Harbour Earns First Emmy for HBO Drama, Playfully Credits Network's Feedback
David Harbour won the Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie Emmy for his role in HBO's DTF St. Louis. He beat co-stars Jason Bateman and Richard Jenkins, as well as Richard Gadd of Half Man. In his acceptance speech, Harbour thanked HBO for their extensive notes, joking that they helped the show.
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Harbour's victory marks his first Emmy, recognizing his performance in the HBO series *DTF St. Louis*. He triumphed over a competitive field that included his own co-stars, Jason
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Original headline: “David Harbour Wins First Emmy For ‘DTF St. Louis’, Thanks HBO For “All Your Tons Of Notes”.” Browse more stories.