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Does the fact that some series submit even very minor roles as nominees in the supporting actor/actress category reduce the chances of “real” supporting actors? In other words, does this situation arouse a prejudice in the members of the academy against the whole series?
I think teams don’t want another scenario of self-submissions getting in because they’ve misjudged who is preferred, hence they’re submitting everyone (though campaigning more selectively), not to mention I suspect there might have been an uptick in self-submissions. HBO for instance would never have submitted six early career-actresses for a single drama series (aka Euphoria) a few years ago.
(I do think they’ve all gone a bit overboard, though).
ReplyCopy URLI don’t see the writing ballots? I tried this: https://www.emmys.com/sites/default/files/ballots/writing-2022-v2.pdf
ReplyCopy URLWhat the hell are NBC doing with This Is Us?
No ‘The Train’ in Writing
Ventimiglia in Lead but Hartley in Supporting
No McRaney in Guest
A random Supporting submission for Erin Baker
No Niles Fitch or Rachel HilsonWhat is their game?
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I don’t see the writing ballots? I tried this: https://www.emmys.com/sites/default/files/ballots/writing-2022-v2.pdf
Am I the only one who’s able to see these? I opened them and I can read the submissions.
ReplyCopy URLI just saw this and I’m STUNNED. Maybe she didn’t want to put her name forward although I’m sure she’s been doing quite a bit of press?
It seems inexplicable to me because she has one of the biggest names of the supporting cast, and it’s not like the show didn’t submit others to try to push one candidate. Really baffling to me!
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