Harbour Earns Emmy for HBO's 'DTF St. Louis' Role
David Harbour won the Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie for his performance in HBO's 'DTF St. Louis.' He beat out 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 on the project.
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