By Lisa Richwin and Daniel Broadway
Los Angeles – Emergency Room saga “The Pit” was toasted as the best television drama of the year, and the show -Biznes satirical “The Studio” was crowned the best comedy, as Hollywood stars handed over the trophy to the annual Amy Awards on Sundays.
The HBO series “The Pitt” was a distressed winner on “Savence”, a real comment on corporate power that went away with the most enrollment at the red-carpet ceremony at Los Angeles.
“The Pitt” star Noa Vile earned his first Amy taking the award for the best drama actor. He was first nominated for his role in the first medical drama “Er”, but never won.
“Wow. What is this a dream,” Vile said on stage, before thanking healthcare workers. “Thank you for being in that job for any person going on the shift or tonight.”
Seth Raogen, the star and co-producer of “The Studio”, also claimed his first Amy for the best comedy actor, as well as his producering partner, with others to direct and write the Apple TV show with Ivan Goldberg.
“I am legally embarrassed how happy it makes me,” Rogan said he organized the Comedy Series Trophy.
“The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” was celebrated for the first time in its decade as the best talk series.
CBS, which broadcast EMMYS, announced in July that it was canceling the show for financial reasons, a decision that spread an outrage.
A smile, Kolbert thanked his employer on Sunday. Colbert said, “I want to thank CBS for giving CBS a privilege of being a part of late night tradition, which I hope will continue for a long time.”
Earlier, while presenting an award, Colbert joked about the job needs. “While I have your attention, is anyone hiring?” He asked the audience.
“Adolescents,” received a dark Netflix story, the best limited series honor about a teenager accused of murder.
Its 15 -year -old star, Owen Cooper, was named the Best Supporting Actor in a limited series, who became the youngest winner in that category.
The English actor said that he started taking drama classes a few years ago. “If you listen and you focus and step out of your rest area, you can achieve anything,” Cooper said. “I was nothing three years ago.”
Among other awards, Jeff Hillar was the amazing winner of the Best Assistant Comedy Actor for the Hillar HBO show “Annibbod Kahin”. Hiller thanked HBO officials “sweaty, middle -aged people as ‘Euphoria’ on the same network on the same network.”
“Hax” stars Jean Smart and Hannah Ainbinder claimed actress and supporting actress awards in the comedy field. His show tells the story of a comedian that collides with the network that broadcasts him late night talk shows.
The award was the first for the Emmy, despite the fourth Amy of Smart for the “Hax” role and the last three enrollment. Einbinder said he had assured himself that “it was cold to lose.”
“It’s great,” she said with a smile, before finishing her speech with “Free Palestine”, one of the few political moments of the night.
HBO and Netflix led all networks with each 30 Amy awards this year. Apple TV received 22.
The winners were selected by around 26,000 artists, directors, manufacturers and other members of the television academy.
For the first time Host Nate Bargatz offered an incentive to honor during a live ceremony on CBS to keep his speeches short. The comedian promised a donation of $ 100,000 for the charity, but warned that every time a speaker reduced its allocated amount of over 45 seconds.
At the end of the show, Baragatz announced that long-hearted comments left their charitable funds in losses. He said that he and CBS, however, would donate $ 350,000 to the clubs of US boys and girls.
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