Veteran Character Actor Ernest Harden Jr. Claims First Emmy at 73 for Role in HBO Max Drama
Ernest Harden Jr., a longtime supporting player in film and television, won his first Emmy at age 73 for portraying alcoholic patient Louie Cloverfield on the medical series The Pitt. He described the honor as surreal, saying he felt "on cloud 25" after receiving the award. The win marks a career milestone for the journeyman actor, who had never before been nominated for an Emmy.
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Ernest Harden Jr.'s victory at age 73 represents his first-ever Emmy nomination, which he successfully converted into a win. He portrays
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