Finished night Emmy Awards with an absolute victory HBO with “Veep”, “Olive Kitteridge” and “Game of Thrones” in this 67th edition. As you can see, the payment chain, managed to grab three of the awards. A best drama, comedy and mini-series.
Several bets were competing with HBO this year, including “Mad Men”, “House of Cars and” Breaking Bad, “but they unnoticed with these three bets, ravaging the countryside television. The truth is that “Game of Thrones”, started as a sure bet from the general point of view.
In fact, it is the series more international, coming to televisions around the world, competing with about 400 series, existing in the US market.
Introducing the gala, comedian Andy Samberg, who played a sketch , which emulate someone who did not know many series, and decides to buy them all, watching them being around a whole year, so, at this special time of delivery of the Emmys, to be up to presentation.
This year, the Television Academy has incorporated a category qualifying a little strange, for drama and comedy. They have determined that everything that has a duration less than 30 minutes, is comedy, and everything above that time drama.
Hence, there has been a strange combo with the award-winning series, where “Transparent” (award for director and main actor) has been classified as comedy style does not match, and “Orange Is the New Black” have been selected as the drama, although the series, is a clear trend of comedy .
In the section of farewells, this year, awarded the informative “The Daily Show” and his team in the hands of Jon Stewart.
On the other hand, Tony Hale, got the award for supporting actor, along with his fellow writers for the comedy “Veep”.
The big winner of the night, the miniseries “Olive Kitteridge” the big winner HBO, which received the prize best actor, screenplay, director, lead and supporting actress and best miniseries this year.
A resounding success, without neglecting the world famous chain companion “Games of Thrones” series, of course …
This renowned prize giving television industry, would also pay tribute to bid farewell to Donald Draper.
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