Emmy Predictions: Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie
The 2022 Emmys race for Best Actress in a Limited Series is dominated by people who took on roles based on real life women.
The 2022 Emmys race for Best Actress in a Limited Series is dominated by people who took on roles based on real life women.
“It gives them an opportunity to be cruel,” said Davis, whose performance as Michelle Obama in the Showtime series has drawn jeers.
Davis recalled that even some fellow Black actors thought she wasn’t pretty enough to pull off “How to Get Away with Murder,” for which she’s won Emmy and SAG awards.
We’re left with a glitzy, star-studded, ill-defined viewpoint of what it means to be First Lady.
Viola Davis plays Michelle Obama, while Michelle Pfeiffer shows Betty Ford’s descent into alcoholism.
“Viola Davis is every bit the actress Meryl Streep is,” Stone said. “Emma Thompson. Judy Davis. Olivia Colman. Kate Winslet, for fuck’s sake.”
They agree on many of the major categories.
More often than not, SAG Award winners repeat at the Oscars. Will Sunday night’s spoilers have a chance?
Is the frontrunner Viola Davis or Carey Mulligan? This campaign is changing fast.
Davis and Andra Day both landed in the Best Actress race, making it only the second time in Oscars history where two Black women will compete in the category in the same year.
August Wilson’s play comes to vivid life in a Netflix adaptation that owes much to its dynamic performers.
Actors will love Oscar winner Davis as the blues singer of the title, and never-nominated Boseman as her restless, go-getter trumpeter