Jeremy Allen White Wins Emmy for "The Bear," Shares Preparation Secrets

Following his victory for his outstanding work in the culinary drama "The Bear," Jeremy Allen White revealed to reporters that the day he attended the Emmy Awards was just like any other.

Jeremy Allen White, known for his captivating performance as the intense and passionate chef Carmy Berzatto in the critically acclaimed series "The Bear," emerged victorious at the 76th Emmy Awards. White took home the coveted trophy for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series, a testament to his exceptional portrayal of the complex and driven young chef.

Despite the significance of the award show, White shared with reporters that the day had unfolded as any other for him, devoid of any extraordinary preparations or rituals. His down-to-earth demeanor and unassuming approach to the prestigious event reflected the character of Carmy, who despite the pressures of running a struggling restaurant, maintained a grounded and resolute spirit.

Jeremy Allen White Wins Emmy for "The Bear," Shares Preparation Secrets

The Emmy Awards ceremony, hosted by the father-son duo Eugene and Dan Levy, celebrated the remarkable achievements in television across various genres. "Shōgun," an epic historical drama set in feudal Japan, emerged as the most nominated show with an impressive 25 nods. Hulu's culinary sensation "The Bear" followed closely with 23 nominations, while the mystery-comedy "Only Murders in the Building," starring Selena Gomez, Martin Short, and Steve Martin, garnered 21 nominations.

The hosts, known for their comedic prowess in the Emmy-winning "Schitt's Creek," approached the hosting duties with a unique perspective. "We're not stand-up comics," Dan Levy told People, acknowledging their unconventional approach. "We're coming at it from a very different place." Despite their lack of traditional stand-up experience, the Levy duo expressed their unwavering commitment to creating a welcoming and celebratory atmosphere for the attendees.

Jeremy Allen White Wins Emmy for "The Bear," Shares Preparation Secrets

"This is a huge night in so many people's lives, and we just want to be there to kind of make it as festive as possible for everybody," Dan added. Their genuine desire to honor the accomplishments of their fellow artists permeated throughout the evening, creating a convivial and inclusive ambiance.

The Emmy Awards witnessed a series of notable triumphs and heartfelt moments. Hiroyuki Sanada and Anna Sawai were recognized for their outstanding performances in "Shōgun," while Billy Crudup and Elizabeth Debicki shone in their supporting roles in "The Morning Show" and "The Crown," respectively.

Jeremy Allen White Wins Emmy for "The Bear," Shares Preparation Secrets

Within the comedy category, White's victory for his role in "The Bear" marked a significant milestone for the series, which had garnered widespread critical acclaim for its authentic portrayal of the high-stakes world of a Chicago restaurant. Jean Smart continued her winning streak for her role in "Hacks," securing the award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series.

In the limited/anthology series category, "Baby Reindeer" emerged as the frontrunner, taking home awards for Outstanding Limited/Anthology Series, Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited/Anthology Series or Movie for Richard Gadd, and Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited/Anthology Series or Movie for Jessica Gunning. Jodie Foster received the award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited/Anthology Series or Movie for her performance in "True Detective: Night Country."

Jeremy Allen White Wins Emmy for "The Bear," Shares Preparation Secrets

The evening also recognized achievements in animated programs, talk shows, variety series, and reality competition programs. "Blue Eye Samurai" triumphed in the Outstanding Animated Program category, while "The Daily Show" and "Last Week Tonight with John Oliver" dominated in the talk show and scripted variety series categories, respectively.

The Emmy Awards culminated with the presentation of the Governors Award to Greg Berlanti, honoring his exceptional contributions to the television industry. Pat Sajak and Alan Cumming were recognized for their hosting prowess in "Wheel of Fortune" and "The Traitors," respectively.

Jeremy Allen White Wins Emmy for "The Bear," Shares Preparation Secrets

As the curtain fell on the 76th Emmy Awards, the celebration of excellence in television continued. Jeremy Allen White, with his unconventional preparation and authentic portrayal of Carmy, emerged as a shining star among the industry's brightest.