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Zendaya faced worse odds to win her first Emmy, I mean it could happen but pretending like it’s a certainty is what I had problem with…
Nothing is a certainty, but I don’t think feeling Coolidge is very likely (at least in supporting) is stan behaviour. She’s a previous winner in her category and it’s relatively unusual for a supporting actress to win SAG so the odds are stacked more in her favour than almost any acting contender this year.
“Interview With The Vampire” is coming…
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IndieWire includes Jacob Anderson in their 2023 Emmy Predictions for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series
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By Stan behavior I was referring to the statement “Coolidge destroyed Zendaya at SAG” which was unnecessary….Coolidge as supporting is pretty much semantics cuz TWL doesn’t have a standout lead character but if anyone is Lead it’s her…
My personal ballot so far: Drama Series Andor The Boys The Crown Evil For All Mankind Kindred The Mandalorian The White Lotus (Haven’t watched many drama series this season. These are probably the only eight I actually think are remotely worthy lol) Drama Actress Angela Bassett – 9-1-1 Karen Fukuhara – The Boys Katja Herbers – Evil Mallori Johnson – Kindred Erin Moriarty – The Boys Imelda Staunton – The Crown (This category is so weak. Yellowjackets coming to change that tho) Drama Actor Mike Colter – Evil Diego Luna – Andor Aasif Mandvi – Evil Jack Quaid – The Boys Antony Starr – The Boys Karl Urban – The Boys Supporting Actress Jennifer Coolidge – The White Lotus Elizabeth Debicki – The Crown Meghann Fahy – The White Lotus Dominique McElligott – The Boys Aubrey Plaza – The White Lotus Katee Sackhoff – The Mandalorian Wrenn Schmidt – For All Mankind Shantel VanSanten – For All Mankind Supporting Actor F. Murray Abraham – The White Lotus Jensen Ackles – The Boys Michael Emerson – Evil Michael Imperioli – The White Lotus Theo James – The White Lotus Will Sharpe – The White Lotus Stellan Skarsgård – Andor Jessie T. Usher – The Boys
Mine:
Drama Series
– Bad Sisters
– Better Call Saul
– The Boys
– For All Mankind
– The Good Fight
– Industry
– Slow Horses
– The White LotusDrama Actress
– Christine Baranski, The Good Fight
– Myha’la Herrold, Industry
– Sharon Horgan, Bad Sisters
– Elisabeth Moss, The Handmaid’s Tale
– Bella Ramsey, The Last of Us
– Imelda Staunton, The CrownDrama Actor
– Jacob Anderson, Interview with the Vampire
– Jeff Bridges, The Old Man
– Paddy Considine, House of the Dragon
– Bob Odenkirk, Better Call Saul
– Gary Oldman, Slow Horses
– Pedro Pascal, The Last of UsDrama S. Actor
– Andre Braugher, The Good Fight
– Giancarlo Esposito, Better Call Saul
– Tom Hollander, The White Lotus
– Theo James, The White Lotus
– John Lithgow, The Old Man
– Jonny Lee Miller, The Crown
– Sam Reid, Interview with the Vampire
– Will Sharpe, The White LotusDrama S. Actress
– Jennifer Coolidge, The White Lotus
– Elizabeth Debicki, The Crown
– Anne-Marie Duff, Bad Sisters
– Meghann Fahy, The White Lotus
– Audra McDonald, The Good Fight
– Aubrey Plaza, The White Lotus
– Rhea Seehorn, Better Call Saul
– Ruth Wilson, His Dark MaterialsDrama G. Actor
– Murray Bartlett, The Last of Us
– Alan Cumming, The Good Fight
– Tony Dalton, Better Call Saul
– Salim Daw, The Crown
– Lamar Johnson, The Last of Us
– Nick Offerman, The Last of UsDrama G. Actress
– Ashley Johnson, The Last of Us
– Nico Parker, The Last of Us
– Carrie Preston, The Good Fight
– Fiona Shaw, Andor
– Anna Torv, The Last of Us
– Sonya Walger, For All MankindSolidarity with the striking writers. Pay them the wages they are owed for bringing us the content we are all on here because of!
Mine: Drama S. Actor – Andre Braugher, The Good Fight – Giancarlo Esposito, Better Call Saul – Tom Hollander, The White Lotus – Theo James, The White Lotus – John Lithgow, The Old Man – Jonny Lee Miller, The Crown – Sam Reid, Interview with the Vampire – Will Sharpe, The White Lotus
Am I the only one who thinks that F. Murray Abraham and Michael Imperioli have more chances than the other TWL men?
Am I the only one who thinks that F. Murray Abraham and Michael Imperioli have more chances than the other TWL men?
Me too . I think Abraham is the closest thing TWL men have to a lock with Imperioli second .
Am I the only one who thinks that F. Murray Abraham and Michael Imperioli have more chances than the other TWL men?
No I do too (those were just my personal preferences)! I guess we don’t really know whether Abraham would have gotten the Globe nod or not but I think whenever there’s a lack of consensus in a large ensemble voters tend to default to the more seasoned and established performers (like with Rosie Perez in The Flight Attendant) and both Abraham and Imperioli could be easy name-checks in this field as previous Oscar and Emmy winners (with Imperioli winning in the same category 20 years ago for The Sopranos).
I’m actually very curious as to whether we’re underestimating Tom Hollander. He’s a Tony nominee who has been in so many Oscar and Emmy nominated and winning productions over the years so he’s very much on the industry’s radar (not to mention he was just cast as one of the leads in Feud season 2) but more importantly he plays a significant role in Coolidge’s arc this season and it feels very much like the type of smaller character acting voters have sometimes gone for in the supporting categories. When TWL was competing in limited there was chatter about whether Impacciatore or Richardson could be the Rothwell of this year but I think if anyone is it’s him.
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I would be down for a Hollander nod. That whole dialogue with Coolidge was pure beauty (pun intended), also the monologue about wanting what you can’t have.
He lives in you, he lives in me, he watches over everything we see.
Into the water, into the truth, in your reflection, he lives in you.To follow on from hopelesstar’s post with each of the drama series contenders ranked per their TVTime interactions, I thought it would be interesting to look at each of the top 15 dramas in the predictions centre and how they’ve fared on Rotten Tomatoes with audiences.
Audience rating:
1. Better Call Saul: 94% (season 5: 97%)
2. The Last of Us: 89%
3. Andor: 85%
4. The Crown: 84% (season 4: 89%)
5. House of the Dragon: 82%
6. The Boys: 79% (season 2: 82%)
7. The Old Man: 76%
8. The Mandalorian: 75% (season 2: 91%)*
9. The White Lotus: 72% (season 1: 73%)
10. Bad Sisters: 71%11. The Lord of the Rings : The Rings of Power: 38%
12. Yellowstone: 35% (season 4: 82%)
13. The Handmaid’s Tale: 27% (season 4: 63%)Number of audience reviews:
1. The Lord of the Rings : The Rings of Power: 25k+
2. The Last of Us: 10k+
3. Andor: 5k+
3. House of the Dragon: 5k+
5. The Boys: 2.5k+ (season 2: same)
6. Better Call Saul: 1k+ (season 5: same)
6. The Crown: 1k+ (season 4: same)
6. The White Lotus: 1k+ (season 1: same)
9. Bad Sisters: 500+
9. The Handmaid’s Tale: 500+ (season 4: same)
9. The Mandalorian: 500+ (season 2: 2.5k)*
9. The Old Man: 500+
9. Yellowstone: 500+ (season 4: 250+)* = still airing episodes
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The Handmaid’s Tale having a 27% 💀
The drops from Handmaids and Yellowstones 4th-to-5th season…
It’s interesting because whilst there is some trolling in places (i.e. The Rings of Power‘s audience score, although really it deserves that rating lol) it does paint quite an interesting picture and one that isn’t too different from how some of these shows performed at the winter awards. You can argue that the drop offs for The Handmaid’s Tale and Yellowstone could explain their winter awards performances where they were watched but voters really didn’t care about them this year as well. Likewise whilst Better Call Saul has the highest audience rating of the pack it’s hasn’t attracted great enough passion for it to suddenly start sweeping the circuit (with it even being lower than its season 5 score) and whilst this is The Crown‘s lowest audience rating of its five seasons it’s still solidly in the early to mid 80s which probably explains why as some places dropped it this year it still got in at the Globes, Critics Choice, WGA and SAG.
Also interesting that Andor has as high a number of people voting for it as House of the Dragon and twice as many as The Mandalorian had in its second season.
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Hardly any mentions of Supporting Actor. Are we certain Mr. Macfadyen is repeating? I need a Culkin win this time tbh
Genevieve O’Reilly is eating up her material in Andor and she’s doing it with subtlety and class.
FYC: Danielle Deadwyler, Best Actress in a Leading Role
It’s over for the other girlies
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