The 78th annual Primetime Emmy Awards continued into Night 2 in Los Angeles on Sunday with the second of two Creative Arts ceremonies, honouring performers, programmes and creators across a range of categories.Held at the Peacock Theater, the second day of the awards show, focused on guest acting categories, supporting performances in limited or anthology series and movies, animated programming, character voice-over performances, and writing and music-related honours.
Creative Arts Emmy Awards Night 2 Winners List
Outstanding Animated Program“Bob’s Burgers”“Rick And Morty”“The Simpsons”“Smiling Friends”“South Park” – WINNER“Star Wars: Visions”Outstanding Character Voice-Over Performance“King Of The Hill”: Pamela Adlon“Bridgerton”: Julie Andrews – WINNER“The Simpsons”: Hank Azaria“South Park”: Trey Parker“The Muppet Show”: Matt Vogel“Invincible”: Steven YeunOutstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series“Shrinking”: Michael J. Fox“Shrinking”: Brett Goldstein“Widow’s Bay”: Hamish Linklater“Hacks”: Christopher McDonald“The Bear”: Rob Reiner“Saturday Night Live”: Connor StorrieOutstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series“Euphoria”: Colman Domingo“The Pitt”: Ernest Harden Jr – WINNER“Pluribus”: Jeff Hiller“The Pitt”: Jeff Kober“Slow Horses”: Jonathan Pryce“The Diplomat”: Bradley WhitfordOutstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series“Hacks”: Leslie Bibb“The Bear”: Jamie Lee Curtis“Widow’s Bay”: Betty Gilpin“Hacks”: Cherry Jones“Hacks”: Laurie Metcalf“Hacks”: Kaitlin Olson“Hacks”: Lauren WeedmanOutstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series“The Pitt”: Brittany Allen“The Pitt”: Tal Anderson“The Pitt”: Tina Ivlev“Pluribus”: Miriam Shor“The Gilded Age”: Merritt Wever“Paradise”: Shailene Woodley – WINNEROutstanding Movie“Heads Of State”“Miss You, Love You”“People We Meet On Vacation”“Remarkably Bright Creatures”“Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan: Ghost War”Outstanding Original Music And Lyrics“The Boys”: Christopher Lennertz, Daveed Diggs, “Raise Him Up”“Hacks”: Carlos Rafael Rivera, David Stal, “Mis Figuritas”“The Pitt”: Gavin Brivik, Andrew Bird, “Need Someone”“South Park”: Trey Parker, “Christian Woman”“Spider-Noir”: Warren Oak Felder, Sebastian Kole, Daniel Pemberton, “The Devil You Know”“Wednesday”: Lady Gaga, Andrew Watt, Henry Russell Walter, “The Dead Dance”Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie“DTF St. Louis”: Jason Bateman“Half Man”: Richard Gadd“DTF St. Louis”: David Harbour“DTF St. Louis”: Richard Jenkins“Beef”: Charles Melton“Death By Lightning”: Nick OffermanOutstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie“DTF St. Louis”: Linda Cardellini“All Her Fault”: Dakota Fanning“Monster: The Ed Gein Story”: Laurie Metcalf“DTF St. Louis”: Joy Sunday“Beef”: Youn Yuh-jung“Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette”: Constance Zimmer
Two nights of Creative Arts Emmys
The Television Academy presents more than 100 Primetime Emmy Awards, with the majority handed out across the two Creative Arts ceremonies. The events were previously known as the Creative Arts Emmys but have now been positioned as the first two nights of the 78th Emmy Awards.The two ceremonies will be edited together for a television broadcast on FXX on September 12, with streaming available on Hulu the following day.The main Primetime Emmy Awards ceremony will take place on September 14 at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. Hosted by Mariska Hargitay, the ceremony is scheduled to air live on NBC and stream live on Peacock.
Top nominees
Top nominees “The Pitt,” “Hacks,” “Pluribus” and “Widow’s Bay” will have chances to stock up on Emmys Sunday at an early ceremony eight days before the main awards show and telecast.Hargitay was among the winners, getting two for the documentary she directed about her mother, Jayne Mansfield, “My Mom Jayne,” to go with the best actress in a drama Emmy she won in 2006 for “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.”Bad Bunny won his first career Emmy Award for his Super Bowl halftime show, which took seven trophies.“The Apple Music Super Bowl LX Halftime Show Starring Bad Bunny” won the Emmy for outstanding variety special, beating out the telecasts for the Oscars, the Grammys and the Tonys. Bad Bunny, nominated under his birth name Benito Antonio Martinez Ocasio, gets an Emmy as a producer-performer. It was his first nomination.“The Pitt,” HBO Max’s day-in-the-life medical series, won best drama for its first season and is this year’s top overall contender with 25 nominations. It could win as many as nine on Sunday. “Hacks,” also from HBO Max, got a record-tying 24 comedy nominations for its fifth and final season and could win as many as a dozen Sunday.Rob Reiner, who was killed along with his wife Michele Singer Reiner in December, could win a posthumous Emmy. He was nominated for guest actor in a comedy for “The Bear,” about 50 years after winning two Emmy Awards for his acting on “All in the Family.”Five-time Emmy winner Michael J. Fox is also nominated in the same category for playing a patient on “Shrinking” who has Parkinson’s disease, which the actor was diagnosed with in the 1990s.The evening’s star power will be increased by the academy moving five categories from the Sept. 14 telecast to Sunday. They include best supporting actor and actress in a limited series, with nominees such as Jason Bateman, Charles Melton, Dakota Fanning and Laurie Metcalf.“The Pitt” dominated the drama acting nominations and has two performers up for best guest actor in a drama along with three up for best guest actress. They include Tal Anderson, an autistic actor and an advocate for neurodivergent performers and portrayals. She got her first Emmy nomination for playing Becca King, the younger sister of Taylor Dearden’s Dr. Mel King.Dearden, one of four women from “The Pitt” nominated for best supporting actress this year, will be among the presenters Sunday as will Noah Wyle, the star of “The Pitt” who is nominated for four Emmys at the main ceremony.Five of the seven nominees for best guest actress in a comedy come from “Hacks,” including Leslie Bibb and Metcalf, who could take home two Emmys.A pair of rookie series from Apple TV could make major marks on the Emmys with a head start Sunday. The horror comedy “Widow’s Bay” could win as many as 10 this weekend. And “Pluribus,” the one-woman-against-the-hivemind drama from “Breaking Bad” creator Vince Gilligan, which stars best-actress favorite Rhee Seahorn, could also win 10 at the early ceremony.
