"Squid Games" 7 Emmy Awards Competition... From the rising star to N aquatic products
The strongest competitor, The Successor, was nominated in 25 categories for Best Picture and Best Performance.
Other works such as Ozark, Stranger Things and The Separation are also competing... Can be viewed through OTT
Since the Netflix series "Squid Games" was nominated for the first time in a non-English-speaking country for the Emmy Award for Best Picture in a Drama Series, it also attracted attention to pay for competing works.
The Emmy Awards are the most prestigious awards in the American broadcasting industry, and the Best Picture Award is the highest honor corresponding to the awards.
Best Picture includes new works that were nominated for the first season, such as "The Squid Game," but there are also "Emmy N Students," "Better Calling Thor," and "Stranger Things, each of which was nominated for Best Picture." Season.
"The Successor" has already won the 2020 Best Picture Award and will be fighting for it again this year, while "Ozark" challenged the final award after all seasons this year.
◇ HBO's ambitious works Succession and Euphoria
HBO's Successor is considered the strongest competitor to Squid Games.
"Heirs" tells the story of the American "Bean Powder Group" vying for the right to operate the company, and the third season was released in December last year.
While airing in Season 1 of 2018, it received critical acclaim and was nominated for Best Picture, and Season 2 won an Emmy Award and a Golden Globe Award for Best Feature Film. The 3rd also won three awards, including Best Picture at this year's 79th Golden Globe Awards.
Among this year's Emmy Nominations, Lee Jeong-jae and Chung Ho-yeon, including Best Picture, competed for Best Performance with Brian Cox and Sarah Snucker respectively.
HBO's Euphoria has been called the most mentioned tv series on U.S. social media Twitter in the past decade and is also a formidable competitor.
"Euphoria" was praised for its heavy and tense handling of teenage drug addiction, mental disorders, and identity confusion. He received a total of 16 nominations, setting a record for the second most nominations this year.
Both works can be viewed on Wave.
◇ Emmy Award n Aquatic... 'Ozark', 'Stranger', 'Best call Saul'
The third series, which can be seen last seen on Netflix, also competes with "Squid Games."
Breaking Bad's spin-off series Storm is a long-lived student who is nominated for Best Picture each season.
"Better Call Saol," which has been disappointed every time, is a persuasive portrayal of Saul Goodman, who became a corrupt lawyer, as a third-rate lawyer, Jimmy McGill, tainted with evil.
Returning to its fourth season this year, Stranger Things has also been nominated for an Emmy Award for Best Picture each season.
It's a suspense thriller about a strange event that takes place in a small town chased by a good friend from Hawkins, Indiana, USA.
The same is true of "Ozark," which aspires to win the Best Picture Award. "Ozark," which has been nominated for Best Picture for three consecutive times since Season 2, has reached the end of Season 4, and this year is the last chance.
It's a noir crime movie about Marty, a finance manager who launders money with her family in a community called Ozark. He was nominated equally in 13 categories, including Best Picture, a testament to his excellent work, directing and acting skills.
All of this can be watched on Netflix.
◇ Rising Stars..." "Severance Pay" and "Yellow Jacket"
Like Squid Games, Monster Nova was nominated for an Emmy for the first time in its first season.
Since its release in February, Apple TV+'s Severance: Disconnection has received 14 project nominations in 12 categories, including Best Picture.
It's a dystopian thriller set in a world of "disconnected programs" that can completely separate work and life selves.
Another candidate, Showtime's "Yellow Jacket," tells the truth about the survival of female high school soccer players who survived a plane crash in a remote wilderness forest 25 years ago.
It received a total of 7 nominations, including Best Picture, two of which were in the drama script. The screenplay is so powerful that two episodes are tied for nominations in the Best Screenplay category, and it's hard to get one.
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