Linda Cardellini Wins First Emmy For 'DTF St. Louis'
Deadline • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Linda Cardellini won her first Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie for her role in HBO's dark comedy series DTF St. Louis.
- This marks Cardellini’s third Emmy nomination but her first win, having previously been nominated for roles in Netflix’s Dead to Me and AMC’s Mad Men.
- Cardellini expressed deep gratitude and emotional overwhelm during her acceptance speech, highlighting the significance of the achievement in her career.
- DTF St. Louis, featuring multiple nominees including David Harbour, Jason Bateman, and Richard Jenkins, won six Emmys Sunday night, including awards for writing and directing.
- The supporting acting awards for limited series were presented during Emmys Night 2, prior to the primetime telecast on September 14, where DTF St. Louis is also nominated for Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series.
