The Studio Scores 23 Emmy Nominations Including Howard, Scorsese Acting Nods

Apple TV+'s comedy series "The Studio," co-created by Seth Rogen, received a remarkable 23 Emmy nominations in 2025, including five of six slots in the Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series category. Among those nominated from the show are Hollywood icons Ron Howard and Martin Scorsese, both recognized for playing satirized versions of themselves, marking Howard's first acting Emmy nomination despite his long career as an actor and director. Other nominees from the series include Bryan Cranston, Dave Franco, Anthony Mackie, and Zoe Kravitz, who earned the lone guest actress nomination. The show humorously explores Hollywood studio dynamics, with Howard's episode featuring a memorable emotional fallout during a film critique scene. Rogen and co-creator Evan Goldberg expressed surprise and gratitude for the show's critical acclaim, highlighting the unique success and talent involved. The nominations spotlight the series as the most-nominated comedy of the year and underscore the rare convergence of celebrated filmmakers competing in an acting category.