Los Angeles, Sep 13 : Actress Julia Garner won her third Emmy at the 74th annual Television Academy Awards in the category of Outstanding Supporting Actress in the Drama Series for “Ozark”.In her acceptance speech, the actress who is nominated for her role as Anna Delvey in the Netflix miniseries ‘Inventing Anna’ stated: “First of all, I want to express my gratitude to the Television Academy.I would like to thank everyone who works at Netflix as well as MRC.I want to express my gratitude to our showrunners as well as all the writers in the writers’ room, thank you for your writing Ruth.”
“She has changed my entire life.”
“I would like to thank Jason Bateman for taking a risk on me.and Laura Linney, you’ve been an inspiration to me.I’m truly grateful and incredibly grateful for being in this place.as well as to take on the role of Ruth as well as to share the stage with incredible beautiful artists.I love you all.”
Garner who is playing Ruth Langmore on the Netflix drama, has previously been awarded twice in the same category for the same role.
Garner beat out a packed group of actors, that included Patricia Arquette for ‘Severance’ Jung Ho-yeon from “Squid Game”, Christina Ricci for ‘Yellowjackets’ and co-stars of ‘Succession’ J.Smith-Cameron, Sarah Snook, and Sydney Sweeney for “Euphoria”.
The 74th Primetime Emmy Awards hosted by Kenan Thompson were live broadcast in India via Lionsgate Play.
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