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A week after moving into first place in the Gold Derby odds for Best Actor in a Drama Series, Noah Wyle could be in play for several Emmys for The Pitt.

HBO Max has submitted Wyle, who plays Dr. Michael “Robby” Robinavitch, in multiple categories for acting, writing, and executive-producing the acclaimed series, Gold Derby has confirmed.

Series creator, executive producer, and showrunner R. Scott Gemmill joins Wyle in the Writing for a Drama Series category. John Wells and Amanda Marsalis are submitted for Directing in a Drama Series.

All series regulars, portraying members of the hospital’s medical staff have been submitted for Outstanding Supporting Actor/Actress in a Drama Series:

Shabana Azeez as Victoria Javadi

Patrick Ball as Dr. Frank Langdon

Isa Briones as Dr. Trinity Santos

Taylor Dearden as Dr. Melissa “Mel” King

Fiona Dourif as Dr. Cassie McKay

Supriya Ganesh as Dr. Samira Mohan

Gerran Howell...

Exclusive: One of the top contenders on the 2025 Emmy drama race, HBO Max’s breakout medical drama The Pitt, has firmed up its submissions.

In his role as star, writer and executive producer, Noah Wyle will contend in all three areas. He is up for Lead Actor In a Drama Series for his portrayal of Dr. Michael “Robby” Robinavitch, the dedicated senior attending physician at the Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Hospital.

Wyle and series creator, executive producer and showrunner R. Scott Gemmill are The Pitt‘s two submissions in the Writing for a Drama Series category, while executive producer John Wells and Amanda Marsalis are up for Directing In a Drama Series.

Gemmill, Wyle and Wells are all part of the series’ producing team behind The Pitt‘s Outstanding Drama Series submission.

All of Wyle’s series regular co-stars, playing members of the hospital’s medical staff — largely residents — are up...

Dr. Michael “Robby” Robinavitch is barely a third of the way through a 15-hour shift in The Pitt, and he’s already coming apart at the seams.

In Episode 4, penned by series star/executive producer Noah Wyle, Mr. Spencer (Madison Mason) is moved into P.E.D.S. so that his adult children, Jereme (Mackenzie Astin) and Helen (Rebecca Tilney), can grieve in private as their father shuffles off this mortal coil. Helen, especially, is finding it difficult to let go, so Robby relays a ritual passed down by his late mentor, Dr. Adamson. “It’s basically just a few...

While it may not be the decade people immediately think of when discussing horror movies, the early 2000s were actually a very exciting time for the genre, with some of the best horror movies emerging in those ten years. This decade marked the beginning of iconic movie franchises like Saw and Final Destination, as well as offering plenty of unforgettable stories through films like Signs and The Mist. With new films popping up for every subset of the genre, the 2000s truly offered something for all types of horror lovers.

Of course, the impressive range of 2000s horror movies extends well beyond the fan favorites that fans of the genre are bound to be quite familiar with by now. Because of the overwhelming success of a handful of films, many exciting, well-made works of horror managed to fly under the radar. Just because they may not have received as much...

The 2000s were a great time for horror, including both box office hits and lesser-known films that were just as good. From brilliant and hilarious teen horror movies to supernatural tales like The Ring, there is a wide range of choices for any fan that might feel nostalgic. However, between widespread acclaimed blockbusters and great sequels of beloved movies, some of the decade's finest works have gone under the radar despite their exceptional narrative and blood-curdling plots.

While the mainstream horrors dominated the industry, some not-very well-known movies many probably haven't seen are not less deserving of attention and praise, as they often offered an innovative and unexplored perspective that challenged more traditional tropes. Whether through impressive visuals, disturbing and macabre twists, or even emotionally charged narratives, some underrated films deserve a spot among the great horrors of the 2000s.

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