Orphan Black star Tatiana Maslany snubbed by Emmys
By Marriska Fernandes on July 18, 2013 | 2 Comments
The 2013 Emmy awards nominations were announced this morning, and along with the expected nods were the unbelievable snubs. Tatiana Maslany, who delivered a stellar performance on the Canadian-American science fiction TV series Orphan Black, was not given an Emmy nomination. The Canadian actress plays half a dozen roles on the show, portraying each character with different behavioral and speech patterns. Her fans are outraged and have been sending out angry tweets, leading to Tatiana Maslany trending worldwide. Landing this role took the Regina-born actress to a new level in her career. Critics have noticed her and fans from all over the world have written to her. She won the award for best actress in a drama series at the Critic’s Choice Awards in June this year, beating popular actresses who were in the running, including Claire Danes, Vera Farmiga, Julianna Margulies and Keri Russell. ~Marriska Fernandes
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She’s incredible on that show. Absolutely believable that she’s six different characters, each one is so unique. They’re all clones, so they look almost exactly alike, but she uses different mannerisms for each one. I’m really disappointed she wasn’t nominated. Hopefully next year.
Go Canada.