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    Big wins for Olivia Colman, Kate Winslet at TV’s Emmy Awards

    Published by maria gbaf

    Posted on September 20, 2021

    2 min read

    Last updated: February 5, 2026

    This image captures Olivia Colman and Kate Winslet celebrating their Emmy wins at the 2021 Emmy Awards, highlighting British talent in television. The awards recognize outstanding performances in drama and comedy, with Colman winning for 'The Crown' and Winslet for 'Mare of Easttown'.
    Olivia Colman and Kate Winslet celebrate their Emmy wins at the 2021 Emmy Awards - Global Banking & Finance Review
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    The Emmy Awards 2021 saw major wins for British talent, with Olivia Colman, Kate Winslet, and 'The Crown' taking top honors. 'Ted Lasso' also shone brightly.

    Emmy Awards 2021: Major Wins for Olivia Colman and Kate Winslet

    By Jill Serjeant

    LOS ANGELES (Reuters) -Olivia Colman and Josh O’Connor won the top television Emmy awards for drama actors on Sunday, on a banner night for British talent, dominated by “The Crown” and comedy “Ted Lasso.”

    Colman and O’Connor, who played Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles, in the lavish saga of the British royal family were named best drama actor and actress.

    An exuberant Kate Winslet was named best actress for her turn as a troubled detective in the limited series “Mare of Easttown,” while Ewan McGregor won for playing fashion designer “Halston.”

    After a season that focused on the unhappy marriage of Prince Charles and Princess Diana, “The Crown” also brought wins for supporting actors Gillian Anderson (as former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher) and Tobias Menzies (the late Prince Philip), as well as for writing and directing.

    “We’re all thrilled. I am very proud. I’m very grateful. We’re going to party,” said Peter Morgan, creator of “The Crown,” at a gathering in London for the cast and crew.

    Jason Sudeikis, the star and co-creator of “Ted Lasso,” was named best comedy actor and the show brought statuettes for Britons Hannah Waddingham and Brett Goldstein for their supporting roles in the heartwarming tale of a struggling English soccer team.

    “This show is about family. This show’s about mentors and teachers and this show’s about teammates. And I wouldn’t be here without those three things in my life,” Sudeikis said on accepting the award.

    But it wasn’t all plain sailing. “Ted Lasso” lost the comedy writing and directing awards to “Hacks,” about a fading stand-up female comedian played by Jean Smart, who got a standing ovation when she was named best comedy actress.

    Concerns over the Delta variant of the coronavirus forced Sunday’s ceremony to move to an outdoor tent in downtown Los Angeles, with a reduced guest list and mandatory vaccinations and testing.

    But the Los Angeles red carpet looked much like pre-pandemic days, with stars posing maskless in plunging gowns and bold colors.

    (Reporting by Jill Serjeant; Additional reporting by Lisa Richwine and Steve Gorman; Editing by Howard Goller)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Olivia Colman and Josh O'Connor won top drama awards.
    • •Kate Winslet named best actress for 'Mare of Easttown'.
    • •'The Crown' dominated with multiple wins.
    • •Jason Sudeikis won best comedy actor for 'Ted Lasso'.
    • •The event was held outdoors due to COVID-19 concerns.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Big wins for Olivia Colman, Kate Winslet at TV’s Emmy Awards

    1What is the main topic?

    The article discusses the major wins at the Emmy Awards 2021, focusing on British talent like Olivia Colman and Kate Winslet.

    2Who won the best drama actor award?

    Josh O'Connor won the best drama actor award for his role in 'The Crown'.

    3Where was the Emmy Awards 2021 held?

    The Emmy Awards 2021 were held in an outdoor tent in downtown Los Angeles due to COVID-19 concerns.

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