The 25-year-old actress revealed live that the series in which she also stars and herself, are nominees for the prestigious TV Awards • Watch her enthusiastic response
Haas' reaction to the candidacy
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"Ahhh!": Forgive us for the unconventional opening, it's just what the exciting and unrestrained reaction of Shira Haas, the "Unorthodox" star, looked like when she found out that the series in which she stars is a candidate for the Emmy Awards. Haas watched today (Tuesday) the announcement of the nominations live, together with a friend and partner for the series, Amit Rahav.
Exciting: Moment of the announcement of Shira Haas 'candidacy // From: Shira Haas' Instagram account
First, as can be seen in the video, actress Tatiana Maslani announces the nominees and first announces the series "Unbelievable", whose name begins similarly to the series starring Haas and Rahav. Both are of course alert and expecting and for a moment think it's their series, but a few seconds later, the presenter also announces the name of their series - "Unorthodox", as a nominee in the mini-series category, causing the two to burst into happy screams, jump on the bed and hug.
A few minutes earlier, the 25-year-old Haas had received another happy news and is her own nomination in the main actress category in the mini-series for her role in the series. In front of her in the category is, among others, actress Cate Blanchett ("Mrs. America").
Actor Jeff Wilbush, who co-starred with the two in the series, also responded excitedly to the nominations in Story: "We received eight nominations for my mother. I'm so happy, thank you all, thank you to all the people who were involved, Shira is amazing - you received nominations ... love you All".
Haas broke into our lives when she starred in the TV drama "Stisel", and these days she is being filmed for her third season. She starred in films such as "Princess" and "A Tale of Love and Darkness" directed by Natalie Portman, and in another American film, "The Wife of the Zoo Keeper," which began to bring her international recognition.
In the past year, she starred in "The Rebel," in which she played an ultra-Orthodox young woman who came out of the Hassidic courtyard where she grew up, in order to find time in Berlin - a successful role that led to her being nominated for an Emmy.
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