Walter goes home to pack up his things, and then Skyler arrives with the kids and is confused to see Walter. Many critics and fans believe that Breaking Bad season five, episode 15, called “Ozymandias,” is one of the greatest in TV history. RELATED: ‘Breaking Bad’ Got Blamed for Increasing Crystal Meth Usage in Real Life The most challenging scene Anna Gunn filmed Gunn has been featured in several other films, including Nobody’s Baby (2001), Enemy of the State (1998), Without Evidence (1995), Red State (2011), Little Red Wagon (2012), Sassy Pants (2012), Equity (2016), Sully (2016), Being Frank (2018) and El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie (2019).Īs Skyler in Breaking Bad, Anna won several awards, including the 2014 Emmy award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series, a 2012 Critics’ Choice nomination for Best Supporting Actress by the Broadcast Television Journalist Association, and a SAG nomination for Best Ensemble Cast (2013). In the mid-2000’s she played Martha Bullock in Deadwood for two seasons. Then, she was cast in a recurring role as Jean Ward in The Practice. Gunn also appeared in Seinfeld and NYPD Blue until the late ’90s. She got her first significant role as Arden in 29 episodes of Down the Shore in 1992.
Gunn worked in a theater in Chicago for a few years before landing TV and film roles, according to IMDb. RELATED: ‘Breaking Bad’: Bryan Cranston Wants Fans to Forget He Played Walter White “People did find a hero in Walt, but they wanted so much to connect with him so viscerally that to see the person who often was his antagonist - therefore the show’s antagonist in a way - they felt like she was in the way of him doing whatever he wanted to do, and that he should be allowed to do what he wanted to do.” Gunn’s dynamic acting career Anna Gunn sits on the Breaking Bad panel at Comic Con She explained that the dislike involved sexism, gender roles, and how the show was constructed. “It was very bizarre and confusing to us all,” Gunn told Entertainment Weekly. They began hating Skyler for standing in his way. Many fans disliked her due to her reasonable stance on her husband’s choice. Woody Harrelson, True Detective (“The Locked Room”)Ħ.Unfortunately, Skyler White was not a beloved character. Kevin Spacey, House of Cards (“Chapter 26”)ĥ.
Matthew McConaughey, True Detective (“Form and Void”)ģ. Bryan Cranston, Breaking Bad (“Ozymandias”)Ģ. If voters can’t choose between the top two contenders, Spacey could sneak in.ġ. However, his episode submission “Chapter 26” gives him great scene after scene, including his typewriter scene and of course the infamous desk knock (check out our season 2 Emmy worthy moments here). The show was much buzzed about when it was first released and, because of Netflix, it’s technically always playing. I think the real dark horse here is Kevin Spacey ( House of Cards). McConaughey does fine in Harrelson’s submission of “The Locked Room”, but nothing overwhelming. He has a great emotional monologue toward the end of the episode, but having a second tape from Woody Harrelson ( True Detective) didn’t help him any. That being said, his episode submission “Form and Void” doesn’t give a huge amount of material to show off. In addition to being lauded for his performance in the show, he also won an Oscar earlier this year and True Detective has been one of the most talked about new shows. There is a lot of buzz and love for Matthew McConaughey ( True Detective). If voters didn’t pay attention to anything but performance, Bryan Cranston ( Breaking Bad) would be a slam dunk for the episode “Ozymandias.” However, voters don’t have blinders on when they vote.
Anyone watching the episode submissions for Lead Actor in a Drama Series it’s easy to see who the clear winner is here.
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