Jodie Comer isn't just Killing Eve, she's killing the Emmys game — her first ever Emmy nomination also netted her first Emmy win for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama.
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When you play the game of thrones, you either win or you die. At this year's Emmy Awards, the former happened. Game of Thrones indeed won the coveted Outstanding Drama Series award at the 2019 Emmys on Sunday, September 22.
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The newly minted Hand of King Bran has just been handed something even better: an Emmy Award. At the 71st annual Primetime Emmy Awards, Game of Thrones star Peter Dinklage took home the Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series for his final turn as Tyrion Lannister on the HBO series.
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Julia Garner overcame half of the Game of Thrones cast to reign supreme at the Emmys, beating out a crowded field to take home a statue for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama for her role in Netflix's Ozark.
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In a sequined suit and his best pair of "kinky boots," Pose's Billy Porter took home the award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series for his role in the acclaimed FX show at the 2019 Emmy Awards. Porter donned an enormous hat and let out a gleeful shout as he accepted his first-ever Emmy.
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Succession has succeeded at the 71st Primetime Emmy Awards. At the ceremony, which aired on Fox on Sunday, September 22, Succession creator-writer Jesse Armstrong took home the Emmy for Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series.
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Phoebe Waller-Bridge has officially cemented herself as a bonafide star now that she's an Emmy winner. The multi-talented performer won Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series for her signature television effort, Fleabag, at the 2019 Emmy Awards on Sunday, September 22.
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Having already accepted a trophy for Best Writing in a Comedy Series for the season premiere of Fleabag, Waller-Bridge looked visibly shaken when she accepted her second award of the evening, taking home the prize for Outstanding Leading Actress in a Comedy despite a crowded group of nominees.
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We bet she's feeling pretty marvelous right about now. At the 71st annual Primetime Emmy Awards on Sunday, September 22, Alex Borstein took home a glittering golden statue for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for her work as Susie Myerson on The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.
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Turns out it's not just Mrs. Maisel who's plenty marvelous. The first Emmy winner of the night has been crowned, and it's Tony Shalhoub for Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy.
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Joaquin Phoenix may play a man with an uncontrollable cackle in director Todd Phillips' Joker, but he certainly wasn't laughing in a recent interview about the dark and gritty comic book movie. While chatting with The Telegraph's Robbie Collin, Phoenix got up and walked out. Here's why.
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The 2019 Emmy Awards ceremony airs Sunday, September 22, and fans and nominees alike are eagerly getting ready for the biggest night in television. However, this year, one person will be conspicuously absent from the proceedings: the host. Here's why there's no host for the 2019 Emmys.
Read MoreWell, this would have been quite a bit different. In advance of the home release of Toy Story 4, Disney and Pixar have revealed an alternate ending for the film — one which would have completely changed the theme of the entire movie, and may just have cooled its rapturous critical reception.
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Maybe the second time will be the charm. In response to a query from an interviewer, Jon Favreau — the creative force behind the upcoming Disney+ series The Mandalorian — indicated that he'd be down to revisit a near-forgotten, much-maligned part of Star Wars lore: the infamous holiday special.
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Get ready to climb back into the ring with the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling — Netflix is officially bringing the adored wrestling dramedy back for a fourth season. Sadly, though, the streamer has also confirmed that the fourth season will be the last one for GLOW.
Read MoreNobody can be a hundred percent on all the time, including the cast of Spider-Man: Far From Home — and this is a great thing for comedy. In advance of the flick's Blu-ray release, Sony Pictures has released a short blooper reel featuring a choice selection of screwups by the cast.
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A new teaser trailer for The Crown season 3 sees Oscar-winner Olivia Colman looking at her "new profile," gazing upon photos of Foy (who played a younger Queen Elizabeth for the first two seasons) next to pictures of herself with the titular crown atop her head.
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It might seem inconceivable, but rumors are swirling that The Princess Bride will get a remake sometime soon. During a profile on The Princess Bride producer Norman Lear, Sony Pictures Entertainment CEO Tony Vinciquerra told Variety that a Princess Bride remake was a very real possibility.
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The new Breaking Bad film could be breaking into a theater near you. El Camino, the highly anticipated film sequel to Vince Gilligan's universally beloved AMC series, will hit Netflix next month — but it will also screen in select theaters for an entire weekend from October 11 to October 13.
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Captain Marvel is going dark. No, she's not dropping off the radar... she's going dark. Marvel Comics recently announced a story arc entitled "The Last Avenger," to run in the pages of Captain Marvel beginning with issue #12. The arc will find Carol Danvers hunting down her fellow Avengers.
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Guess who's back — back again? Tom Welling's back, and the way he's returning might make your head spin. The CW has announced that Welling will reprise his role as Clark Kent on the network's upcoming Arrowverse crossover event Crisis on Infinite Earths.
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Put down your pumpkin spice latte and pick up that remote, because there's a whole new bag of exciting new originals on their way to Netflix in October. Among other gems, we'll get Stephen King, Eddie Murphy, two Paul Rudds, and the return of Jesse Pinkman. We've got all the details.
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Will Smith? Awesome. Two Will Smiths? Even better. Director Ang Lee's Gemini Man has been screened for critics, and put simply, the flick — in which an older, seasoned hired killer is stalked by a younger clone of himself — blew their faces right off. The film is being hailed as a VFX landmark.
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The star of It: Chapter Two just floated a shocking possibility: that we haven't seen the last of Pennywise. In a recent interview with Collider, Bill Skarsgård indicated that he and director Andy Muschietti have kicked around ideas for a possible prequel — and they're not the only ones.
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John Rambo has finally met his match: the critics. Reviews are coming in for Rambo: Last Blood, which brings an end to the story begun with 1982's First Blood. The general consensus: Rambo (Sylvester Stallone) deserved a better sendoff, and one with much less of a sadistic streak.
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Continuity in Avengers: Endgame could get confusing... even if you were in charge of decorating the sets. A sharp-eyed fan has pointed out an inconsistency when the Avengers travel back to 2012 — one you're only likely to notice if you have every detail of The Avengers committed to memory.
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When the news broke that Spider-Man was leaving the MCU after Sony and Marvel failed to renegotiate their deal for shared use of the character, most believed that things came crashing down because of money. Now, the CEO of Sony as revealed another reason for the Spider-Man split with Marvel.
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