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Harbour's First Emmy Win: A 'Weird Show' Triumph
7 Sep
Summary
- David Harbour won his first Emmy for best supporting actor.
- The award was for his role in the HBO dark comedy 'DTF St. Louis'.
- This year, some Emmy categories moved to the Creative Arts ceremonies.
David Harbour has earned his inaugural Emmy Award, triumphing in the best supporting actor category at the 2026 Creative Arts Emmys. The acclaimed actor received the award for his compelling portrayal of Floyd Smernitch in the HBO dark comedy 'DTF St. Louis', created by Steven Conrad.
In his acceptance speech, Harbour expressed gratitude for the audience's embrace of the "beautiful, vulnerable, weird show." He acknowledged his fellow nominees, including castmates, and praised Conrad's original writing. The HBO series 'DTF St. Louis' has garnered significant recognition, securing three Emmy nominations so far.
This year's Creative Arts Emmy Awards, held on September 5th and 6th, saw a change in the announcement of supporting actor and actress awards for limited series or movies. These categories, among others, were moved from the main Emmy Awards telecast to the preceding Creative Arts ceremonies by the Television Academy.
The 78th Annual Emmy Awards, hosted by Mariska Hargitay, are scheduled to broadcast on September 14th from the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.
