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Tramell Tillman becomes first Black actor to win supporting actor in a drama series Emmy
Tillman is also the first openly gay Black man to win this Emmy category, overcoming strong competition and gaining recognition for his role in Severance Season 2.
- Tramell Tillman won the Emmy for best supporting actor in a drama series for his role in Apple+'s Severance, becoming the first Black actor to receive this honor.
- In his acceptance speech, Tillman paid a heartwarming tribute to his mother who was present in the audience, thanking her for her loving support and acknowledging her toughness as his 'first acting coach'.
- Tillman gushed about bringing his mother to the award ceremony, calling it 'a dream', and quoted her saying 'Look at God!' while accepting his first-ever Emmy nomination for his standout role.
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'Severance' actor dedicates historic Emmy win to his 'tough' first acting coach—his mom
Tramell Tillman, aka Mr. Milchik in Severance, might have made Emmy history for being the first Black man ever to win Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series…but he’s also in the running for best acceptance speech ever. As Tillman took to the stage, he began by quoting: “‘You remember what you want to remember. You make time for what you want to make time for. Do the work, show up, and most importantly, for the love of God, don't embarras…
The Source |Tramell Tillman Breaks Barriers With Historic Emmy Win For 'Severance'
Score one for the culture. Sunday night’s Emmy Awards delivered a landmark moment for television history when Tramell Tillman took home the trophy for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama… The post Tramell Tillman Breaks Barriers With Historic Emmy Win For ‘Severance’ appeared first on .
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