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2022 Emmys Supporting Actress Drama Predictions

2022 Emmys Supporting Actress Drama Predictions

Variety Awards Circuit section is the home for all awards news and related content throughout the year, featuring the following: the official awards predictions for the upcoming Oscars and Emmys ceremonies, curated by Variety senior awards editor Clayton Davis; Awards Circuit Column, a weekly analysis dissecting the trends and contenders by television editor Michael Schneider (for Emmys) and Davis (for Oscars); Awards Circuit Podcast, a weekly interview series with talent and an expert roundtable discussion; and Awards Circuit Video analyzes various categories and contenders by Variety's leading awards pundits. Variety's unmatched coverage gives its readership unbeatable exposure in print and online, as well as provide inside reports on all the contenders in this year's awards season races.

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UPDATED: June 2, 2022

2022 EMMYS PREDICTIONS:
OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A DRAMA SERIES

AWARDS PREDICTION COMMENTARY

The reading of the “Dear Billy” letter in the fourth season of “Stranger Things,” captured the cultural zeitgeist and affirmed that Sadie Sink is a special talent. The reminding popularity of the hit song “Running Up That Hill” by Kate Bush, leading up to the opening of nomination voting, will surely help her move towards a deserved citation from the TV Academy.

Sink will hope to land alongside her co-star Millie Bobby Brown, the young actress, now 18, who was nominated for the first two seasons before shockingly missing out for the third. With the show returning after a two-year delay, it’s as popular as ever, and she could be welcomed back into the race, as long as she doesn’t split votes.

On fire this year with another Netflix series “Inventing Anna,” Julia Garner the talented two-time Emmy winner is back for the final season of “Ozark,” receiving standout notices once again for her memorable work.

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In her debut television role, Jung Hoyeon is a major part of “Squid Game’s” success. The industry has noticed, proven by her surprise SAG Awards win for female actor in a drama series, which beat out leading performances (and more famous names) such as Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon (“The Morning Show”). Being part of the streamer’s front-running series also helps, since it’s contending to make history and win big at the Emmys.

How have we come to the near end of the popular AMC spin-off series “Better Call Saul,” without Rhea Seehorn at minimum receiving at least one nomination along the way? That needs to change this year, in addition to taking on the director’s chair for an episode (“Hit and Run”), she may be in her best position yet for some overdue love.

This is not the full list of submitted contenders, additions will be added every Thursday.

Read moreVariety’s Awards Circuit Emmys Predictions Hub

The nomination round of voting runs from June 16 to June 27. The official nominations for the 74th Emmy Awards will be announced Tuesday, July 12.

The list of programs and potential nominees listed below is incomplete and is subject to change. The full television awards season calendar is linked here.

2021 category winner: Gillian Anderson, “The Crown” (Netflix)


ALL AWARDS CONTENDERS AND RANKINGS:

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Rhea Seehorn as Kim Wexler – Better Call Saul _ Season 6 – Photo Credit: Greg Lewis/AMC/Sony Pictures Television
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AND THE PREDICTED NOMINEES ARE:
RANK CONTENDERS SERIES NETWORK
1 Rhea Seehorn “Better Call Saul” AMC
2 Sarah Snook “Succession” HBO/HBO Max
3 Julia Garner “Ozark” Netflix
4 J. Smith Cameron “Succession” HBO/HBO Max
5 Christina Ricci “Yellowjackets” Showtime
6 Patricia Arquette “Severance” Apple TV+
7 Jung Ho-yeon “Squid Game” Netflix
8 Sadie Sink “Stranger Things” Netflix
NEXT IN LINE
9 Chrissy Metz “This Is Us” NBC
10 Millie Bobby Brown “Stranger Things” Netflix
OTHER TOP-TIER CONTENDERS
11 Julianna Marguiles “The Morning Show” Apple TV+
12 Sydney Sweeney “Euphoria” HBO/HBO Max
13 Kelly Reilly “Yellowstone” Paramount Network
14 Susan Kelechi Watson “This Is Us” NBC
15 Fiona Shaw “Killing Eve” BBC America
16 Yuh Jung Youn “Pachinko” Apple TV+
17 Christine Baranski “The Gilded Age” HBO/HBO Max
18 Jasmin Savoy Brown “Yellowjackets” Showtime
19 Melissa McCarthy “Nine Perfect Strangers” Hulu
20 Kim Joo-Ryoung “Squid Game” Netflix
ALSO IN CONTENTION
21 Lili Taylor “Outer Range” Amazon Prime Video
22 Sally Field “Winning Time: Rise of the Lakers Dynasty” HBO/HBO Max
23 Maya Hawke “Stranger Things” Netflix
24 Maude Apatow “Euphoria” HBO/HBO Max
25 Christine Lahti “Evil” Paramount+
26 Regina Hall “Nine Perfect Strangers” Hulu
27 Samantha Hanratty “Yellowjackets” Showtime
28 Hunter Schafer “Euphoria” HBO/HBO Max
29 Cynthia Nixon “The Gilded Age” HBO/HBO Max
30 Audra McDonald “The Gilded Age” HBO/HBO Max
UNRANKED CONTENDERS
Adjoa Andoh “Bridgerton” Netflix
Alfre Woodard “See” Apple TV+
Alison Pill “Star Trek: Picard” Paramount+
Alison Wright “Snowpiercer” TNT
Amy Brenneman “Shining Girls” Apple TV+
Annelle Olaleye “The Man Who Fell to Earth” Showtime
Audra McDonald “The Good Fight” Paramount+
Bella Heathcote “Pieces of Her” Netflix
Bessie Carter “Bridgerton” Netflix
Brooklyn Shuck “Evil” Paramount+
Cassandra Freeman “Bel-Air” Peacock
Charithra Chandran “Bridgerton” Netflix
Charmaine Bingwa “The Good Fight” Paramount+
Christina Chong “Star Trek: Strange New Worlds” Paramount+
Claudia Jessie “Bridgerton” Netflix
Dalya Knapp “Evil” Paramount+
Danielle Macdonald “The Tourist” HBO/HBO Max
Dianne Wiest “Mayor of Kingstown” Paramount+
Ella Purnell “Yellowjackets” Showtime
Emma Laird “Mayor of Kingstown” Paramount+
Florence Hunt “Bridgerton” Netflix
Glenn Close “Tehran” Apple TV+
Golda Rosheuvel “Bridgerton” Netflix
Gugu Mbatha-Raw “Loki” Disney+
Isa Briones “Star Trek: Picard” Paramount+
Jamie Chung “Dexter: New Blood” Showtime
Jennifer Carpenter “Dexter: New Blood” Showtime
Jennifer Tilly “Chucky” Syfy
Jeri Ryan “Star Trek: Picard” Paramount+
Jessica Frances Dukes “Ozark” Netflix
Joana Ribeiro “The Man Who Fell to Earth” Showtime
Johnny Sequoyah “Dexter: New Blood” Showtime
Julia Jones “Dexter: New Blood” Showtime
Kate Mulgrew “The Man Who Fell to Earth” Showtime
Kathryn Drysdale “Bridgerton” Netflix
Kelsey Asbilie “Yellowstone” Paramount Network
Kiah McKirnan “Night Sky” Amazon Prime Video
Kristin Kreuk “Reacher” Amazon Prime Video
Lorraine Ashbourne “Bridgerton” Netflix
Lorraine Toussaint “The Equalizer” CBS
Maddy Crocco “Evil” Paramount+
Madeleine Madden “The Wheel of Time” Amazon Prime Video
Maria Sten “Reacher” Amazon Prime Video
Mary Hollis Inboden “Kevin Can F**k Himself” AMC
Michelle Hurd “Star Trek: Picard” Paramount+
Mimî M. Khayisa “The Witcher” Netflix
Ming-Na Wen “The Book of Boba Fett” Disney+
Natalia Dyer “Stranger Things” Netflix
Nicola Coughlan “Bridgerton” Netflix
Olivia Cooke “Slow Horses” Apple TV+
Orla Brady “Star Trek: Picard” Paramount+
Phillipa Soo “Shining Girls” Apple TV+
Phoebe Dynevor “Bridgerton” Netflix
Piper Perabo “Yellowstone” Paramount Network
Polly Walker “Bridgerton” Netflix
Priah Ferguson “Stranger Things” Netflix
Ruth Gemmell “Bridgerton” Netflix
Sarah Steele “The Good Fight” Paramount+
Shelley Conn “Bridgerton” Netflix
Skylar Gray “Evil” Paramount+
Sonya Cassidy “The Man Who Fell to Earth” Showtime
Sophia Di Martino “Loki” Disney+
Sophie Nélisse “Yellowjackets” Showtime
Sophie Skelton “Outlander” Starz
Sophie Thatcher “Yellowjackets” Showtime
Sosie Bacon “As We See It” Amazon Prime Video
Verónica Falcón “Ozark” Netflix
Wunmi Mosaku “Loki” Disney+
Zoe Robins “The Wheel of Time” Amazon Prime Video

AWARDS CATEGORY HISTORY (Supporting Actress Drama)

The Primetime Emmy Awards, better known simply as the Emmys, is television’s most prestigious artistic award. There are many records held for both wins and nominations in the near eight decades.

For wins: Nancy Marchand has the most wins in this category with four, all for her work as Margaret Pynchon in “Lou Grant,” three of which were consecutive. Ellen Corby is second in line with three.

For an entire series, “Lou Grant” has the most wins with four while “St. Elsewhere,” “The Waltons” and “The West Wing” with three apiece.

For nominations: Tyne Daly has the most nominations with eight, with Nancy Marchand and Betty Thomas close behind with seven.

“Hill Street Blues” is the series that has received the most nominations in this category over its run, with 13 nominations, with “Game of Thrones” close behind with 12.


2022 Primetime Emmy Awards Predictions

2022 Creative Arts Emmys Predictions

  • Outstanding Television Movie
  • Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series
  • Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series
  • Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series
  • Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series
  • Outstanding Reality Host
  • Outstanding Directing for a Variety Series
  • Outstanding Writing for a Variety Series
  • Outstanding Directing for a Variety Special
  • Outstanding Writing for a Variety Special
  • Outstanding Animated Program
  • Outstanding Short Form Animated Program
  • Outstanding Voice-Over Performance
  • Outstanding Narrator
  • Outstanding Structured Program
  • Outstanding Unstructured Program
  • Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Series
  • Outstanding Documentary Special
  • Outstanding Documentary Filmmaking
  • Outstanding Hosted Nonfiction Series or Special
  • Outstanding Main Title Design
  • Outstanding Main Title Theme Music
  • Outstanding Music for Series
  • Outstanding Music for Limited Series
  • Outstanding Music and Lyrics
  • Outstanding Music Supervision

About the Primetime Emmy Awards (Emmys)

The Primetime Emmy Awards, better known as the Emmys, are given out by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (ATAS). Since 1949, the awards have recognized excellence in American primetime television programming. They are divided into three classes – Primetime Emmy Awards, the Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards (honors artisan achievements), and the Primetime Engineering Emmy Awards (recognizes significant engineering and technological contributions). The typical eligibility period is between June 1 and May 31 of any given year. The Television Academy comprises over 25,000 members, representing 30 professional peer groups, including performers, directors, producers, art directors and various artisans and executives.

  • The 74th Emmy Awards will take place on Monday, Sept. 12, and air on NBC.

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