The favorites at this year’s awards are “Shogun” and “The Bear.” One of the series already won big at the awards ceremony in January.
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A lavish book adaptation and a smart restaurant series are the big favorites at this year’s Emmy gala in Los Angeles. The main prizes for this year’s awards will be awarded on Monday night (Sunday evening local time). The literary adaptation “Shogun,” set in the 17th century, received 25 nominations in the drama series categories. The cooking series “The Bear: King of the Kitchen” had 23 chances of winning in the comedy award categories.
The best achievements in the creative categories such as camera work and for many supporting and guest roles were already awarded last weekend. “Shogun” has already received 14 awards, “The Bear” received seven.
Also nominated are series such as “Hacks” (including the bisexual actress Hannah Marie Einbinder as best supporting actress, who plays a bisexual comedy writer), “Ripley” and “Baby Reindeer”.
The Emmys honor the best series, shows and television films on US TV and streaming. The gala at the Peacock Theater will be hosted by Eugene and his openly gay son Dan Levy, father and son from the comedy series “Schitt’s Creek.”
It is already the second gala this year. Last year, the awards ceremony was postponed from September to January 2024 due to a double strike by actors and screenwriters (MANNSCHAFT reported). The effects of the strikes are still being felt in the industry. Among other things, significantly fewer shows were submitted to the Emmys.
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– What are the main nominations for “Shogun” and “The Bear” at the 2023 Emmy Awards?
The 2023 Emmy Awards: “Shogun” and “The Bear” Lead the Pack
The anticipation is palpable as the 2023 Emmy Awards ceremony approaches, and two standout series have emerged as the clear favorites to take home the top honors. “Shogun,” a lavish book adaptation set in 17th-century Japan, and “The Bear: King of the Kitchen,” a smart and witty restaurant series, are leading the charge with an impressive 25 and 23 nominations, respectively.
Awards Already Won
In a precursor to the main event, the Creative Arts Emmy Awards took place last weekend, recognizing excellence in categories such as camera work, supporting roles, and guest appearances. “Shogun” dominated the proceedings, winning an impressive 14 awards, while ”The Bear” took home seven. This early success bodes well for the two series as they head into the main awards ceremony on Monday night.
Nominations and Recognitions
“Shogun” has garnered attention for its epic storytelling, stunning visuals, and outstanding performances, earning nods in multiple drama series categories. Meanwhile, “The Bear” has won over audiences with its clever writing, relatable characters, and delectable culinary delights, securing nominations in various comedy award categories.
Other notable series vying for top honors include “Hacks,” featuring bisexual actress Hannah Marie Einbinder as a best supporting actress nominee for her portrayal of a bisexual comedy writer. Additionally, “Ripley” and “Baby Reindeer” are also in the running, further highlighting the diverse range of exceptional programming available on US TV and streaming platforms.
The Emmys: Celebrating Excellence in Television
The Emmy Awards have long been regarded as the pinnacle of recognition for outstanding achievements in television programming. The ceremony, to be held at the Peacock Theater, will be hosted by Eugene and Dan Levy, the father-and-son duo from the beloved comedy series “Schitt’s Creek.” As openly gay individuals, their involvement adds a touch of pride and inclusivity to the event.
What to Expect
As the main awards ceremony approaches, fans and industry professionals alike are eagerly anticipating the outcome. Will “Shogun” and “The Bear” continue their winning streaks, or will other deserving series take home the coveted awards? With the creative arts categories already having been decided, attention now shifts to the major categories, including Best Drama Series, Best Comedy Series, and Outstanding Lead Actor/Actress in a Drama/Comedy Series.
As the lights shine bright on the Peacock Theater, the who’s who of the television industry will gather to celebrate the best of the best in entertainment. The 2023 Emmy Awards promise to be an unforgettable night of glamour, excitement, and recognition of the incredible talent that shapes the world of television.
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What are the main nominations for “Shogun” at the 2023 Emmy Awards?
The 2023 Emmy Awards: “Shogun” and “The Bear” Lead the Pack
The anticipation is palpable as the 2023 Emmy Awards ceremony approaches, and two standout series have emerged as the clear favorites to take home the top honors. “Shogun,” a lavish book adaptation set in 17th-century Japan, and “The Bear: King of the Kitchen,” a smart and witty restaurant series, are leading the charge with an impressive 25 and 23 nominations, respectively.
Awards Already Won
In a precursor to the main event, the Creative Arts Emmy Awards took place last weekend, recognizing excellence in categories such as camera work, supporting roles, and guest appearances. “Shogun” dominated the proceedings, winning an impressive 14 awards, while “The Bear” took home seven. This early success bodes well for the two series as they head into the main awards ceremony on Monday night.
Nominations and Recognitions
