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Linda Cardellini Wins First Emmy for DTF St. Louis

The award was announced during the Creative Arts ceremonies after the Television Academy moved several supporting and creative categories to the prior-week events, a change that limited the wins' exposure on the primetime broadcast.

Overview

  • Cardellini won Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series Sunday night at the Creative Arts Emmys for her role in HBO’s DTF St. Louis.
  • The victory is Cardellini’s first Emmy after four prior nominations and she thanked family, co-stars and showrunner Steven Conrad in an emotional acceptance speech.
  • DTF St. Louis led the Creative Arts haul with multiple wins, including writing and directing for Steven Conrad, and entered the season with 13 Emmy nominations in total.
  • David Harbour also won his first Emmy at the Creative Arts ceremonies for his leading role in DTF St. Louis.
  • The Television Academy moved supporting acting and several key creative categories to the prior-week Creative Arts events to shorten the primetime telecast, a decision that left those awards and some acceptance speeches off the main broadcast and reduced their visibility.