Succession and Schitt’s Creek triumphed at the annual Emmy Awards ceremony on Sunday in Los Angeles, where the best TV series were honored.
HBO’s “Succession” series won the most prestigious award for “Best Dramatic Series,” and Jeremy Strong was honored as the best actor in the dramatic series for his portrayal in this series. “Succession” director Andrius Parehs won the award for “best dramatic series director”, but the author of the best dramatic series screenplay was recognized as the series’ screenwriter Jesse Armstrong.
The Canadian series “Schitt’s Creek” won a total of nine awards, including the best comedy series. Starring Eugene Levi and Catherine O’Hara were awarded Best Actor and Best Actress in a Comedy Series, while Daniel Levi and Enney Murphy in this series were awarded Best Actor in a Comedy and Best Actress in a Secondary. Dan Levy won the award for best comedy screenplay, but also with Andrew Sividino for Best Comedy Direction.
The 24-year-old Zendaya was named best drama actress for her role in the HBO series Euphoria. As a result, she has become the youngest actress to win this award.
As the best supporting actor in the dramatic series, Billy Kūdaps was awarded for his role in “The TV Morning Show” on Apple TV +. As the best supporting actress in the dramatic series, Julie Garner was awarded for her portrayal in the Netflix series Ozark.
Although the venue was held at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, due to the coronavirus pandemic, it took place virtually – there were no spectators in the hall, but the participants of the event were videoconferenced. .
The “Primetime Emmy Awards” ceremony, organized by the American Television Academy, took place for the 72nd time this year.
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