Emmys 2025
14 members
Adolescence swept. Severance got the recognition it deserved. The Studio broke Emmy records for a comedy series. The 77th rewarded the work that actually moved people, and sent Hollywood's movie stars home empty-handed.
Members (14)
Adam Randall
45
Outstanding Directing, Drama
Noah Wyle
55
Outstanding Lead Actor, Drama
Britt Lower
40
Outstanding Lead Actress, Drama
Tramell Tillman
40
Outstanding Supporting Actor, Drama
Katherine LaNasa
59
Outstanding Supporting Actress, Drama
Seth Rogen
44
Outstanding Lead Actor, Comedy
Jean Smart
74
Outstanding Lead Actress, Comedy
Jeff Hiller
49
Outstanding Supporting Actor, Comedy
Hannah Einbinder
31
Outstanding Supporting Actress, Comedy
Philip Barantini
45
Outstanding Directing, Limited Series
Stephen Graham
52
Outstanding Lead Actor, Limited Series
Cristin Milioti
40
Outstanding Lead Actress, Limited Series
Owen Cooper
16
Outstanding Supporting Actor, Limited Series
Erin Doherty
33
Outstanding Supporting Actress, Limited Series
Aftermath
Tramell Tillman became the first Black man to win the Drama Supporting Actor Emmy, making history for Severance.
Owen Cooper, 15, became the youngest male winner in his Emmy category, with no prior professional acting credits.
Adolescence won Best Limited Series at the 2026 Golden Globes, capping a historic international awards run.
Stephen Graham signed a Disney+ first-look deal for Matriarch Productions in the months after Adolescence's sweep.
Seth Rogen starred alongside Keanu Reeves in the comedy Good Fortune.