The drama series "The Crown" and "The Story of a Slave" and the comedy "Ted Lasso" lead the list of nominees for the 73rd Emmy Awards to be held tonight (Sunday) in Los Angeles.
Netflix's "Crown," which tells the story of what is happening in the British royal family led by Queen Elizabeth II, played by Oscar-winning nominee Olivia Coleman in 11 categories for her fourth season, which received significant attention around the plot of the shaky marriage of Regent Charles and Princess Diana and The reign of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, played by Gillian Anderson ("Bags in the Dark") during the 1980s.
"The Story of a Slave" is also nominated in 11 categories for its fourth season, which garnered much praise when it aired last spring after a two-year hiatus following the postponement of filming for the Corona, during which main protagonist John (Elizabeth Moss) managed to escape the Republic of Gilad and reunite with Her husband and youngest daughter are in Canada, while she still has an unresolved account with Gilad who is holding her eldest daughter.
Open accounts.
John in "The Story of a Slave," from the series
"Ted Lasso" by streaming service Apple TV Plus, about an American football coach who moves to coach a failed football team in England, leads with 13 nominations in the comedy categories, which are considered the least competitive this year.
According to estimates, the main fight is against HBO Max's comedy "Hacks" about a teenage comedian who joins a young screenwriter with the goal of reviving the careers of both.
In the mini-series categories the battle is mostly between "Easton's Secrets" starring Kate Winslet and Netflix's big hit from last fall, "Queen Gambit", which comes tonight with a clear advantage after dominating the preliminary Emmy ceremonies last week with 9 wins in total.
"Ted Lasso", AP
In accordance with the limitations of the Corona, Emmy 2021 will be held in front of a smaller than usual audience and combined with a stage in an open space.
The ceremony will be moderated by comedian Cedric the Entertainer ("New in the Neighborhood") and will be broadcast live at 3 p.m. on yes TV COMEDY and STINGTV.
Partial list of candidates:
Drama Series:
"The boys";
"Bridgerton";
"Crown";
"The Story of a Slave";
"Land of Lovecraft";
"The Mandalorian";
"pose";
"Life itself."
Comedy series:
"Black like that";
"Cobra Kai";
"Emily in Paris";
"Hacks";
"The Stewardess";
"Kominski Method", "Pen15";
"Ted Lasso."
Mini Series:
"Destroy you";
"The Secrets of Eastown";
"Queen Gambit";
"Railway Underground";
"Wanda-Vision".
Leading actress in a drama series:
Uzo Aduba, "In Treatment";
Olivia Coleman, "The Crown";
Emma Corinne, "The Crown";
Elizabeth Moss, "The Story of a Slave";
Am.
Jay.
Rodriguez, "Pose";
Journey Smolt, "Land of Lovecraft."
Leading actor in a drama series:
Sterling K.
Brown, "Life Itself";
Jonathan Majors, "Land of Lovecraft";
Josh O'Connor, "The Crown";
Reggae Jean Page, "Bridgerton";
Billy Porter, "Pose";
Matthew Reese, "Perry Mason."
Leading actress in a comedy series:
Edie Bryant "Shrill";
Kylie Kwoko, "The Stewardess";
Alison Jenny, "From Who";
Tracy Alice Ross, "Such Black";
Gene Smart, "Hacks."
Leading actor in a comedy series:
Anthony Anderson, "Such Black";
Michael Douglas, "The Kominski Method";
William H. Macy, "Shameless";
Jason Sodeikis, "Ted Laso";
Keenan Thompson, "Keenan."
Leading actress in a mini-series / TV movie:
Mikayela Cole, "Destroy You";
Cynthia Aribo, "Genius: Aritha";
Elizabeth Olsen, "Wanda-Vision";
Anya Taylor Joy, "Queen Gambit";
Kate Winslet, "The Secrets of Eastown."
Leading actor in a mini-series / TV movie:
Paul Battani, "Wanda Vision";
Hugh Grant, "You Should Have Known";
Ewan McGregor "Halston";
Lynn-Manuel Miranda, "Hamilton";
Leslie Odom Jr., "Hamilton."
Reality-Competition Program:
"The Amazing Race";
"I Won!", "Rupol's Drag Race";
"Top Chef";
"the voice".
Accommodation program:
"Conan";
"The Daily Show" with Trevor Noah;
"Jimmy Kimmel Live!";
"Last Week" with John Oliver;
"Light Show" with Stephen Colbert.