Given the awards success of The Handmaid’s Tale, hopes are high for Hulu‘s sequel series The Testaments.
While star Chase Infiniti heads the cast as the sole lead acting nominee, the full ensemble will be represented in the supporting categories, with 10 actresses being submitted in that race. Elisabeth Moss will be entered as a guest actress; she’s also eligible as a producer.
The Handmaid’s Tale earned 15 Emmy Awards and 77 nominations over its six-season run, including a win for Ann Dowd as supporting actress as Aunt Lydia, a role she reprises in The Testaments.
Gold Derby can exclusively reveal the Emmy submission lineup for the series, as follows:
Outstanding Drama Series
Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series:
- Mike Barker (“Precious Flowers”)
- Jet Wilkinson (“Stadium”)
Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series:
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series:
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series:
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series:
- Lucy Halliday
- Ann Dowd
- Mattea Conforti
- Rowan Blanchard
- Mabel Li
- Eva Foote
- Amy Seimetz
- Zarrin Darnell-Martin
- Isolde Ardies
- Birva Pandya
- Kira Guloien
- Shechinah Mpumlwana
Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series:
Outstanding Casting for a Drama Series: Sharon Bialy, Russell Scott, Sherry Thomas , Robin D. Cook
Outstanding Cinematography for a Series (One Hour)
- Greta Zozula (“Precious Flowers”)
- Marc Laliberté, CSC (“Marat Sade”)
Outstanding Production Design for a Narrative Contemporary Program (One Hour or More): “Precious Flowers”: Martha Sparrow, production designer; Kimberley Zaharko, art director; Patricia Cuccia, set decorator
Outstanding Contemporary Costumes: “Ball”: Leslie Kavanagh, costume designer; Nola Chaters, assistant costume designer; Donna Butt, costume supervisor; Yuliya Osavelyuk, head cutter
Outstanding Contemporary Hairstyling: “Ball”: Sueann Stewart-Green, department head hairstylist; Kristian Petrou, key hairstylist; Lauren Fisher, key hairstylist; Natividad Atuan, hairstylist; Lesia McPherson, hairstylist
Outstanding Contemporary Makeup (Non-Prosthetic): “Ball”: Craig-Ryan French, department head makeup artist; Gillian Brown, key makeup artist; Helen Todd, makeup artist; Taylor James, makeup artist
Outstanding Choreography for Scripted Program: Amy Wright (“Ball”)
Outstanding Picture Editing for a Drama Series: Wendy Hallam Martin (“Precious Flowers”)
Outstanding Music Composition for a Series (Original Dramatic Score): Adam Taylor (“Perfect Teeth”)
Outstanding Music Supervision: Brittany Whyte (“Precious Flowers”)
Outstanding Sound Editing for a Comedy or Drama Series (One Hour): “Stadium”: David McCallum, supervising sound editor; Jane Tattersall, supervising sound editor; Brennan Mercer, sound designer; Krystin Hunter, dialogue editor; Nadya Hanlon, foley editor; David Caporale, sound effects editor; Goyo Koyama, foley artist; Sandra Fox, foley artist; Yuri Gorbachow, music editor
Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Comedy or Drama Series (One Hour): “Commitment”: Joe Morrow, re-recording mixer; Lou Solakofski, re-recording mixer; Will Stephens, re-recording mixer; Brad Dawe, production sound mixer
Outstanding Special Visual Effects In A Single Episode: “Stadium” Brendan Taylor, executive VFX producer; Paul DeOliveira, VFX supervisor; Beau Parsons, VFX producer; Jasmine Scott, VFX producer; Joel Skeete, compositing supervisor; Paul Chambers, CG supervisor; Caleb Hutchinson, VFX coordinator; Jaideep Mohan, senior compositor; James Rumas, senior compositor; Pedro Siexas, compositor; Molly Chen, senior CG generalist, James Beddgood, senior tracking artist
