‘Beast in Me’ Star Matthew Rhys Wins Emmy for Lead Actor in Limited Series
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Variety reports that Matthew Rhys has taken home the Emmy for outstanding lead actor in a limited series, winning for the second season of "The Beast in Me." Rhys prevailed over a formidable field that included Riz Ahmed for "Bait," Jason Bateman for "Black Rabbit," Charlie Hunnam for "Monster: The Ed Gein Story," and Oscar Isaac for "Beef." The win marks a notable moment in an already busy Emmy season for Rhys, who collected three nominations this year.
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