Disney+ submits “Andor” season 2 for Emmys in 23 Categories
The uprising is in full force again.
Variety has only learned that Disney+ officially submitted the second season of his much -praised “Star Wars” series “Andor” for Emmy consideration in 23 categories. The Mouse House focuses high and places its flagship drama in top races, including Outstanding Drama Series, and also reveals the delivery selections for directing and writing entries.
Screenwriter Dan Gilroy, best known for the medal of the thriller ‘Nightcrawler’, has chosen episode 209, ‘Welcome to the Rebellion’, chosen his drama writing offer, which will compete against the Scribes Mike White (‘The White Lotus’) and Noah Wyle (‘The Pitt’). At the same time, Helmer Janus Metz will compete in the category Drama Regulations for Episode 208, “Who are you?” Faced against people like Mark Mylod (“The Last of Us”) and Ben Stiller (“Severance”).
Star Diego Luna, who also acts as an executive producer, is re -submitted as the main drama actor for his representation of Cassian Andor. Although not nominated for the first season of the show, this time the performance of Luna brings more internal conflicts and character evolution – an ARC Disney+ hope will resonate with voters. Luna will also be supported by the actor (Limited Series) for his role as boxing coach Andy Lujan in Hulu’s mini series ‘La Máquina’.
De ondersteunende acteurcategorie bevat mogelijke biedingen van Stellan Skarsgård en Kyle Soller, terwijl de ondersteunende actrice -categorie een vol roster bevat: Denise Gough, Adria Arjona, Faye Marsay, Elizabeth Dulau, en fanfavoriete genevieve O’Reilly, die in het bijzonder werd benadrukt voor haar Mon Mothm, een senator Twee Sacrifice en Political Revolution.
In the guest actor category, Disney+ Banking is about the versions of Ben Mendelsohn, who repeats his role as Orson Krennic in episode 211, “Who knows?”; Forest Whitaker, who returned as Saw Gerrera in episode 205, “I have friends everywhere”; And newcomer Benjamin Bratt, appears in episode 209. Varada Sethu is the only entry in the guest actress category for her performance in episode 206, “What a partying Evening”.
After the strong Emmy debut of the series, which earned eight Emmy Noms in 2023, including drama series, director for Benjamin Caron and a writing nod for maker Tony Gilroy. Disney+ wants to expand its count this year, and with “Andor” that is the most commonly acclaimed series in the “Star Wars” portfolio. In the last season, the show deepens its emotional commitment, with the highlight being the events that lead directly to “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story”.
Disney+ seems convinced that this year’s Emmy campaign will resonate with voters – and they have reason to believe it will do that.
All official Emmy entries are below. Nomination votes runs from June 12 to June 23, with official nominations that are announced on July 15.
Variety Awards Circuit: Emmy
Excellent drama series
Sanne Wohlenberg, executive producer
Tony Gilroy, executive producer
Kathleen Kennedy, executive producer
Diego Luna, executive producer
Luke Hull, executive producer
John Gilroy, executive producer
David Intended, Producer
Director for a drama series
Janus Metz (208)
Writing for a drama series
Dan Gilroy (209)
Chief actor in a drama series
Diego Luna
Supporting actor in a drama series
Stellan Skarsgård
Kyle Soller
Supporting actress in a drama series
Genevieve O’Reilly
Denise Gough
Adria Arjona
Faye Marsay
Elizabeth Dulau
Guest actor in a drama series
Ben Mendelsohn (211)
Forest Whitaker (205)
Benjamin Bratt (209)
Guest actress in a drama series
Varada Sethu (206)
Character Voice-over performance
Alan Tudyk / K-2SO (211)
Casting for a drama series
Nina Gold, Gieten by
Martin Ware, Casting by
Cinematography for a series (an hour)
Mark Patten, BSC (208)
Fantasy/sci-fi costumes
Michael Wilkinson, costume designer (203)
Kate O’Farrell, Costume Supervisor
Richard Davies, assistant -costume designer
Paula Fajardo, assistant -costume designer
Period of fantasy/sci-fi makeup (non-proofhetic)
Emma Scott, Hair & Makeup Designer (208)
Mathilda Austin, Hair & Makeup Artist
Amy Cuppage, Hair & Makeup Artist
Hayley Gittins, Hair & Makeup Artist
Period of fantasy/sci-fi haircut
Gerda Lauciute, Hair & Makeup Supervisor (203)
Colette Fishlock, Hair & Makeup Artist/Wigmaker
Holly Caddy, Hair & Makeup Artist
Sally Crawshaw, Hair & Makeup Artist
Suhyun Kang, Hair & Makeup Artist
Nicola Mount, Crowd Hair & Makeup Supervisor
Production design for a narrative period or fantasy program (one hour or more)
Luke Hull, production designer (208)
Toby Britton, Supervision of Art Director
Rebecca Alleway, decorator
Music composition for a series (original dramatic score)
Brandon Roberts, Music by (208)
Original music and lyrics
“We are the GHOR” (208)
Written by Nicholas Britell and Tony Gilroy
Photo editing for a drama series
Yan Miles, Ace (208)
Soundworking for a comedy or drama series (one hour)
David Acord, Sound Designer/Supervision Sound Editor (208)
Margit Pfeiffer, Supervision of Sound Editor
James Spencer, Dialog. Editor
Josh Gold, Sound Effects Editor
Alyssa Nevarez, Foley editor
John Finklea, music editor
Ronni Brown, Foley Arist
Jana Vance, Foley Arist
Sound mixes for a comedy or drama series (one hour)
David Acord, re -recording mixer (208)
Geoff Foster, music mixer
Danny Hambrook, Production Ond mixer
Richard Duarte, Foley Mixer
Special visual effects in a season or a movie
Mohen Leo, supervisor for visual effects
TJ Falls, Visual Effects Producer
Luke Murphy, supervisor with special effects
Neal Scanlan, Secial Creature Effects Supervisor
Scott Pritchard, ILM Visual Effects Supervisor
Joseph Kasparan, Hybrid Visual Effects Supervisor
Sue Rowe, Scanline Visual Effects Supervisor
Paolo d’Arco, internal VFX supervisor
Jean-Clément Soret, Digital Colorist
Stunt coordination for drama programming
Marc Mailley, stunt coordinator
Stunt performance
Safehouse -Series (212)
Martin Wilde, Cassian Double
Elliot Hawkes, Stunn utility
Xavier Lake, stunt artist
Nikita Mitchell, stunt artist
