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 Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2011 11:12 am Post subject: went to The Good Wife's Julianna Margulies, who won a suppor |
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1960s ad agency show Mad Men won best drama for a fourth year running while Modern Family won five awards including best comedy at the Emmy Awards.
Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner said the prize was the one "that says people love what we are doing" after the show lost out in other categories.
Mockumentary Modern Family also won two best supporting actor gongs as well as writing and directing awards.
Martin Scorsese won a best director award for drama Boardwalk Empire.
Weiner, whose New York-based show won just two awards from 19 nominations, said he was shocked it had won best drama.
The Good Wife's Julianna Margulies won her second Emmy
"We were shut out but then we also won this award so it balances out," he said.
In the best actor in a drama category, Jon Hamm, who plays womanising advertising executive Don Draper in Mad Men, lost out to the night's surprise winner, Kyle Chandler, for Texas American Football tale Friday Night Lights.
"I knew for a fact I would not be standing here," said Chandler. "I did not write anything and now I'm starting to worry."
The prize for best drama actress went to The Good Wife's Julianna Margulies, who won a supporting actress Emmy in 1995 for ER.
Supporting actor prizes went to Peter Dinklage, for medieval fantasy series Game of Thrones, and Margo Martindale for Kentucky-set Justified.
Modern Family, which follows a series of couples and their children, won the first four awards of the night, including supporting actor awards for on-screen husband and wife Ty Burrell and Julie Bowen.
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