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    'Ozark' and 'The Crown' Lead TV Nominations at 2021 Critics Choice Awards

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    The drama fronted by Jason Bateman and the British royal series are dominating the list of TV nominations at the upcoming 26th annual Critics Choice Awards.

    Jan 19, 2021
    AceShowbiz – Netflix hits “Ozark” and “The Crown” lead all TV nominees for the 26th annual Critics Choice Awards with six nods apiece.
    Both series are up for Best Drama while “Ozark” ‘s Jason Bateman and Laura Linney received mentions for Best Actor in a Drama Series and Best Actress in a Drama Series, respectively. “Ozark” co-stars Tom Pelphrey, Julia Garner, and Janet McTeer are all nominated for their supporting roles, while “The Crown” ‘s Josh O’Connor is nominated for Best Actor in a Drama Series, with Olivia Colman and Emma Corrin both scoring nominations in the Best Actress in a Drama Series category. Tobias Menzies and Gillian Anderson have also landed mentions.
    “Lovecraft Country”, which is also up for Best Drama, “Mrs. America”, “What We Do in the Shadows”, and “Schitt’s Creek” have picked up five nominations.
    The 26th annual Critics Choice Awards, hosted by Taye Diggs for the third time, will take place on 7 March (21). Film nominees will be revealed on 7 February.
    The full list of TV nominees is:
    Best Drama Series:

    Best Actor in a Drama Series:

    Best Actress in a Drama Series:

    Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series:

    Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series:

    Best Comedy Series:

    Best Actor in a Comedy Series:

    Best Actress in a Comedy Series:

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    Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series:

    Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series:

    Best Limited Series:

    Best Movie Made for Television:

    Best Actor in a Limited Series or Movie Made for Television:

    Best Actress in a Limited Series or Movie Made for Television:

    Best Supporting Actor in a Limited Series or Movie Made for Television:

    Best Supporting Actress in a Limited Series or Movie Made for Television:

    Best Talk Show:

    Best Comedy Special:
    “Fortune Feimster: Sweet & Salty]” (Netflix)
    “Hannah Gadsby: Douglas]” (Netflix)
    “Jerry Seinfeld: 23 Hours to Kill” (Netflix)
    “Marc Maron: End Times Fun]” (Netflix)
    “Michelle Buteau: Welcome to Buteaupia]” (Netflix)
    “Patton Oswalt: I Love Everything]” (Netflix)

    Best Short Form Series:
    “The Andy Cohen Diaries” (Quibi)
    “Better Call Saul: Ethics Training with Kim Wexler” (AMC/Youtube)
    “Mapleworth Murders” (Quibi)
    “Nikki Fre$h” (Quibi)
    “Reno 911!” (Quibi)
    “Tooning Out the News” (CBS All Access)

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      Unexpected Death on 'Ozark' Season 3 Finale Shocks Janet McTeer's Co-Stars

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      During a recent SAG Foundation Conversations panel, the actress portraying Helen Pierce admits while she knew the shot-to-death scene since the beginning, she still found it difficult.
      Jun 10, 2020
      AceShowbiz – The death of Janet McTeer’s character in the latest season of Netflix hit “Ozark” was so unexpected even her castmates didn’t see it coming.
      McTeer’s ambitious, scheming lawyer, Helen Pierce, was shot in the head in the season three finale, which debuted on the streaming service at the end of March, stunning fans of the drug drama.
      And the actress’ co-stars admit they too were shocked when they first realized McTeer wouldn’t be joining them for season four.
      Julia Garner says, “I remember reading that scene. I had to read it three times because I couldn’t believe it! Wait, what?”
      McTeer admits getting ready to be shot in the head at close range was difficult. “I knew it was gonna happen from the moment I signed my contract,” she said during a recent SAG Foundation Conversations panel. “When we came to do it I think we rehearsed it, like, 50 times over multiple days because if you could imagine the reset in between all of that would’ve taken a very long time. All the things that you have to take off and put on again.”
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      “The actual bit we shot once. The thing that’s really fun to do in a scene like that is to be a red herring, so you think you’ve got the chance to say something else or my expectation of the scene is to be happy, so you mislead the audience into thinking something else might happen. So I tried to look as relaxed, slightly arrogant and slightly, ‘I know what I’m going to say next’, and then ‘boom.’ ”

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