Shogun
‘Shogun’, ‘The Bear’ lead with most Emmy nomination nods
Historical drama "Shogun", the sweeping story of a struggle for power in feudal Japan, racked up 25 nominations on Wednesday (July 17) to lead this year's contenders for television's Emmy Awards.
‘Shogun’ wins big at 2024 TV Critics Association Awards
Anna Sawai finally received the recognition she deserved, winning the Individual Achievement in Drama Award for her portrayal of noblewoman Toda Mariko in FX’s hit series “Shogun”, at the 40th Television Critics Association Awards (TCA). The New Zealand-born Japanese actress triumphed over her co-star and other highly acclaimed actors to secure the victory.
‘They never make it better’: George RR Martin calls out TV and film adaptations
Renowned author George RR Martin, the creative mind behind the "Game of Thrones" series, has voiced strong criticism against TV and film adaptations of books, asserting that they often fail to measure up to their source material. In a recent blog post, Martin lamented the trend of screenwriters and producers altering beloved stories to "make them their own," often to the detriment of the original work.
‘Shogun’, ‘The Bear’ lead with most Emmy nomination nods
Historical drama "Shogun", the sweeping story of a struggle for power in feudal Japan, racked up 25 nominations on Wednesday (July 17) to lead this year's contenders for television's Emmy Awards.
‘Shogun’ wins big at 2024 TV Critics Association Awards
Anna Sawai finally received the recognition she deserved, winning the Individual Achievement in Drama Award for her portrayal of noblewoman Toda Mariko in FX’s hit series “Shogun”, at the 40th Television Critics Association Awards (TCA). The New Zealand-born Japanese actress triumphed over her co-star and other highly acclaimed actors to secure the victory.
‘They never make it better’: George RR Martin calls out TV and film adaptations
Renowned author George RR Martin, the creative mind behind the "Game of Thrones" series, has voiced strong criticism against TV and film adaptations of books, asserting that they often fail to measure up to their source material. In a recent blog post, Martin lamented the trend of screenwriters and producers altering beloved stories to "make them their own," often to the detriment of the original work.
