“The Bear’s” trio—consisting of Jeremy Allen White, Ayo Edebiri, and Ebon Moss-Bachrach—won acting prizes at the 75th Emmy Awards, dominating the awards show with six trophies in the comedy category.
White, who was named the best comedy actor for playing chef Carmen "Carmy" Berzatto, said he was “full of gratitude” for the prize.
"I am so full of gratitude to be standing in front of you all - I love this show so much, it filled me up, set a fire in me,” he said in his speech.
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His co-stars Ayo Edebiri and Ebon Moss-Bachrach won best supporting actors for their portrayal of Sydney Adamu and Richard "Richie" Jeromovich, respectively.
“This is a show about found family and real family, and my parents are here tonight - thank you so much for loving me and letting me feel beautiful and black and proud of all of that,” Edebiri said in her speech.
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Moss-Bachrach, who received his first Emmy nomination, called the award a “gift.”
“This job is such a gift. It's such a privilege to work with these wonderful actors. We have the best crew. We have this incredible Chicago crew,” he said.
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The show also won the Outstanding Comedy Series with Christopher Storer winning the best writing in the "System” episode and and best directing in the “Review” episode.
“The Bear” follows an award-winning chef named Carmy who takes over their family sandwich shop after his brother’s death. Together with his strong-willed kitchen staff, Carmy tries to revamp the business into their dream restaurant while dealing with his unresolved traumas.
It has been renewed for a third season.
