823
The setting: West Africa, the Kingdom of Dahomey
A new ruler has been crowned and his fiercest warriors, the Agojie, guard his palace and his kingdom. Their leader, General Nanisca, is stern but fair and has the respect of her fighters as well as King Ghezo (John Boyega).
King Ghezo has taken power at a time when the alliance between Dahomey and the Oyo Empire is fractured. Ghezo’s desire to free his kingdom from being forced into paying the Oyo annual tributes is shared by Nanisca. The Dahomey and the Oyos are slave traders, but Nanisca believes there are other ways to maintain Dahomey’s wealth rather than selling their own people to the Portuguese.
Members of Dahomey’s elite female squad are required to dedicate their lives to defending the kingdom, foregoing romantic relationships, and committing to filling their waking hours with rigorous training. The first time we see Nanisca and the Agojie put that training into action is in the opening minutes of the film. They stage outside an Oyo encampment and then move as a unit, attacking the Oyo raiders and freeing Dahomey hostages meant to be sold as slaves while slaughtering those foolish enough to put up a fight.
It’s a stunning sight watching these incredibly powerful female warriors outmaneuver their male enemies.
The Agojie are considered heroes to the Dahomey, and any young girl who wants to join is in for months of physically demanding training, after which there’s no guarantee she’ll be allowed to join their ranks. Much of the story is told through the eyes of one such trainee, Nawi (Thuso Mbedu). Nawi is slight in size but large in personality and spirit. After refusing to marry an abusive elderly man, she’s given to King Ghezo by her father who wants nothing more to do with her.
Nawi proves to be as dedicated to honing her fighting skills as she is to annoying General Nanisca. She tests the patience of Nanisca but, fortunately for the impudent girl, Izogie (Lashana Lynch) – one of the Agojie’s most capable fighters and an instructor of the new recruits – takes her under her wing.
Nawi’s training takes place as the tension between the Oyo leader Oba Ade (Jimmy Odukoya) and King Ghezo escalates. The Oyo fighters are ruthless but the Agojie are an incredible fighting machine, guaranteeing the much-anticipated battle telegraphed from the film’s opening moments will be brutal and visually spectacular.
The Woman King is filled with outstanding performances led, of course, by the extraordinary performance of Viola Davis. The Academy Award-winner does an impressive job of playing the fierce side of General Nanisca, emotions restrained and laser-focused on protecting the kingdom. Davis also nails Nanisca’s vulnerability when a secret from her past is revealed and she’s forced to face her inner demons.
John Boyega does a terrific job of playing the new king who attempts to do what’s best for his kingdom, despite the fact the odds are stacked against him. Lashana Lynch and Thuso Mbedu are excellent screen partners, providing the film with its few lighter moments as well as one of its most heart-wrenching.
There’s an unnecessary love story squeezed into the story, but that’s a minor misstep in an otherwise riveting film. Gina Prince-Bythewood’s direction is pitch perfect, and she assembled a first-rate team to recreate the kingdom of Dahomey in the early 1800s.
The Woman King’s inspired by a true story and because of how beautifully it’s been brought to life on the screen, we can hope the film will spark interest in learning more about the Agojie’s place in history.
GRADE: A
MPAA Rating: PG-13 for sequences of strong violence, partial nudity, brief language, some disturbing material, and thematic content
Netflix’s three-part documentary series The Real Bling Ring: Hollywood Heist explores the true story behind the so-called Bling Ring. The new trailer shows the targets of the burglary crew and delves into the background of the thieves who wanted to be just as famous as the Hollywood stars they stole from. The fact they not only pulled off these robberies but then became celebrities is beyond ridiculous and can only happen in La La Land.
The docuseries was directed by Miles Blayden-Ryall and executive produced by Lawrence Walford, Rob Davis, and Alastair Cook.
The Real Bling Ring premieres on Wednesday, September 21, 2022.
Sofia Coppola wrote and directed a feature film based on the Bling Ring and starring Emma Watson, Katie Chang, Israel Broussard, Claire Julien, and Taissa Farmiga. Audiences didn’t embrace the R-rated film – it grossed $5 million during its domestic release and $20 million worldwide – and critics were mixed, with the 2013 movie sitting at 60% fresh on Rotten Tomatoes.
Netflix released the following description of the docuseries:
First there was the reality series, then came a Hollywood movie — but the truth about the Bling Ring burglaries has never been told…until now. 10 years after the notorious heists, the culprits have served their jail time and are coming forward to tell the real story behind the Hollywood Hills home invasions that gripped the nation.
A cautionary tale for teens today, the docuseries shows what can happen when a fame-and-celebrity-obsessed culture meets the rise of social media and spins wildly out of control. Featuring interviews with Alexis Haines (Neiers), Nick Norgo (Prugo), Andrea Arlington, Gabrielle Hames, Audrina Patridge, and Perez Hilton.
Peacock’s debuted an official trailer for the limited true crime series A Friend of the Family starring Colin Hanks and Anna Paquin. The nine-episode drama is based on a bizarre true story, and the trailer introduces the key players, including the titular friend of the family, who turns out to be a complete psychopath.
The cast also includes Jake Lacy, Lio Tipton, Mckenna Grace, and Hendrix Yancey. Nick Antosca serves as writer, executive producer, and showrunner, with the real kidnap victim at the heart of the story – Jan Broberg – involved as a producer.
Peacock’s official synopsis describes the series as “based on the harrowing true story of the Broberg family, whose daughter Jan was kidnapped multiple times over a period of a few years by a charismatic, obsessed family ‘friend.’ The Brobergs — devoted to their faith, family, and community — were utterly unprepared for the sophisticated tactics their neighbor used to exploit their vulnerabilities, drive them apart, and turn their daughter against them. This is the story of how their lives were permanently altered — and how they survived.”
Nick Antosca notes that when he first heard the Brobergs’ story, he empathized with their vulnerability. ” I felt like I understood their story from the outside,” explained Antosca. “But it stayed with me, and I wanted to understand from the inside — to know what their lives felt like, to live in each family member’s experience, to see how they were caught in such a bizarre web, and to help audiences empathize with them too.”
Antosca believes the Brobergs’ story is relatable. “The Brobergs’ story is an extreme point on a continuum that more of us are on than we realize,” stated Antosca, adding, “It was a wrenching, complicated story to work on. In addition to the thousands of pages of trial transcripts, FBI notes, interviews, and childhood diaries that we were able to use to tell the story, we have had the privilege of working with Jan Broberg herself. We could not and would not tell this story without Jan and her family’s blessing and participation.”
Mary Ann Broberg serves as a producer, with Alex Hedlund and director Eliza Hittman executive producing.
A Friend of the Family premieres on Peacock on October 6, 2022.
The Cast and Characters, Courtesy of Peacock:
ANNA PAQUIN plays the role of Mary Ann Broberg. Mary Ann is the mother of three daughters, and her life has felt safe, happy and rewarding until recently. She has realized too late that she may have missed warning signs and made a terrible mistake by becoming close to her charismatic neighbor Robert Berchtold — and trusting him around her oldest daughter, Jan.
JAKE LACY plays the role of Robert “B” Berchtold, a charming local businessman who appears to be a genial Mormon father and husband. An expert in manipulation, he puts everyone around him at ease as he carefully plots the abduction of Mary Ann’s daughter.
COLIN HANKS plays the role of Bob Broberg, Mary Ann’s husband and Jan’s father, Bob is big-hearted, kind, and everyone’s best friend, the very model of a suburban patriarch. As his family gets closer to neighbor Robert Berchtold, Bob begins to fear that something is amiss.
LIO TIPTON plays the role of Gail Berchtold. Gail is Robert Berchtold’s wife and the mother of a large family. Her husband suffers from mood swings and this has led him to act erratically. Gail’s concerns about her husband may keep her on edge, but she never could have expected what her husband would eventually do.
MCKENNA GRACE plays the role of Jan Broberg in the later years. Jan is the oldest daughter of Bob and Mary Ann Broberg and leads a happy, traditional life in an idyllic American city. Jan trusts family friend and neighbor Robert Berchtold, though he has plans for her abduction that she doesn’t suspect.
HENDRIX YANCEY plays the role of Jan Broberg in the early years. Jan is the oldest daughter of Bob and Mary Ann Broberg and leads a happy, traditional life in an idyllic American city. Jan trusts family friend and neighbor Robert Berchtold, though he has plans for her abduction that she doesn’t suspect.
The official (uncensored) trailer for Paramount Pictures’ Babylon begins with Margot Robbie’s character Nellie LaRoy snorting a line and confessing that if she had money, she’d only spend it on things that were fun. “Not boring things like taxes,” she adds.
Next up is the introduction of Brad Pitt’s character who explains that when he came to LA there were signs on all the doors that read: “No actors or dogs allowed.” He claims to have changed that, but doesn’t explain if he’s referring to the two or four-legged subjects. The trailer then spotlights clips of partying mixed with the filming of a medieval battle scene, an elephant walking through a packed club, and Brad Pitt doing a little dance before falling over a balcony.
Margot Robbie’s Nellie asks who wants to see her fight a snake, and Tobey Maguire appears in one brief shot and speaks for the audience when he says, “What the f**k?!”
Margot Robbie plays Nellie LaRoy in ‘Babylon’ from Paramount Pictures.
The cast also includes Diego Calva, Jean Smart, Jovan Adepo, Li Jun Li, P.J. Byrne, Lukas Haas, Olivia Hamilton, Max Minghella, Rory Scovel, Katherine Waterston, Flea, Jeff Garlin, Eric Roberts, Ethan Suplee, Samara Weaving, and Olivia Wilde. The music is by Justin Hurwitz and Marc Platt, Matthew Plouffe, and Olivia Hamilton serve as producers. Maguire, Michael Beugg, Wyck Godfrey, Helen Estabrook, and Adam Siegel executive produce.
Oscar winner Damien Chazelle (La La Land) wrote and directed the weird and wild big-name production set in 1920s Los Angeles. Paramount’s official synopsis doesn’t offer much in the way of insight: “A tale of outsized ambition and outrageous excess, it traces the rise and fall of multiple characters during an era of unbridled decadence and depravity in early Hollywood.”
Babylon opens in limited release on December 25, 2022 followed by a wide release on January 6, 2023.
The talent from ‘Succession’ at the 74th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (Photo by Evans Vestal Ward/NBC)
With her win in the Lead Actress in a Drama Series category at the 74th Primetime Emmy Awards, Euphoria‘s Zendaya became the youngest actor to win two acting honors at the Emmys as well as the first Black woman to win twice in that category. The 2022 Emmys also found Squid Game‘s Lee Jung-jae breaking ground as the first South Korean actor to win the Lead Actor in a Drama Series award, and his director Hwang Dong-hyuk is now the first South Korean to win in the Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series category.
Hosted on NBC by SNL star Kenan Thompson and held on September 12, 2022, the big winner of the 2022 Primetime Emmys was HBO’s The White Lotus which snagged five wins including Outstanding Limited Series. Apple TV+’s Ted Lasso was hot on its heels with four wins. Succession went into the night with 25 nominations and took home the top prize in the Outstanding Drama Series category as well as a win for Matthew Macfadyen in the Supporting Actor In A Drama Series category.
2022 Primetime Emmy Awards Nominees and Winners in Key Categories
Outstanding Drama Series
Better Call Saul • AMC
Euphoria • HBO/HBO Max
Ozark • Netflix
Severance • Apple TV+
Squid Game • Netflix
Stranger Things • Netflix WINNER:Succession • HBO/HBO Max
Yellowjackets • Showtime
Outstanding Comedy Series
Abbott Elementary • ABC
Barry • HBO/HBO Max
Curb Your Enthusiasm • HBO/HBO Max
Hacks • HBO/HBO Max
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel • Prime Video
Only Murders In The Building • Hulu WINNER: Ted Lasso • Apple TV+
What We Do In The Shadows • FX
Outstanding Limited Or Anthology Series
Dopesick • Hulu
The Dropout • Hulu
Inventing Anna • Netflix
Pam & Tommy • Hulu WINNER: The White Lotus • HBO/HBO Max
Lead Actress In A Drama Series
Killing Eve – Jodie Comer as Villanelle
Ozark – Laura Linney as Wendy Byrde
Yellowjackets – Melanie Lynskey as Shauna
Killing Eve – Sandra Oh as Eve Polastri
The Morning Show – Reese Witherspoon as Bradley Jackson WINNER: Euphoria – Zendaya as Rue
Lead Actor In A Drama Series
Ozark – Jason Bateman as Marty Byrde
Succession – Brian Cox as Logan Roy WINNER: Squid Game – Lee Jung-jae as Seong Gi-hun
Better Call Saul – Bob Odenkirk as Jimmy McGill / Saul Goodman
Severance – Adam Scott as Mark Scout
Succession – Jeremy Strong as Kendall Roy
Lead Actress In A Comedy Series
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel – Rachel Brosnahan as Miriam ‘Midge’ Maisel
Abbott Elementary – Quinta Brunson as Janine Teagues
The Flight Attendant – Kaley Cuoco as Cassie Bowden
The Great – Elle Fanning as Catherine The Great
Insecure – Issa Rae as Issa WINNER: Hacks – Jean Smart as Deborah Vance
Lead Actor In A Comedy Series
Atlanta – Donald Glover as Earn
Barry – Bill Hader as Barry Berkman / Barry Block
The Great – Nicholas Hoult as Peter/Pugachev
Only Murders In The Building – Steve Martin as Charles-Haden Savage
Only Murders In The Building – Martin Short as Oliver Putnam WINNER: Ted Lasso – Jason Sudeikis as Ted Lasso
Lead Actress In A Limited Or Anthology Series Or Movie
The Staircase – Toni Collette as Kathleen
Inventing Anna – Julia Garner as Anna Delvey
Pam & Tommy – Lily James as Pamela Anderson
Impeachment: American Crime Story – Sarah Paulson as Linda Tripp
Maid – Margaret Qualley as Alex WINNER: The Dropout – Amanda Seyfried as Elizabeth Holmes
Lead Actor In A Limited Or Anthology Series Or Movie
The Staircase – Colin Firth as Michael Peterson
Under The Banner Of Heaven – Andrew Garfield as Detective Jeb Pyre
Scenes From A Marriage – Oscar Isaac as Jonathan WINNER: Dopesick – Michael Keaton as Dr. Samuel Finnix
Station Eleven – Himesh Patel as Jeevan Chaudhary
Pam & Tommy – Sebastian Stan as Tommy Lee
Supporting Actor In A Comedy Series
Barry – Anthony Carrigan as NoHo Hank WINNER: Ted Lasso – Brett Goldstein as Roy Kent
Ted Lasso – Toheeb Jimoh as Sam Obisanya
Ted Lasso – Nick Mohammed as Nathan Shelley
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel – Tony Shalhoub as Abe Weissman
Abbott Elementary – Tyler James Williams as Gregory Eddie
Barry – Henry Winkler as Gene Cousineau
Saturday Night Live – Bowen Yang as Various Characters
Supporting Actor In A Drama Series
Succession – Nicholas Braun as Greg Hirsch
The Morning Show – Billy Crudup as Cory Ellison
Succession – Kieran Culkin as Roman Roy
Squid Game – Park Hae-soo as Cho Sang-woo WINNER: Succession – Matthew Macfadyen as Tom Wambsgans
Severance – John Turturro as Irving Bailiff
Severance – Christopher Walken as Burt Goodman
Squid Game – Oh Yeong-su as Oh Il-nam
Supporting Actor In A Limited Or Anthology Series Or Movie WINNER: The White Lotus – Murray Bartlett as Armond
The White Lotus – Jake Lacy as Shane Patton
Dopesick – Will Poulter as Billy Cutler
Pam & Tommy – Seth Rogen as Rand Gauthier
Dopesick – Peter Sarsgaard as Rick Mountcastle
Dopesick – Michael Stuhlbarg as Richard Sackler
The White Lotus – Steve Zahn as Mark Mossbacher
Supporting Actress In A Comedy Series
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel – Alex Borstein as Susie Myerson
Hacks – Hannah Einbinder as Ava Daniels
Abbott Elementary – Janelle James as Ava Coleman
Saturday Night Live – Kate McKinnon as Various Characters
Ted Lasso – Sarah Niles as Dr. Sharon Fieldstone WINNER: Abbott Elementary – Sheryl Lee Ralph as Barbara Howard
Ted Lasso – Juno Temple as Keeley Jones
Ted Lasso – Hannah Waddingham as Rebecca Welton
Supporting Actress In A Drama Series
Severance – Patricia Arquette as Harmony Cobel WINNER: Ozark – Julia Garner as Ruth Langmore
Squid Game – Jung Ho-yeon as Kang Sae-byeok
Yellowjackets – Christina Ricci as Misty
Better Call Saul – Rhea Seehorn as Kim Wexler
Succession – J. Smith-Cameron as Gerri Kellman
Succession – Sarah Snook as Shiv Roy
Euphoria – Sydney Sweeney as Cassie
Supporting Actress In A Limited Or Anthology Series Or Movie
The White Lotus – Connie Britton as Nicole Mossbacher WINNER: The White Lotus – Jennifer Coolidge as Tanya
The White Lotus – Alexandra Daddario as Rachel Patton
Dopesick – Kaitlyn Dever as Betsy Mallum
The White Lotus – Natasha Rothwell as Belinda
The White Lotus – Sydney Sweeney as Olivia Mossbacher
Dopesick – Mare Winningham as Diane Mallum
Outstanding Competition Program
The Amazing Race • CBS WINNER: Lizzo’s Watch Out For The Big Grrrls • Prime Video
Nailed It! • Netflix
RuPaul’s Drag Race • VH1
Top Chef • Bravo
The Voice • NBC
Outstanding Variety Talk Series
The Daily Show With Trevor Noah • Comedy Central
Jimmy Kimmel Live! • ABC WINNER: Last Week Tonight With John Oliver • HBO/HBO Max
Late Night With Seth Meyers • NBC
The Late Show With Stephen Colbert • CBS
Outstanding Variety Sketch Series
A Black Lady Sketch Show • HBO/HBO Max WINNER: Saturday Night Live • NBC
Outstanding Directing For A Comedy Series
Atlanta • New Jazz – Hiro Murai, Directed by
Barry • 710N – Bill Hader, Directed by
Hacks • There Will Be Blood – Lucia Aniello, Directed by
The Ms. Pat Show • Baby Daddy Groundhog Day – Mary Lou Belli, Directed by
Only Murders In The Building • The Boy From 6B – Cherien Dabis, Directed by
Only Murders In The Building • True Crime – Jamie Babbit, Directed by WINNER: Ted Lasso • No Weddings And A Funeral – MJ Delaney, Directed by
Outstanding Directing For A Drama Series
Ozark • A Hard Way To Go – Jason Bateman, Directed by
Severance • The We We Are – Ben Stiller, Directed by WINNER: Squid Game • Red Light, Green Light – Hwang Dong-hyuk, Directed by
Succession • All The Bells Say – Mark Mylod, Directed by
Succession • The Disruption – Cathy Yan, Directed by
Succession • Too Much Birthday – Lorene Scafaria, Directed by
Yellowjackets • Pilot – Karyn Kusama, Directed by
Outstanding Directing For A Limited Or Anthology Series Or Movie
Dopesick • The People vs. Purdue Pharma – Danny Strong, Directed by
The Dropout • Green Juice – Michael Showalter, Directed by
The Dropout • Iron Sisters – Francesca Gregorini, Directed by
MAID • Sky Blue – John Wells, Directed by
Station Eleven • Wheel Of Fire – Hiro Murai, Directed by WINNER: The White Lotus – Mike White, Directed by
Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series WINNER: Quinta Brunson • Abbott Elementary
Lucia Aniello, Paul W. Downs, and Jen Statsky • Hacks
Duffy Boudreau • Barry
Bill Hader and Alec Berg • Barry
Steve Martin and John Hoffman • Only Murders in the Building
Jane Becker • Ted Lasso
Sarah Naftalis • What We Do in the Shadows
Stefani Robinson • What We Do in the Shadows
Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series WINNER: Jesse Armstrong • Succession
Dan Erickson • Severance
Hwang Dong-hyuk • Squid Game
Jonathan Lisco, Ashley Lyle, and Bart Nickerson • Yellowjackets
Ashley Lyle and Bart Nickerson • Yellowjackets
Chris Mundy• Ozark
Thomas Schnauz • Better Call Saul
