‘The Pitt’ and ‘Widow’s Bay’ claim top honors at Emmy Awards
Noah Wyle's medical drama and a new Apple TV horror comedy received major awards alongside actors Jean Smart and Matthew Rhys.
Los Angeles - Emergency room drama “The Pitt” extended its Emmy reign with a second consecutive best drama trophy, while newcomer “Widow’s Bay” emerged as the comedy victor on Monday as television celebrated its biggest night.“Widow’s Bay,” a horror comedy about a cursed New England town, overcame the final season of previous winner “Hacks” to earn the comedy prize. Hiro Murai was recognized in the outstanding directing in a comedy series category for “Widow’s Bay,” becoming the first director of Asian descent to win this award.“Hacks” star Jean Smart won her fifth Emmy for portraying tenacious stand-up comic Deborah Vance, and Matthew Rhys became the first person to win two lead acting honors at the same ceremony, including one for “Widow’s Bay.”
Source: Japan Times
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