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Deadline reports that the 78th Emmy Awards delivered its share of on-screen spectacle, but the off-camera moments carried their own weight. Matthew Rhys made history by becoming the first actor to win across all three lead categories, spanning comedy, drama, and limited series or movie, and he is also the first man to secure two lead wins in this expanded field. The gap between what broadcasts and what actually happens in a room full of working performers remains a fixture of these events.
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