Javier Bardem, Diego Luna and Pedro Pascal sound among the ballots to lead the nominations of some Emmy awards that could shine by measuring the popularity of the phenomenon of the Netflix miniseries “adolescence.”
The Television Academy will reveal the candidates on Tuesday to the 77th edition of the most prestigious awards of the small screen, in which the suspense “Severance” and the comedy “The Studio” aspire to monopolize the podium, according to the specialized press of Hollywood.
‘Severance’, the golden horse that hinders ‘Andor’ and ‘The Last of Us’
The Apple TV+ series on a team of office workers whose memories were surgically divided between their working and personal life tops the classification in the drama section with at least 19 nominations, the same ones that “The Studio” expects in the comedy section.
Dan Erickson’s story could see the faces with other titles that sounded strong throughout the season, such as the “The Pitt” emergency series; the third season of “The White Lotus”; the second of “The Last of Us”; “The diplomat”, “The game of squid” or “Andor” the series of the legendary Star Wars franchise.
In the list for Best Male Actor, it could be the case that for the first time in the history of these awards two Latin American actors compete for the same award, with Diego Luna, for “Andor”; and Pedro Pascal, for “The Last of Us”; to the race with “Noah Wyle” (‘The Pitt’), who sounds like a favorite in bets; or Adam Scott, for his role in “Severance.”
His cast partner, Britt Lower, also sneaks in the list for best actress, with rivals like Keri Russel (“The Diplomat”) or Elisabeth Moss, who could win her second Emmy for her interpretation of Peggy Olson in the revolutionary “The story of the maid.”
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‘The Studio’, with the focus on the ‘Ted Lasso’ record in nominations
On the way to try to beat the “Ted Lasso” record, which received 20 nominations in the Emmy in its first season, “The Studio” heads the bets of the comedy section with four projects that last year received their nomination: “Hacks”, in force champion; The acclaimed “The Bear”, “Abbott Elementary” and “Only Murders in the Building.”
With Jeremy Allen White (“The Bear”) again among the favorites to raise an award that has already been taken twice consecutive occasions, Seth Rogen, protagonist of “The Studio”, makes its way between Adam Brody (“Nobody Wants This”) and Martin Short (“Only Murders in He Building”) in the category of Best Drama Actor.
Also Jean Smart, the winner of last year, sounds again to aspire to Emmy for best comedy actress with Fifth Bruson (“Abbott Elementary”) or Kathryn Hahn (“Agatha All Along”).
For her part, the Puerto Rican origin actress and one of the most claiming voices of the Hispanic community, Liza Colón-Zayas, could repeat the scene of the last edition, when she won the statuette for Best Actress of Distributed for “The Bear”.
The fire test for ‘teennce’ and the first bardem nomination
The 77th edition of the most prestigious television awards will involve a fire test for the “adolescence” phenomenon, the unexpected Netflix success that sounds like a favorite to take the awards in the section for the best limited series.
The history of the arrest of a 13 -year -old British young man accused of killing a companion still drags a popularity that lived in a similar way, although with less impact, the second installment of ‘Monsters’, based on the criminal case of the Lyle brothers and Erik Menéndez, sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder in 1989 of his parents, José and Kitty Menéndez.
Both Netflix series could compete with other titles such as “The Penguin” (HBO Max) or “Dying for Sex” (Hulu).
The Hollywood specialized press agrees that both Bardem, embodied in the ruthless Patriarch of the Menéndez brothers, such as the stellar Owen Cooper (“Adolescence”) have a hole insured in the candidacy for best distribution actor in limited series.
With EFE information
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