Noah Wyle schnappt sich 26 Jahre nach dem letzten Nicken für ER die Emmy -Nominierung für den Pitt
https://ew.com/noah-wyle-the-pitt-emmys-nomination-after-er-nod-11771456?taid=6876784e539d960001f49a6f
Noah Wyle schnappt sich 26 Jahre nach dem letzten Nicken für ER die Emmy -Nominierung für den Pitt
https://ew.com/noah-wyle-the-pitt-emmys-nomination-after-er-nod-11771456?taid=6876784e539d960001f49a6f
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>The star and executive producer of The Pitt is officially in the running for Best Lead Actor in a Drama for his role as Dr. Michael „Robby“ Robinavitch. He’ll be competing alongside Sterling K. Brown (Paradise), Gary Oldman (Slow Horses), Pedro Pascal (The Last of Us), and Adam Scott (Severance) for the award.
>Wyle’s nod marks his first Emmy nomination in 26 years and his first ever in the category. But the actor is certainly no stranger to grabbing the attention of Emmy voters; this is his sixth Emmy nomination — and his sixth time turning voters‘ heads while wearing scrubs.
>During his tenure on NBC’s „Must See TV“ staple (Wyle departed as a series regular after 11 seasons), the actor earned five consecutive Emmy nominations for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series, from 1995 through 1999.
>While Wyle has yet to take home an Emmy statuette, he has plenty of accolades to his name, including four Screen Actors Guild Awards for ER and a Gotham TV Award for The Pitt.
Not that I really follow any entertainment awards anymore, but he’s got this in the bag: ‘The Pitt’ is one of the best shows of the year, and Dr Robby (especially towards the end of the season) knocked it out of the park.