(ANSA) - NEW YORK, JULY 28 - Apple Tv and Disney + received their first Emmy nominations for the "Morning Show" and "Mandalorian" series respectively. The announcement came today on the site of the awards that represent the equivalent of the Oscars for TV.
Among other "first times", Hulu's irreverent show "Ramy" won the first Emmy nomination for a Muslim-American sitcom. Ramy Youssef, the co-creator and stardella series, is among the candidates for the prizes for the best actor that will be awarded on September 20 on the ABC. Ramy, who reached the second season in May, follows the adventures of the Egyptian-American Ramy Hassan (Youssef) grappling with the Islamic faith and the daily life of a millennial in New Jersey. Award nominations have arrived for Olivia Coleman in "TheCrown", the two "Killing Eve" actresses Sandra Oh and JodieComer and Cate Blanchett for "Mrs. America". Among the shows he also inlizes the second season of "Succession", the miniseries "Watchman" with Regina King, "Schitt's Creek", "Unbelievable", "Unorthodox" (whose protagonist Shina Haas won unanomination as an actress in a limited series) and "Handmaid'sTale". (HANDLE).
Emmy, first two nominations for Apple TV and Disney +
2020-07-28T16:52:26.295Z
Apple TV and Disney + received their first Emmy nominations for the "Morning Show" and "Mandalorian" series respectively. The announcement arrived today on the site of the awards that represent the equivalent of the Oscars for TV. (HANDLE)