Emmy nominations 2023 – live: Succession, The Bear and The Last of Us lead TV nominations

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The 2023 Emmy Awards are fast approaching, with nominations to be announced this afternoon.

The annual celebration of the best TV programming will take place this year on 18 September, with the nominated shows to be announced at 8.30am PT, or 4.30pm UK time, on Wednesday (12 July).

Shows eligible for the Primetime Emmys must have been broadcast in the US between 1 June 2022 and 31 May 2023, with the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences choosing the nominees.

The nominations will be announced on a livestream by Community star Yvette Nicole Brown and Television Academy chair Frank Scherma. The host of September’s awards show is yet to be announced.

It’s been a stellar year for TV, with The Last of Us, The Bear, Abbott Elementary and the final season of Succession all expected to receive nods.

However, the awards also arrive at a tense moment for the television industry, with the Writers Guild of America still on strike. Should the strike still be going on in September, it will undoubtedly affect the 2023 Emmy Awards.

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Pedro Pascal earns his first Emmy nomination!

16:45 , Tom Murray

Can you believe it’s only his first?

The Emmy nominations for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series are:

• Jeff Bridges - The Old Man

• Brian Cox - Succession

Kieran Culkin - Succession

• Bob Odenkirk - Better Call Saul

• Pedro Pascal - The Last of Us

• Jeremy Strong - Succession

Pedro Pascal (AP)
Pedro Pascal (AP)

Emmys nominations for ‘Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie'

16:42 , Tom Murray

• Ali Wong - Beef

• Dominique Fishback - Swarm

• Jessica Chastain - George & Tammy

• Kathryn Hahn - Tiny Beautiful Things

• Lizzy Caplan - Fleishman is in Trouble

• Riley Keough - Daisy Jones & the Six

Riley Keough in ‘Daisy Jones & The Six’ (Lacey Terrell/Prime Video)
Riley Keough in ‘Daisy Jones & The Six’ (Lacey Terrell/Prime Video)

Emmy nominations for ‘Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series'

16:38 , Tom Murray

• Beef

• Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story

• Obi-Wan Kenobi

• Fleishman is in Trouble

• Daisy Jones and the Six

Ali Wong and Steven Yeun in ‘Beef' (ANDREW COOPER/NETFLIX)
Ali Wong and Steven Yeun in ‘Beef' (ANDREW COOPER/NETFLIX)

Emmy nominations for ‘Outstanding Reality Competition Program'

16:37 , Tom Murray

• RuPaul’s Drag Race

• The Amazing Race

• Top Chef

• The Voice

• Survivor

Emmy nominations for ‘Outstanding Talk Series'

16:36 , Tom Murray

• The Late Show with Stephen Colbert

• Late Night with Seth Meyers

• Jimmy Kimmel Live

• The Daily Show with Trevor Noah

• The Problem with Jon Stewart

Stephen Colbert (CBS)
Stephen Colbert (CBS)

Frank Scherma has an immediate message about the WGA writers’ strike

16:34 , Tom Murray

The chairman and chief executive of the Television Academy is presenting the nominations alongside Yvette Nicole Brown (Community). He could hardly have failed to mention the ongoing Hollywood writers’ strike, which has stalled the entertainment industry including the Emmy Awards.

A question of ‘How many?’ for ‘The Last of Us'

16:25 , Tom Murray

Many fans will be waiting to see just how many nominations HBO’s adored adaptation of The Last of Us will receive today.

Some will argue that it should take home its fair share of silverware purely for its third episode, which was dedicated to a gay love story between Bill (Nick Offerman) and Frank (Murray Bartlett).

My colleague Louis’s excellent take on that here:

The Last of Us’s gay love story breaks new ground for an entire genre

16:15 , Tom Murray

Gooooood afternoon everyone! And good morning to our readers in the USA. We’re just 15 minutes away from the Emmy nominations. Studios, crew and cast members have been waiting on tenterhooks for this moment.

We’ll keep you updated with all the results as they happen, here.

How to watch 2023 Emmy nominations livestream

15:40 , Isobel Lewis

You can watch the 2023 Emmy nominations at the link before.

Non-binary Yellowjackets star sits out of race over gendered categories

15:05 , Isobel Lewis

One actor who won’t be getting a nod at this year’s Emmys is Yellowjackets star Liv Hewson.

The Australian actor, who is non-binary, shared in April that they would not be being submitted for Emmy consideration as they felt the gendered awards categories were “inaccurate” of their gender.

“I can’t submit myself for this because there’s no space for me,” they said.

Inga Parkel reports:

Yellowjackets’ Liv Hewson will sit out 2023 Emmys race over gendered categories

Succession’s final season expected to be among most-nominated shows

14:50 , Isobel Lewis

Ever since the explosive final season of Succession concluded, fans have reckoned the HBO show and its stars will dominate this year’s Emmy Awards.

In some categories, the cast are even expected to compete against each other, with Brian Cox, Kieran Culkin and Jeremy Strong all eligible for the Outstanding Actor in a Drama Series category.

Over the years, Succession has been nominated 48 times, winning 13 times. It has been named Outstanding Drama Series twice, with Matthew Macfadyen last year winning for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series.

When are the 2023 Emmy nominations being announced?

14:27 , Isobel Lewis

Welcome to The Independent’s Emmy nominations live blog! We’ll be keeping you updated on all the snubs and surprises as they come in.

The 2023 Primetime Emmy nominations will be announced at 8.30am PT, or 4.30pm UK time, on Wednesday (12 July).