The 77th Emmy Awards opened at L.A.&rsquo;s Peacock Theater with a star-studded first night of the Creative Arts Emmys, featuring big wins, emotional moments, and standout victories&mdash;highlighted by Julie Andrews&rsquo; long-awaited trophy and Bryan Cranston&rsquo;s latest triumph.
The Night&rsquo;s Biggest Winners Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg&rsquo;s satirical hit &lsquo;The Studio&rsquo; dominated the ceremony, scooping up nine wins across major technical categories. Not far behind, &lsquo;The Penguin&rsquo; soared with eight awards, while &lsquo;Severance&rsquo; kept the suspense alive with six trophies. These powerhouse shows were already awards-season favorites, racking up the most nominations heading in, and they delivered big time on Emmy night.
Julie Andrews&rsquo; Sweet Victory
One of the night&rsquo;s most touching moments was Julie Andrews winning her first Emmy for &lsquo;Bridgerton&rsquo;. After several past nominations, the beloved star finally took the prize. She wasn&rsquo;t there to accept, so Craig Robinson received it for her, marking a milestone in her iconic career
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Another Emmy, Another Win for Bryan Cranston
Proving his Emmy magic hasn&rsquo;t faded, Bryan Cranston added yet another trophy to his already-stacked shelf. The Breaking Bad alum won Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series for his scene-stealing role in The Studio, which also nabbed honors in costumes, production design, editing, casting, sound, music supervision, and cinematography. The show&rsquo;s sweep made it the undeniable star of the night.
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Spotlight on More Standout Wins
The ceremony also spotlighted standout performances and creative achievements across television, including:
Julianne Nicholson &ndash; Guest Actress in a Comedy Series (Hacks)
Shawn Hatosy &ndash; Guest Actor in a Drama Series (The Pitt)
Rebel Ridge &ndash; Television Movie
Desi Lydic &ndash; Short Form Comedy/Drama Performance
Marguerite Derricks &ndash; Choreography (&Eacute;toile)
Christopher Lennertz &ndash; Original Music &amp; Lyrics (The Boys)
Cristobal Tapia De Veer &ndash; Original Main Title Theme (The White Lotus)
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What&rsquo;s Next
If Night One is any indication, the 77th Emmys are off to a roaring start; blending long-awaited wins with major sweeps. With Night Two still ahead, fans can expect even more star power, shocking upsets, and TV magic to come.
Photo Credit: Emmy Awards' official page&nbsp;

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