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Variety reports that Matthew Rhys accomplished what no actor had managed across 78 years of Emmy history, winning two lead acting Emmys in a single night. The ceremony saw him first claim the lead actor prize for limited series work in Netflix's "The Beast in Me," then later add a second lead acting trophy to his haul. The feat also made him the first man to secure all three top acting prizes in Emmy competition.
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