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Hunnam Earns First Emmy Nod for Gein Role
15 Sep
Summary
- Charlie Hunnam received his first Emmy nomination for playing Ed Gein.
- Hunnam stars in 'Monster: The Ed Gein Story,' a limited series role.
- He is also working on a 'Sons of Anarchy' spinoff called 'Legends'.
British actor Charlie Hunnam recently received his first career Emmy nomination for his lead role in the limited series "Monster: The Ed Gein Story." He was nominated for Outstanding Lead Actor, playing the infamous grave-robbing killer Ed Gein. Hunnam, 46, conveyed that simply getting to do what he loves daily is a win, with the Emmy nomination being an appreciated bonus.
Looking to the future, Hunnam is preparing to reunite with his "Sons of Anarchy" colleagues for "Legends." This project is described as a meta-sounding spinoff and has been a long-term passion for the actor. He also hinted at potentially exploring lighter genres, though his upcoming FX production is expected to maintain his signature on-screen intensity.
