드라마 시리즈 최우수 조연상 주간 에미상
Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series| 드라마 시리즈 최우수 조연상 주간 에미상 | |
|---|---|
| 수여 대상 | 드라마에서 조연출의 뛰어난 연기력 |
| 나라 | 미국 |
| 제시자 | |
| 선착순 | 1979 |
| 현재 보유자 | 맥스 게일, 종합병원(2021년) |
| 최다상 | 저스틴 데스 (4) |
| 대부분의 후보 지명 | 저스틴 데스 (7) 제리 베르도른, (7) |
| 웹사이트 | theemmys.tv/daytime/ |
드라마 시리즈 주간 에미상 우수 조연상은 국립 텔레비전 예술 과학 아카데미(NATAS)와 텔레비전 예술 과학 아카데미(ATAS)가 매년 수여하는 상이다.주간 드라마 업계에서 활동하면서 조연으로 뛰어난 연기를 보여준 배우를 기리기 위해 주는 것이다.
1979년 열린 제6회 주간 에미상 시상식에서 피터 한센은 종합병원에서 리 볼드윈을 연기한 공로로 이 상의 첫 번째 수상자가 되었다.[1][2]이 시상식은 투표 청렴으로 비판을 받아온 1983년과 1984년에 텔레비전으로 중계되지 않았다.[3][4]1985년 새로운 카테고리인 드라마 시리즈에서 뛰어난 젊은 배우를 도입한 후, 이 카테고리의 기준이 변경되어 모든 배우들은 26세 이상이 되어야 한다.[5]
이 상은 창간 이래 33명의 배우에게 주어졌다.종합병원은 총 11승으로 가장 많은 상을 받은 배우들이 출연하는 프로그램이다.1983년 다넬 윌리엄스는 아프리카계 미국인으로서는 처음으로 이 상을 수상했으며, 제시 허버드 역은 올 마이 칠드런으로 수상하였다.1994년 이후 저스틴 데스는 As the World Turns, Santa Barbara, Guiding Light에 대한 작품으로 총 4개의 상으로 최다 수상 기록을 보유하고 있다.제리 버 도른은 각각 7명으로 2005년 이후 가장 많은 후보에 오른 디아스와 동률을 이뤘다.2009년에는 제프 브랜슨과 빈센트 이리재리가 공동 수상해 이 부문 첫 동점이었다.
2021년 기념식 현재 맥스 게일은 종합병원에서 마이크 코빈 역을 맡아 이 부문에서 가장 최근 우승자다.
수상자 및 지명자
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Greg Rikaart는 2005년 The Young and the Restant에서 케빈 피셔 역을 맡아 5번 후보에 올랐다.그는 또한 2019년에 우리 삶의 날들에 대한 연구로 지명을 받았다.
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아래 목록에는 각 연도별 수상자와 다른 수상자가 열거되어 있다.
 | 우승자를 나타냄 |
1970년대
| 연도 | 배우 | 프로그램 | 역할 | 네트워크 | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1979 (6일) | |||||
| 피터 한센 | 종합병원 | 리 볼드윈 | |||
| 루이스 알트 | 내일 검색 | 데이비드 서튼 | [2] | ||
| 버나드 바로우 | 라이언스 호프 | 조니 라이언 | |||
| 론 헤일 | 라이언스 호프 | 로저 콜리지 | |||
| 조지프 갤리슨 | 우리 삶의 날들 | 닐 커티스 | |||
| 만델 크레이머 | 밤의 가장자리 | 빌 마르소 |
1980년대
1990년대
2000년대
2010년대
2020년대
| 연도 | 배우 | 프로그램 | 역할 | 네트워크 | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 (47일) | |||||
| 브라이튼 제임스 | 젊은이와 안절부절못하는 자들 | 데본 해밀턴 | |||
| 마크 그로스먼 | 젊은이와 안절부절못하는 자들 | 애덤 뉴먼 | |||
| 월리 커스 | 우리 삶의 날들 | 저스틴 키리아키스 | |||
| 챈들러 매시 | 우리 삶의 날들 | 윌 호튼 | |||
| 제임스 패트릭 스튜어트 | 종합병원 | 발렌틴 카사딘 | |||
| 폴 텔퍼 | 우리 삶의 날들 | 샨데르 키리아키스 | |||
| 2021 (48일) | |||||
| 맥스 게일 | 종합병원 | 마이크 코빈 | |||
| 다린 브룩스 | 대담함과 아름다움 | 와이어트 스펜서 | |||
| 브라이튼 제임스 | 젊은이와 안절부절못하는 자들 | 데본 해밀턴 | |||
| 제프 코버 | 종합병원 | 사이러스 르노 | |||
| 제임스 패트릭 스튜어트 | 종합병원 | 발렌틴 카사딘 |
여러 번의 우승 및 후보 지명
| 다음 개인들은 이 부문에서 2승 이상을 받았다.
| 다음 개인들은 이 부문에서 2개 이상의 지명을 받았다.
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최다 수상 시리즈
| 이김. | 시리즈 |
|---|---|
| 종합병원 | |
| 가이딩 라이트 | |
| 올 마이 칠드런 | |
| 젊은이와 안절부절못하는 자들 | |
| 세상이 변하자 | |
| 산타바바라 | |
| 대담함과 아름다움 | |
| 우리 삶의 날들 | |
| 사랑하다 | |
| 원 라이프 투 리브 | |
| 내일 검색 |
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외부 링크
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