Emmys 2024: ‘Baby Reindeer’ ends its Emmy run with four wins for Richard Gadd, Jessica Gunning and limited series

Richard Gadd, along with cast and crew, won Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series for ‘Baby Reindeer’ at the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards. Photo credit: MARIO ANZUONI

Baby reindeer Made a significant impact at the 2024 Emmy Awards, taking home four major awards, including Best Limited or Anthology Series or Movie. The Netflix series, which explores complex and uncomfortable themes, stands out among its competitors fargo, Chemistry lessons, RipleyAnd True Detective: The Night Country.

Richard Gadd, its creator and star Baby reindeerBest Limited Series received the award. In his acceptance speech, he emphasized the importance of risk taking in the industry, saying, “I know the industry is in a slump right now, but no recession is broken without the willingness to take risks. The only constant to success in television is taking risks, pushing boundaries, exploring the uncomfortable.”

Gad has also won the lead actor award for his performance in a limited or anthology series or movie. Baby reindeer. During her speech, she jokingly noted that she had forgotten to thank her parents in a previous acceptance speech for writing. He expressed gratitude for their influence and ended with a heartfelt message, “Follow your heart, and the rest will fall into place.”

Jessica Gunning won Best Supporting Actress for her role in a limited series Baby reindeer. In an emotional acceptance speech, Gunning expressed disbelief at his victory, saying, “I honestly think I’m going to wake up right now; The whole thing was a dream.” He thanked the cast and crew and gave special recognition to Richard Gadd.

“My biggest thanks must go to Mr. Richard Gadd. I have tried many times to put into words what is working Baby reindeer I’m meant to be, and I fail every time,” she said. Gunning joked about taking a break from the song but chose to keep it simple, saying, “Thank you for trusting me to be your Martha. I will never forget him or you or this.”

Gad’s success continued for outstanding writing for limited or anthology series or movies. Reflecting on his journey, he said, “Ten years ago, I was down and out. I never thought I’d get my life together… No matter how bad it gets, it always gets better.”