Looks like Steve Carell has something to crow about. The Office star is looking to add an eighth career acting Emmy nomination for his new HBO series, Rooster, hailing from super-producer Bill Lawrence, the mind behind such series as Ted Lasso, Shrinking, and Scrubs.
Carrell received six Best Comedy Actor nods during his Office tenure, but famously never took home the statuette. (He also added a Best Drama Actor nomination to his roster for his Season 1 role on Apple TV’s The Morning Show.) He’s been on the rise in Gold Derby’s Emmy odds recently, though, which his main competition shaping up to be Shrinking‘s Jason Segel and Only Murders in the Building‘s Martin Short.
Besides Carell, HBO is also submitting Rooster‘s ace supporting cast for recognition, including the trio of Charly Clive, Danielle Deadwyler, and Lauren Tsai, as well as Phil Dunster and John C. McGinley. The show also hopes to contend for Best Comedy Series.
See the full list of Emmy submissions for Rooster below.
Best Comedy Series
Best Comedy Actor
Steve Carell
Best Comedy Supporting Actress
Charly Clive
Danielle Deadwyler
Lauren Tsai
Best Comedy Supporting Actor
Phil Dunster
John C. McGinley
Best Comedy Guest Actress
Connie Britton (“Songs for Raisa”)
Best Comedy Guest Actor
Alan Ruck (“White Whale”)
Best Comedy Writing
Bill Lawrence and Matt Tarses (“Release the Brown Fat”)
Best Comedy Directing
Jonathan Krisel (“Release the Brown Fat”)
Zach Braff (“Angry, Like an Angry Person”)
Best Casting (Comedy)
Allison Jones
Emily Buntyn
Best Cinematography (Half-Hour)
Blake McClure, (“Ludlow’s Fourth Hottest Professor”)
Best Picture Editing (Comedy)
Ali Greer, (“Release the Brown Fat”)
Matthew Freund (“Angry, Like an Angry Person”)
Best Costumes (Contemporary)
“Angry, Like an Angry Person”
Heidi Higginbotham, costume designer
Jeanie Baker, costume supervisor
Jaymes Neon, assistant costume designer
Best Hairstyling (Contemporary)
“Ludlow’s Fourth Hottest Professor”
Jeanie Duronslet, department head hairstylist
Sheena Franks, assistant department head hairstylist
Tanya Stine, key hairstylist
Ashleigh Childers, hairstylist
Best Makeup (Contemporary, Non-Prosthetic)
“Trousers”
Mary Klimek, department dead makeup artist
Elizabeth Briseno, 1st makeup
Kendal Shannon, makeup artist
Gillian Lee Whitlock, key makeup artist
Best Music Composition (Series,Original Dramatic Score)
Andrew Watt (“Songs for Raisa”)
Best Music Supervision
“Angry Like an Angry Person”
Tony Von Pervieux, Music Supervisor
Christa Miller, Music Supervisor
Best Main Title Theme Music
Michael Stipe and Andrew Watt, “I Played the Fool”
Best Original Music and Lyrics
Andrew Watt and Sam Fender, “The High Road” (“Songs for Raisa”)
Best Production Design (Narrative, Half-Hour)
“Angry Like an Angry Person”
Cabot McMullen, production designer
Raf Lydon, art director
Christopher Carlson, set decorator
Best Sound Editing (Comedy or Drama, Half-Hour)
“Angry Like an Angry Person”
Brent Findley, supervising sound editor
Clayton Weber, co-supervising sound editor
Scott G.G. Haller, dialogue editor
Marc Meyer, sound effects editor
Matt Salib, Foley artist
Sanaa Kelley, Foley artist
Richard David Brown, music editor
Best Sound Mixing (Comedy or Drama, Half-Hour)
“Angry Like an Angry Person”
Ryan Kennedy, re-recording mixer
Sean Byrne, re-recording mixer
Jordan McClain, Foley mixer
Tami Treadwell, ADR mixer
Anthony Ortiz, production mixer
Marco Sonzini, scoring mixer
Best Stunt Coordination (Comedy)
Todd Schneider, stunt coordinator
Best Stunt Performance
“Ludlow’s Fourth Hottest Professor”
Kyle Moffet, stunt performer
Mark Huber, stunt performer
Andrew Wong, stunt performer
Jack Perry, stunt performer
Best Title Design
James Robertson, creative director/designer/animator
Elena Worley, illustrator
Dan Tegnelia, editor
Gregory Jones, compositor
