MJ Rodriguez wore teal, Billy Porter winged black at Emmys It beat out fellow nominees “I May Destroy You,” “Mare of Easttown,” “The Underground Railroad” and “WandaVision.” It was the second Emmy of the night for “The Queen’s Gambit,” which also won for its directing. The Netflix show starring Anya Taylor-Joy as a young girl in an orphanage who becomes a chess prodigy won the final Emmy Award handed out on Sunday night, for best limited series or TV movie. “The Queen’s Gambit” has captured the king. “It makes things a lot easier if you’re in a good headspace yourself.” “I know folks who have reached out to me and said that it has encouraged them to take steps of helping themselves, which isn’t the easiest things to do,” he said. Sudeikis said he’s already seen a positive reaction to the second season “Ted Lasso,” which takes a deep dive into the topic of mental health.
Sudeikis said celebrating with Hannah Waddingham and Brett Goldstein – who Emmys for best supporting actress and actor in a comedy series – was a “fantastic” moment for him. That’s the one we get to all walk away with. “It’s a big team win,” Sudeikis said backstage of the Apple TV+ series, which won four awards including best comedy series.
