Noah Wyle Claims First Emmy for ‘The Pitt,’ Dedicates Win to ER Workers
Noah Wyle Claims First Emmy for ‘The Pitt,’ Dedicates Win to ER Workers
Veteran actor Noah Wyle has finally secured his first Emmy Award, taking home the prize for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series for his role in HBO Max’s critically acclaimed series, “The Pitt.” The win marks a significant milestone for Wyle, who had previously received six acting nominations throughout his career, primarily for his iconic portrayal of Dr. John Carter in the medical drama “ER.”
Wyle triumphed over a strong field of nominees, including Sterling K. Brown, Gary Oldman, Pedro Pascal, and Adam Scott. In a heartfelt acceptance speech, he expressed gratitude to his fellow nominees and the teams at HBO Max and Warner Bros. Television, crediting them for creating the conditions for his success. He concluded with a poignant dedication, stating, “And most of all, if anybody is going on shift tonight or coming off shift tonight, thank you for being in that job. This is for you.”
“The Pitt,” which debuted in January and was renewed for a second season slated for January 2026, garnered 13 Emmy nominations this year. Beyond Wyle’s win, the show also celebrated victories at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards, including Shawn Hatosy for Best Guest Actor and Katherine LaNasa for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series.
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