I was just like, ‘What is this out-of-body experience?’” “I really liked the feeling of getting lost in the moment, saying ‘cut’, and getting back to reality. Garner’s mother enrolled her in acting classes early on to help her overcome her shyness. I grew up watching Turner Classic Movies and I always had this fascination with actors: Bette Davis, Vivien Leigh, Marlon Brando, Meryl Streep.” Born and raised in New York City to creative parents – her mother, then a comedian and now a therapist, was, as she describes, “on the Israeli version of Saturday Night Live” her dad is a painter and art teacher – she thinks her career choice makes sense. She might not have felt prepared for that precise moment, but in reality Garner has been gearing up to the win for over a decade.
“Jason kept telling me I was going to win, and I was like, ‘No, no, no, no, no’,” she insists, acknowledging that the surprise may have partly been due to her avoiding reading anything about herself on the internet, bar the very occasional review. It was scary-surreal.” Had she listened to her co-star, though, Garner – who was a frontrunner to triumph in the category – might not have been quite so shocked. “I can't believe I was even nominated, to be honest. “I’m still a little frazzled by it,” she reflects of the night. It was so endearing.’ I was like, ‘It was terrible!’” “I said ‘I love you’ backstage and she, ‘I loved your speech. “Phoebe Waller-Bridge said she loved my speech,” she laughs, remembering how she had started “going on about chocolate” at one point. Welcome reassurance came afterwards in Fleabag form. “Every single day I just feel so lucky to be doing this,” she added, while also admitting to just how nervous she was feeling. She also paid tribute to the role and path that had led her to that moment. While distracted by the illustrious audience (“I made direct eye contact with Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones… threw me off!”), Garner managed to thank her co-star Jason Bateman, calling him her “guiding light from the beginning”. And I was like, ‘What the f**k?’ It was terrifying!” “When I walked up on stage, I took the award, I looked out and saw so many people.
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“I don’t remember anything,” the 26-year-old actor, best known to the world as spitfire Ruth Langmore in Netflix’s blockbuster series Ozark, says.
It’s proving difficult, though, because she feels like she “full-on blacked out” in that moment. The actress recently inked a first-look deal with Ozark producer MRC, which shares a parent company with The Hollywood Reporter, and revealed on Instagram that production has wrapped on the third season of the Netflix drama.Julia Garner is trying to recall exactly what happened when she took to the stage at the Emmys last September to accept the award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series. 31 after premiering at the Telluride Film Festival. Garner will next be seen on the big screen in the Harvey Weinstein-inspired film The Assistant, which hits theaters Jan. I consider myself the luckiest guy on the planet to be able to watch whatever you do from the front row, with a bag of popcorn and your hand wrapped in mine.” you deserve every bit of love and respect. it brings me immeasurable joy to see you lifted up and recognized by your peers, your industry, and your fans. “Congratulations you beautiful angel of a human.
I’m beyond proud of this girl,” the singer captioned pictures of himself and Garner over Emmy weekend. “It took me time to process the last twenty four hours and find a quiet moment of thought after an incredibly surreal weekend. Hilary Duff Marries Matthew Koma in Private Ceremony
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