Jeff Hiller Wins First Emmy Supporting Comedy Actor Defeating Harrison Ford
Jeff Hiller Wins First Emmy Supporting Comedy Actor Defeating Harrison Ford

Jeff Hiller Wins First Emmy Supporting Comedy Actor Defeating Harrison Ford

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Jeff Hiller won the 2025 Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series for his role in HBO's Somebody Somewhere, marking his first Emmy win after two decades in the industry. His character Joel, a relatable and emotionally honest role, was praised for bringing quiet humor and depth to the series, which concluded its third season in late 2024. Hiller's victory was considered an upset over favorites like Harrison Ford from Shrinking and Ike Barinholtz from The Studio. In his acceptance speech, Hiller thanked HBO for supporting a show about middle-aged characters and credited Bridget Everett, the series star, for inspiring belief in oneself. The 2025 Emmy Awards highlighted the diverse talent in comedy supporting roles, with nominees representing various comedic styles, underscoring the importance of these roles in shaping the tone and heart of their respective shows. The awards ceremony was hosted by Nate Bargatze and broadcast on CBS and Paramount+.

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