Emmy Awards 2020: Meet the big winners

The family drama 'Succession' nabbed Emmy for the Outstanding Drama Series. The show earned whopping 18 Emmy Nominations with 7 wins at the 72nd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards. 
 

'Schitt’s Creek' was one of the leading comedy shows this year with 15 nominations for final season and took 9 Emmys home.  The show made history by winning seven awards in a row on the same night and made a record for the most win in a single season. No other comedy series has won all seven categories on the night.

Regina King starrer 'Watchmen' won big at Emmy this year as the show took Outstanding Limited Series award. Overall the show took 11 awards out of 26 nominations. 
 

Zendaya won her career's first Emmy in Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her role as Rue Bennett in 'Euphoria'. At 24, Zendaya is the youngest person to win for Lead Actress in a Drama Series.

Jeremy Strong bagged his first Emmy in Lead Actor In A Drama category. Strong took his first TV Academy for his role as Kendall Roy in 'Succession'.

Catherine O’Hara wins her second Emmy in a comedy series, category, for her scene-stealing performance in 'Schitt’s Creek'. 

Golden Globe-winning actor Mark Ruffalo on Thursday sent his love and prayers to all the victims of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine crisis.

Taking to his Twitter handle, Ruffalo wrote, "Sending love and good prayers to all innocent people of Ukraine and Russia and Europe who are caught up in this sad and corrosive moment of asymmetrical violence and destruction, especially the young people. You have done nothing to deserve this perversion and obscene spectacle."

Regina King won Outstanding Lead Actress In a Limited movie or series. King nabbed her 3rd TV Academy win for her striking performance in HBO's 'Watchman'. 

Eugene Levy won his fourth Emmy tonight. This was Levy's first Emmy for his outstanding performance in 'Schitt’s Creek' in a Lead Actor In A Comedy Series category.