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DTF St. Louis Dominates Emmy Supporting Actor Race
4 Sep
Summary
- Three of six Supporting Actor Emmy nominations came from DTF St. Louis.
- Jason Bateman earned nods for DTF St. Louis and Black Rabbit.
- David Harbour and Richard Jenkins also received nominations.
The 2026 Emmy Awards see "DTF St. Louis" making a significant impact in the Outstanding Supporting Actor category, securing half of the available nominations. This strong showing is partly attributed to HBO's policy allowing all cast members to submit in supporting categories, regardless of role size.
Among the nominees from "DTF St. Louis" is Jason Bateman, recognized for his portrayal of Clark Forrest. Bateman is also a contender in the lead actor category for his work on Netflix's "Black Rabbit." Co-star David Harbour received a nomination for his role as Floyd Smernitch, marking his third Emmy nomination, with previous nods for "Stranger Things."
Veteran actor Richard Jenkins earned his third Emmy acting nomination for portraying Detective Donoghue Homer in "DTF St. Louis." Jenkins previously won an Emmy in 2015 for his performance in "Olive Kitteridge."
