Will the Emmy winner for best actor be from This Is Us or This is Us? Will the best actress in a miniseries be from Big Little Lies or Big Little Lies?
Thanks to a switch in the Emmys, where voters were no longer limited in the number of contenders they could vote for, this year's Emmys have an unprecedented number of co-stars from the same shows competing against each other.
Will these co-stars cancel each other out? Or will the best nominee win? We'll be watching - and rooting on our favorites - next Sunday, September 17.
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The new NBC drama got an impressive 10 Emmy nominations, including the only 'big four' network to be nominated for Best Drama. But it's the acting categories that will make it interesting. Both Sterling K. Brown & Milo Ventimiglia were nominated for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series. Three of the six actors nominated in the Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series are from This is Us: Denis O’Hare, Brian Tyree Henry, and Gerald McRaney. Also watch for Chrissy Metz (Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama) and Ron Cephas Jones (Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama.) Will we cry when we watch acceptance speeches as much as we do when we watch This is Us?
This juicy HBO drama earned 16 Emmy nominations and puts Hollywood mega-stars against each other. Both Nicole Kidman and Reese Witherspoon are nominated for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited Series or Movie while Shailene Woodley and Laura Dern are both up for their supporting roles. We are awaiting these results as closely as we watched the show unfold!
The variety sketch series tied with Westworld to get 22 Emmy nominations this year - the most of any shows. Nine actors were nominated, including three for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series (Vanessa Bayer, Leslie Jones and Kate McKinnon), 3 for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series (Dave Chappelle, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Tom Hanks) , 2 for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series (Kristen Wiig and Melissa McCarthy) and 1 for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series (Alec Baldwin). No matter who wins these categories, the speeches will likely keep us on the edges of our seat.
And if we thought the Big Little Lies stars would shine, watch for more classic Hollywood royalty on Emmy night, all in the Outstanding Lead Actress categories. In drama, there's Jane Fonda/Lily Tomlin for Grace and Frankie, and in comedy, there's Jessica Lange/Susan Sarandon in Feud: Bette and Joan.
Yes, September 17 is going to be a star-studded, not-to-be-missed night!
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This is Us will win the Emmy.
THIS IS US!
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Any true crime shows! Dateline, i am homicide, Kenda
I am SO happy The Handmaid's Tale won so big! I love that show!!
So happy Sterling K Brown won!
I hope Grace and Frankie win
This is us!
I want The Crown - AN NETFLIX ORIGINAL - to get the recognition it so badly deserves!!!!! It's SO GOOD and the actors are all SO GREAT at what they do!
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I hope Saturday Night Live wins!
This is Us - best show in years, terrific performances and cast
Feud and Jessica Lange .
Frankie and a Grace consistently great