Rhys, Bateman Score Multiple 2026 Emmy Acting Noms

Matthew Rhys secured dual acting nominations for the 2026 Emmy Awards, receiving nods for Outstanding Actor In a Comedy Series and Outstanding Supporting Actor In a Drama Series. His work on Apple TV+'s horror-comedy "Widow's Bay" contributed to his comedy nomination, with seven of the show's ten episodes released before the eligibility cutoff. Rhys also earned a nomination for his role in a drama series, though the specific title was not detailed in the initial announcement.

Jason Bateman also achieved a trifecta of acting nominations, marking a significant achievement in his career. He was nominated for Outstanding Actor In a Comedy Series, Outstanding Supporting Actor In a Drama Series, and Outstanding Guest Actor In a Drama Series. Bateman's nominations span multiple projects, highlighting his versatility across different genres and formats.

Other actors recognized with multiple nominations include Nick Offerman, who received nods for Outstanding Supporting Actor In a Comedy Series and Outstanding Guest Actor In a Comedy Series. The list of multi-nominated actors also features Anya Taylor-Joy, nominated for Outstanding Actress In a Drama Series and Outstanding Actress In a Limited or Anthology Series, and Pedro Pascal, who secured nominations for Outstanding Actor In a Drama Series and Outstanding Guest Actor In a Comedy Series.

The 2026 Emmy Awards eligibility period saw a competitive field, with several series and performances vying for recognition. The nominations reflect a diverse range of talent across broadcast, cable, and streaming platforms. Final voting for the Emmy Awards will take place in August, with the ceremony scheduled for September.