Temple Grandin, Mad Man, Modern Family and Breaking Bad Win Big at 2010 Emmy Awards!
Arylene Westlake | August 31, 2010 at 5:24 pm
THE favourites were obvious at this year’s 2010 Emmy Awards, with Mad Men named Outstanding Drama Series for the third year in a row. Mastermind Matthew Weiner also claimed his third statuette in a row for Writing in a Drama Series, but shared it with pal Erin Levy this year.
ABC’s Modern Family also made their mark, winning Outstanding Comedy Series for its breakout season, along with awards for Writing in a Comedy series, with a third going to Eric Stonestreet for Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series.
Unsurprisingly, the dynamic duo that is Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul won Outstanding Actor and Supporting Actor in a Drama Series nods for their roles in AMC favourite, Breaking Bad. Cranston, oft overlooked playing the neurotic dad in Malcolm in the Middle, secured his third straight Emmy win for his role as chemistry teacher-turned-meth cook Walter White.
And the biggest winner tonight, HBO’s critically acclaimed Temple Grandin had more than enough to smile about. The miniseries—who tells the remarkable true story of the protagonist author and groundbreaking agricultural scientist who learned to cope with autism before the disease was widely known—stepped up to claim five Emmy Awards.
Attired in a red and black rodeo-inspired ensemble, Grandin herself made her presence known, at one point taking the stage and holding executive producer Emily Gerson Saines in a heartfelt embrace as they accepted their Outstanding Made for Television Movie award.
Claire Danes won Lead Actress in a Miniseries or Movie for playing Grandin, and called her “the most brave woman I’ve known”. Grandin returned the favour, praising Danes’ performance, saying “she became me. It took a lot of practice”.
“I hope this movie is going to educate a lot of people about autism because there’s a lot of people who don’t understand it,” Grandin added backstage. “Somebody [with autism] might be a Silicon Valley genius, and somebody might be handicapped and non-verbal.”
Click to see the complete list of winners from tonight’s ceremony!






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