Our favourite show missed out on GoldDerby awards this year, despite four nominations (Dinklage, Headey, Best drama, Ensemble cast of the year).
Similarly, GoT was deservedly nominated at the end of last month for an Artios Award for outstanding casting in a drama series, but came up short.
However, the production team did win one technical award: the Hollywood Post Alliance award for color grading on TV.
There are two new nominations for awards coming in January: at People’s Choice Awards GoT is running for Favorite premium cable TV show (to be announced on January 9), and at Producer’s Guild of America (PGA) Awards for Outstanding episodic TV drama (January 26).
Looking into the future, the next big event will be the Golden Globes, and they are just around the corner. The nominations will be announced on December 13, while the 70th Golden Globes will take place on January 13 and will be broadcast live on NBC.
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