That time a future president handed an Emmy to a future gubernatorial candidate
The supporting acting Emmy races typically deliver the most surprises. Nominees can range from EGOTs to actors getting the first recognition of their careers, to everything in between. And at the 56th annual Primetime Emmy awards, held Sept. 19, 2004, at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, the three supporting actress races proved that truth again, as all were awarded to first-timers — even as a future president handed an Emmy to a future gubernatorial candidate.
Rookie nominee blanks six-time Emmy vet Actors from 'The Sopranos' owned the dramatic supporting categories that night; in addition to Michael Imperioli winning the supporting actor category, Drea de Matteo was astonished to find herself tapped as a winner for playing the doomed Adriana La Cerva. It was her first and only Emmy nomination.
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