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Bryan Cranston (The Studio) wins his first Emmy for a comedy series

Bryan Cranston ‌Adds ‌Comedy Emmy to His Collection with‍ ‘The ‌Studio’ Win

los Angeles, CA – Bryan Cranston has officially proven his versatility, adding an Emmy‍ for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy⁤ Series to his already remarkable collection.The win, announced at the 2025 Creative⁤ Arts Emmy Awards on Saturday, comes for his ​scene-stealing role as Griffin Mill, the ​delightfully eccentric CEO of Continental Studios in the‍ hit series‍ The Studio.

For decades, Cranston has been a dominant force in television, achieving widespread acclaim – and six previous Emmy Awards -‍ for his​ iconic ⁤portrayal of⁣ Walter White in Breaking Bad. He also garnered three nominations ‌in the early 2000s ⁤for ‌his role in Malcolm in ‍the Middle, ‌though a win eluded him at that‍ time.

This year,⁣ though, Cranston triumphed‌ over a competitive field ‍including The Bear‘s ‍Jon Bernthal,‌ and⁣ fellow The Studio cast members Martin Scorsese,⁣ Ron Howard, Anthony Mackie, and Dave⁤ Franco.​

Cranston ‌was notably absent from‍ the ceremony, ‌but his performance as the perpetually psychedelic-mushroom-enjoying‍ Griffin Mill clearly resonated with voters. The Studio has quickly‌ become a critical darling, and this win ⁤further solidifies its place as a ⁤major player in the comedy landscape.

Stay tuned to World-Today-News.com for continuing ‍coverage⁢ of⁤ the 2025 Emmy Awards.


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