The series, visible on the Disney+ platform, had already won the Emmy Award last September and achieved a journey similar to that of the series Succession before her. Its overwhelmingly Japanese cast overshadows highly anticipated stars on the red carpet such as Kathy Bates (Matlock), Kerri Russell (The Diplomat) or Keira Knightley (Black Doves) for the actresses and Donald Glover (Mr and Mrs Smith), Jake Gyllenhaal (Presumed Innocent) et Gary Oldman (Slow Horses) for actors. The saga also manages to impose a language other than English in terms of stories.
Pirouettes and self-deprecation
Despite this insolent domination, other series still manage to integrate the honor roll into the rest of the charts. Hacks is sacred best comedy series and also pocketed the award for best actress awarded to the talented Jean Smart, favorite of the critics. A consecration of his innate sense of pirouettes and self-deprecation which confirms the Emmy choices made official last September. As for Jeremy Allen White, he is once again crowned best actor for his performance in The Bearand has therefore achieved a flawless career (three seasons, three awards) since the creation of the series in 2022.
On the side of mini-seriesJodie Foster stands out with her charismatic and frosty revisitation of the world of True Detective : Night Country while Colin Farrell, almost unrecognizable in his character from the Batman universe, won the best actor prize thanks to The Penguinseries derived from the film by Matt Reeves.
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Without any real surprise, the prize for best mini-series goes to My Little Reindeera drama inspired by true events, which caused a lot of buzz on Netflix. It must be said that crimes and news items were omnipresent in this category where DisclaimerMonsters : The story of Lyle et Erik Menendez, The Penguin, Ripley et True Detective were also named. As for actress Jessica Gunning, she was awarded the title of best supporting actress for her disturbing and intense performance in the drama imagined and performed by actor and director Richard Gadd.
