Nite 2 of the Creative Arts Emmys: Winners List
Sunday’s second nite of the Creative Arts Emmys featured the limited series supporting actor and actress awards as well as the high-profile guest acting in a comedy and drama series categories.
Over 100 awards were given out over the course of two days during Creative Arts Weekend, which took place prior of the Primetime Emmys on September 14. The majority of the awards were given out for below-the-line categories. While Saturday’s show focused primarily on variety programming, reality, and documentary/nonfiction, Sunday’s statues included awards for costumes, editing, sound, and cinematography.
Additionally, although the limited series supporting actor and actress categories were previously featured on the main Emmys show, this is the first year that significant acting rewards were included.
On Sunday nite, Shailene Woodley won her first Emmy for guest drama actress, which was also Paradise’s first-ever victory. Ernest Harden Jr. won the medal best guest drama actor for The Pitt. David Harbor and Linda Cardellini, respectively, took home Emmys for supporting actor and actress in a limited or anthology series or film.
Rob Reiner’s participation on The Bear season four earned him a posthumous Emmy for guest comedy actor. Betty Gilpin of Widow’s Bay took first place in the guest comedy actress category.
With eight trophies, Widow’s Bay emerged victorious from Sunday night’s gala. The Pitt won four Emmys, while DTF St. Louis followed with six victories. Margo’s Got Money Troubles and Palm Royale both took home three honors. In other places, I Love Lucy received the Legacy Award.
After being canceled by Prime Video on Friday, Spider-Noir also won five Emmy Awards on Sunday.
The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, The Muppet Show, Love on the Spectrum, The Traitors, The Apple Music Super Bowl LX Halftime Show Starring Bad Bunny, and My Mom Jayne: A Film by Mariska Hargitay were the top winners on the first nite, each of which won several honors.
In the best reality host category on Saturday nite, Alan Cumming of The Traitors continued his winning record, while Mariska Hargitay, who will host the Primetime Emmys the following week, won two awards related to her documentary My Mom Jayne.
In addition to the competitive rewards, the Creative Arts shows honored the winners in juried categories for animation, costuming, and creativity in developing media programming. The two ceremonies, which were held at the Peacock Theater in downtown Los Angeles, were not broadcast live.
The Pitt has the most nominations going into the Emmys with 25, followed by Hacks (a comedy series record with 24), Widow’s Bay (19), Pluribus (18), and Beef (16).
