To make things brief, unfortunately Michael lost Outstanding Actor in a Drama to Bryan Cranston for a third year in a row for his performance on the show Breaking Bad. And Dexter was beat by Mad Men for Outstanding Drama.
Dexter did win in the following categories however: Outstanding Directing and Outstanding Guest Actor For A Drama Series.
I’m really too tired to update with pics right now, but three pictures of Michael and Jennifer have been uploaded on the site’s twitter, @mchonline. I’ll have more to follow tomorrow!
Yesterday Michael C. Hall was in attendence for Showtime’s 2010 Emmy Nominee Reception. He is of course nominated at tonight’s Emmy’s which are just a few hours away! Check out photos of Michael from yesterday’s event have been added and continue following the site & twitter for tonight’s Emmy Awards updates!
Dexter star Michael C. Hall has admitted that he hopes the show will win an Emmy award.
The showtime drama is nominated for ‘Outstanding Drama Series’, while Hall himself is up for ‘Outstanding Lead Actor In A Drama Series’ for his role as serial killer Dexter Morgan.
“I feel like any award for the show is an award for all of us,” he told Zap2It. “To have that formally recognised so that people could really, without reservation, share a collective sense of pride would be amazing.”
However, he insisted that he feels honored just to be nominated for an award.
Back on Wednesday and Thursday, Michael attended Showtime’s 2010 Summer Press Tour. There was a party and a panel for discussion where the Dexter cast gathered. In attendance alongside Michael was Jennifer Carpenter, C.S Lee and James Remar. I have added pictures to the site and if you read on you can view a short video from the panel.
You can read a transcript of what was said at the panel on Examiner.com and there is some scoop on MSNBC.
Hall all too often hears that his show, and his character again, often make people want to go out and kill someone, too, because he makes it look, fun, easy, and let’s face it, justifiable:
“Well, I don’t, you know, lose sleep over the possibility that I’m advocating serial murder through my work, you know. I mean, I think it’s undeniably relatable. He’s killing people. We all– most of us probably live in L.A. or spend time here in traffic, things like that. I mean, we get that impulse. But, I mean, I’m proud of the show. When I hear comments like that, I don’t really worry…I feel like it’s more a meditation on the nature of morality, of our shadow side…I guess, if I hear a comment like that and I’m in the room, I just sort of smile and nod and say ‘I know. I hope that this helps lessen the flames in you, that you can watch it, and it can be therapeutic’.”