Emmy Award

Television Academy

The 64th Primetime Emmy Awards

September 23, 2012  •  Nokia Theatre, Los Angeles  •  Hosted by Jimmy Kimmel

4
Homeland wins
3
Modern Family wins
5
Game Change wins
Homeland broke Mad Men’s four-year drama streak — first Showtime drama win
Modern Family three-peated in comedy • Game Change swept miniseries
Drama
Outstanding Drama Series
Winner
Homeland
Showtime — first Showtime drama to win the award
Boardwalk EmpireWatch RT IMDb
Breaking BadWatch RT IMDb
Downton AbbeyWatch RT IMDb
Game of ThronesWatch RT IMDb
Mad MenWatch RT IMDb
Lead Actor — Drama
Winner
Damian Lewis
Homeland — as Nicholas Brody
Steve BuscemiIMDb— Boardwalk Empire
Bryan CranstonIMDb— Breaking Bad
Michael C. HallIMDb— Dexter
Jon HammIMDb— Mad Men
Hugh BonnevilleIMDb— Downton Abbey
Lead Actress — Drama
Winner
Claire Danes
Homeland — as Carrie Mathison
Kathy BatesIMDb— Harry’s Law
Glenn CloseIMDb— Damages
Michelle DockeryIMDb— Downton Abbey
Julianna MarguliesIMDb— The Good Wife
Elisabeth MossIMDb— Mad Men
Supporting Actor — Drama
Winner
Aaron Paul
Breaking Bad
Giancarlo EspositoIMDb— Breaking Bad
Peter DinklageIMDb— Game of Thrones
Jared HarrisIMDb— Mad Men
Supporting Actress — Drama
Winner
Maggie Smith
Downton Abbey
Comedy
Outstanding Comedy Series
Winner
Modern Family
ABC — third consecutive win
30 RockWatch RT IMDb
Curb Your EnthusiasmWatch RT IMDb
GirlsWatch RT IMDb
VeepWatch RT IMDb
The Big Bang TheoryWatch RT IMDb
Lead Actor — Comedy
Winner
Jon Cryer
Two and a Half Men — CBS
Alec BaldwinIMDb— 30 Rock
Louis C.K.IMDb— Louie
Don CheadleIMDb— House of Lies
Jim ParsonsIMDb— The Big Bang Theory
Lead Actress — Comedy
Winner
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Veep — HBO
Tina FeyIMDb— 30 Rock
Lena DunhamIMDb— Girls
Edie FalcoIMDb— Nurse Jackie
Amy PoehlerIMDb— Parks and Recreation
Supporting Actor — Comedy
Winner
Eric Stonestreet
Modern Family
Supporting Actress — Comedy
Winner
Julie Bowen
Modern Family
Miniseries, Movie & Variety
Outstanding Miniseries or Movie
Winner
Game Change
HBO — about the 2008 McCain/Palin campaign
American Horror Story
Hatfields & McCoys
Sherlock: A Scandal in Belgravia
Lead Actor — Miniseries or Movie
Winner
Kevin Costner
Hatfields & McCoys — History Channel
Lead Actress — Miniseries or Movie
Winner
Julianne Moore
Game Change — as Sarah Palin
Outstanding Variety Series
Winner
The Daily Show with Jon Stewart
Outstanding Reality Competition Program
Winner
The Amazing Race