Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited Series | 2024 Emmy Nominees

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited Series | 2024 Emmy Nominees | Conversations

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@trinia3046 2 ай бұрын

They are all incredible, they do a great job on their series. My favorite is Matt Bomer in Fellow Travelers the series is heartbreaking.

@unorodriguez Ай бұрын

I love Matt Bomer so much who was truly amazing for Fellow Travelers, and Andrew gave such a powerful take for Ripley… but, I think this is Richard Gadd’s win. That speech indeed from episode 4 is one of the best monologues I have watched in recent years. It cuts deep as an audience watching and feeling his pain, frustrations, regrets….

@MichMeister16 2 ай бұрын

I support MATT BOMER and want him to win. He was INCREDIBLE as Hawkins Fuller in FT. His contenders, however, are also bloody amazing (saw Richard Gadd's "BABY REINDEER" in a sitting because I couldn't unglue myself from the pc screen) and that's why I have a love-hate relationship with award shows. ❤ And then Tom Hollander mentions RYAN MURPHY (Matt's friend, too) - am DYING to watch "CAPOTE vs. THE SWANS". Speechless. And, have ALWAYS had a thing for Andrew Scott, (yes, "RIPLEY" & "FLEABAG" - the latter = priestly, priestly, Father, take me way back to THE THORN BIRDS with a comedic edge). And John Hamm, I know he's a great actor and I've promised myself I'll watch "MAD MEN". and I should also watch "FARGO" (saw the film version with Francis McDormand long ago), BUT, I did see him in BLACK MIRROR'S "WHITE CHRISTMAS", & he was BRILLIANT! Gosh,, it's hard to keep up with everything, old & new.

@itallstartedwith_music 2 ай бұрын

They all deserve the Emmy. My heart is hoping for Andrew Scott to win ❤

@BlueMoon-bt5hs 2 ай бұрын

Matt Bomer ❤

@stelios2506 2 ай бұрын

All of them incredible but Andrew Scott should win (Tom second)

@luvk4noichi Ай бұрын

MATTTTTT

@neandertalheroo 2 ай бұрын

Fingers crossed for Richard Gadd

@artarcher2000 2 ай бұрын

So incredible to hear from each of you!

@whatiwasgoingtosay 2 ай бұрын

Listening to Richard Gadd talk about doing Monkey See Monkey Do, I can't help but think his real story is even more incredible than the fictionalized version.

@cuteanimation9 2 ай бұрын

he is my favorite from my childhood actually. not childhood, i have been watching his shows when i was in school. i have watched all his shows movies till now. and evryday i watch something where he is in. may god bless him. he was the best . he is the best and he will be the best forever. and surprisingly he looks younger day by day. when i used to be in school he was awesome. now i am a grown lady, now also i feel same thing about him. i eagerly wait for his upcoming movies. when i was in 13 years old from that time i started watching his movies cause then my father bought tv at home. and i used to watch his movies .my hometown is in india. but now I live in new York. there in india people does not watch much English movies during their childhood . but i used to watch. and then i got addicted and aftr that i watched something about him every day after that. now i am 30 years old. i watch same like before. ❤ he is so cute and good. and i feel he is a very good person from his heart. i have never met him. i would love to meet him him if i get a chance. i dont feel like this with anyone else. wishing him to be safe. his mother died on march i saw. it was heartbreaking. please be happy and successful in life.

@cuteanimation9 2 ай бұрын

Andrew ❤

@tennisCharlzz 2 ай бұрын

While I love Dave Karger's ability to give everyone equal say (sometimes a moderator doesn't control that very well), I wish the actors were able to interact with one another more. Maybe it has to do with it being a Zoom interview. When the roundtable is in person, you see actors talking to each other. It might just be these actors too, not entirely sure. It's interesting to here their insecurities despite having done so well. Always love listening to roundtable discussions.