"Game Of Thrones", "Chernobyl" and "Mrs. Maisel 'Win Big – Deadline

Not surprisingly, given his record of 32 Emmy nominations for this season, The iron Throne led the charge at Creative Arts Emmys with a total of 10 wins out of 18 for which he was nominated this weekend. On the occasion of the Primetime Emmys show next Sunday, it augurs well for the swansong song of the epic HBO,

Especially Eu picked up five times on Sunday, the second of two nights of the Creative Arts Award, for his controversial episode "The Dark Night," titled "The Long Night," which sparked widespread criticism as fans claimed that dark lighting made the action difficult to determine. .

The second place winners so far this year was HBO. Chernobyl and Oscar feature documentary Oscar de Nat Geo Free Soloeach winning seven awards, suggesting that the last, with a total of 19 names across the board, might well be successful in the Primetime competition. Seven prizes are scheduled next Sunday, including limited series, the main actor, the supporting actor and the actress, direction and writing.

The comic of Amazon The wonderful Mrs Maisel The creations have also worked well at Creative Arts with six wins out of a total of 20. This could also prove to be a serious competitor at Primetime, especially considering its success this year.

With The iron Throne and Chernobyl If we manage well, HBO is already ahead of the rankings with a total of 25 awards, while his rival Netflix is ​​lagging behind with 22 in total. Amazon Prime Video and National Geographic finished third with eight each – the first with Ms. Maisel, and this last one with Free Solo in his stable.

Among the triumphs of Netflix figured Russian doll, who won three this weekend, including cinematography and production design. There were 13 nominations in total and it remains to be seen whether he will win at Primetime for any of them, including the best comedy series, the main actress and the best actress. writing for Natasha Lyonne, alongside co-creators Leslye Headland and Amy Poehler.

Netflix also celebrates a victory for the limited edition distribution of When they see us. Casting directors Aisha Coley and Ashley Ingram dedicated the award to Central Park's Five for their storytelling and director Ava DuVernay.

The servant's tale He also distinguished himself this Sunday by winning awards in both categories of dramatic guests – which was the limit of his eligibility anyway, as he was reduced to submitting episodes of last year according to the rule of "suspended episodes". Cherry Jones said she was "stunned" to win and said "completely absurd" that her classmate Phylicia Rashad had not won for That's us.

The wins in the creative arts awards do not necessarily suggest success in Primetime, but it's hard to imagine that the winners of this weekend will win more gold this Sunday. In fact, this seems to be a given for The iron Throne at least.