With The SAG Strike, What Will Happen to the 2023 Emmy Awards?
Amidst the ongoing writers' and actors' strikes, here's everything we know about the 2023 Emmy Awards.
Who doesn't love the Emmy Award season?
Following the announcement of the 2023 Emmy nominees, this award season will be one of the most nail-biting yet. Shows such as The Last of Us, Jury Duty, Succession, The Bear, The White Lotus, and Abbott Elementary racked up numerous nominations across major categories. Actors including Jenna Ortega, Pedro Pascal, Bella Ramsey, Brian Cox, Jeremy Allen White, Jessica Chastain, Quinta Brunson, Jennifer Coolidge, Ayo Edebiri, and Theo James are favorites on the lineup that many hope to see walk away with an award.
Below, L'OFFICIEL gives a rundown of everything you need to know about the 2023 Emmy Awards.
Are the 2023 Emmy Awards still happening?
With Hollywood on shutdown due to the double WGA and SAG strikes, one of the biggest questions asked is where this leaves the 2023 Emmy Awards. From we what we know, the award show is still happening, though it may be pushed back from its original September date.
When are the 2023 Emmys?
Originally, it was announced that the 2023 Emmys would take place on September 18, however, that is now likely to change. According to Variety, "Discussions are taking place about postponing the Emmys so the acting nominees can attend. The show may instead take place in November or even January if an agreement takes longer to reach."
Who is presenting?
There is no word on this year's presenters or host.
When and where can I watch?
The 2023 Emmy Awards will take place in Los Angeles at 8 p.m. EST. The show will be broadcast live on NBC and Peacock.
Will there be a red carpet?
There is no confirmation on the status of the red carpet. It is assumed to believe that if negotiations are made, the red carpet will presume.
