Spencer's Narrator Emmy Blocks Attenborough's Age Record
Octavia Spencer claimed her first Emmy in the Outstanding Narrator category for the true-crime series 'Lost Women of Alaska.' Her victory prevented 100-year-old Sir David Attenborough, who had two nominations, from becoming the oldest Emmy winner. Norman Lear retains that distinction.
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