Cardellini Claims First Emmy for HBO Dark Comedy Role
Linda Cardellini received her first Emmy on Sunday night, winning the supporting actress award for a limited series or movie for her work in HBO's 'DTF St. Louis.' She expressed gratitude on stage, calling the achievement a dream come true. This was her second career nomination, following a previous nod for 'Dead to Me.'
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