Matthew Rhys Describes 'Surreal' Feeling After Historic Double Emmy Win
The Welsh actor told the BBC that 'luck and timing' played a role in becoming the first person to win two lead acting prizes in a single Emmy Awards ceremony.
Welsh actor Matthew Rhys has spoken to the BBC about winning two lead acting prizes at the same Emmy Awards ceremony, a feat he said no one had previously achieved.
According to the BBC, Rhys described the experience as "surreal" in an interview following the ceremony.
Rhys attributed his historic double win to "luck and timing," the BBC reported, rather than framing the achievement solely in terms of his own performance.
The BBC's report did not specify further details of the categories or productions involved in the wins, focusing instead on Rhys's reaction to the milestone.
The interview forms part of the BBC's ongoing entertainment and arts coverage of major awards ceremonies.
Sources
- 'Luck and timing': Matthew Rhys on his historic Emmy Awards double win — BBC Entertainment & Arts
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