The 2021 Emmys: The complete winners list

It has become known as the TV Oscars, and with television firmly competing with movies for our regard and affections, The Emmys are bigger than ever. 

Last night saw the television elite descend on a Hollywood red carpet for the 73rd annual Primetime Emmy Awards. The big winners on the night were royal drama The Crown and football-based comedy show Ted Lasso with limited series Mare of Easttown also sharing the spoils. 

Olivia Colman once again garnered a gong for her performance as Queen Elizabeth II in The Crown. She accepted the award stating: “What a lovely end to the most extraordinary journey with this lovely family.”

Before emotionally adding: “I loved every second of it and I can’t wait to see what happens next. I wish my dad was here to see this. I lost my daddy during Covid, and he would’ve loved all of this.”

Another winner on the evening was Michaela Coel, who won outstanding writing for a limited series with her consent drama I May Destroy You. As Cole accepted the award, she said: “I dedicate this story to every single survivor of sexual assault.”

Aside from the emotional tributes, the triumph of The Crown also represents a huge moment for Netflix after it became the first time the streaming service secured a victory for the top award.

You can see the full list of winners below.

The full 2021 Emmy winners list:

Outstanding drama series

Outstanding limited series

Outstanding comedy series

Lead actor in a drama series

Lead actress in a drama series

Supporting actor in a drama series

Supporting actress in a drama series

Lead actor in a limited series or movie

Lead actress in a limited series or movie

Supporting actor in a limited series or movie

Supporting actress in a limited series or movie

Lead actor in a comedy series

Lead actress in a comedy series

Supporting actor in a comedy series

Supporting actress in a comedy series

Outstanding reality competition series

Outstanding variety talk series

Outstanding variety sketch series

Outstanding variety special

Writing for a comedy series

Writing for a drama series

Writing for a limited series, movie or drama

Director for a comedy series

Directing for a drama series

Directing for a limited series

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