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Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress – Series, Miniseries or Television Film

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Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress – Series, Miniseries, or Television Film
The 2023 recipient: Elizabeth Debicki
Awarded forBest Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Series, Miniseries, or Television Film
CountryUnited States
Presented byHollywood Foreign Press Association
First awardedFebruary 5, 1971
Currently held byElizabeth Debicki,
The Crown (2023)
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Websitegoldenglobes.com

The Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress – Series, Miniseries, or Television Film is an award presented annually by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA). It is the Golden Globe Award given in honor of an actress who has delivered an outstanding performance in a supporting role on a television series, miniseries or motion picture made for television for the calendar year. The award was first presented at the 28th Golden Globe Awards on February 5, 1971, to Gail Fisher for her role in Mannix. It was presented under the title Best Supporting Actress – Television Series before changing to its current title in 1980. For the 80th Golden Globe Awards, the category was split into two categories: Comedy/Drama Series and Limited or Anthology Series or Television Film.

Since its inception, the award has been given to 56 actresses. Elizabeth Debicki is the current recipient of the award for her portrayal of Diana, Princess of Wales in The Crown. Valerie Bertinelli, Laura Dern, Faye Dunaway, and Polly Holliday have all won the most awards in this category with two each. Rhea Perlman has been nominated for the award on six occasions, the most within the category; she lost all six times.

Winners and nominees

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Listed below are the winners of the award for each year, as well as the other nominees:

Key Meaning
‡ Indicates the winning actress
Gail Fisher was the first recipient in this category for her role in Mannix as Peggy Fair. She would later receive two more nominations.
Julie Kavner received four nominations for her performance in Rhoda as Brenda Morgenstern.
Hermione Baddeley won the award for her portrayal of Mrs. Nell Naugatuck in Maude.
Sally Struthers received four nominations for her performance in All in the Family as Gloria Stivic.
Polly Holliday won two consecutive awards in 1978 and 1979 for her role in Alice as Florence "Flo" Castleberry, tying with Valerie Bertinelli, Laura Dern and Faye Dunaway for the most wins in the category.
Valerie Bertinelli won twice for her performance in One Day at a Time as Barbara Cooper, tying with Laura Dern, Faye Dunaway and Polly Holliday for the most wins in the category.
Barbara Stanwyck won in 1983 for The Thorn Birds.
Faye Dunaway tied with Valerie Bertinelli, Laura Dern and Polly Holliday for the most wins in the category, winning the award for her performances in Ellis Island (1984) and Gia (1998).
Katherine Helmond won the award in 1989 for her role in Who's the Boss? as Mona Robinson.
Rhea Perlman received six nominations, the most in the category, for her portrayal of Carla Tortelli on Cheers.
Julia Louis-Dreyfus won in 1993 for her performance in Seinfeld as Elaine Benes.
Kathy Bates won the award for her performance in the HBO television film The Late Shift (1996).
Christine Baranski received two nominations for her portrayal of Maryann Thorpe on Cybill.
Angelina Jolie won the award for her role in George Wallace (1997).
Cynthia Nixon received four nominations for her performance in Sex and the City as Miranda Hobbes.
Vanessa Redgrave won for her performance in the HBO television film If These Walls Could Talk 2 (2000).
Kim Cattrall won in 2002 for her role in Sex and the City as Samantha Jones.
Sandra Oh won the award for her portrayal of Dr. Cristina Yang on Grey's Anatomy.
Chloë Sevigny won for her performance in Big Love as Nicolette Grant.
Jessica Lange won the award for her role as Constance Langdon on the FX anthology series American Horror Story: Murder House.
Hayden Panettiere received two nominations for her performance in Nashville.
Maura Tierney won for her portrayal of Helen Solloway in The Affair.
Olivia Colman won for her portrayal of Angela Burr in The Night Manager (2016).
Patricia Clarkson won for her portrayal of Adora Crellin in Sharp Objects (2018).
Gillian Anderson won for her portrayal of Margaret Thatcher in The Crown.

Best Supporting Actress – Television Series

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1970s

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Year Actor Role Program Network Ref.
1970
(28th)
Gail Fisher ‡ Peggy Fair Mannix CBS [1]
Sue Ane Langdon Lilian Nuvo Arnie CBS
Miyoshi Umeki Mrs. Livingston The Courtship of Eddie's Father ABC
Karen Valentine Miss Alice Johnson Room 222
Lesley Ann Warren Dana Lambert Mission: Impossible CBS
1971
(29th)
Sue Ane Langdon ‡ Lilian Nuvo Arnie CBS [2]
Amanda Blake Miss Kitty Russell Gunsmoke CBS
Gail Fisher Peggy Fair Mannix
Sally Struthers Gloria Stivic All in the Family
Lily Tomlin Various Characters Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In NBC
1972
(30th)
Ruth Buzzi ‡ Various Characters Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In NBC [3]
Susan Dey Laurie Partridge The Partridge Family ABC
Vicki Lawrence Various Characters The Carol Burnett Show CBS
Audra Lindley Amy Fitzgerald Bridget Loves Bernie
Sally Struthers Gloria Stivic All in the Family
Elena Verdugo Consuelo Lopez Marcus Welby, M.D. ABC
1973
(31st)
Ellen Corby ‡ Esther Walton The Waltons CBS [4]
Gail Fisher Peggy Fair Mannix CBS
Valerie Harper Rhoda Morgenstern The Mary Tyler Moore Show
Sally Struthers Gloria Stivic All in the Family
Loretta Swit Maj. Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan M*A*S*H
1974
(32nd)
Betty Garrett ‡ Irene Lorenzo All in the Family CBS [5]
Ellen Corby Esther Walton The Waltons CBS
Julie Kavner Brenda Morgenstern Rhoda
Vicki Lawrence Various Characters The Carol Burnett Show
Nancy Walker Mildred McMillan & Wife NBC
1975
(33rd)
Hermione Baddeley ‡ Mrs. Nell Naugatuck Maude CBS [6]
Susan Howard Maggie Petrocelli Petrocelli NBC
Julie Kavner Brenda Morgenstern Rhoda CBS
Nancy Walker Mildred McMillan & Wife NBC
Ida Morgenstern Rhoda CBS
1976
(34th)
Josette Banzet ‡ Miss Lenaut Rich Man, Poor Man ABC [7]
Adrienne Barbeau Carol Traynor Maude CBS
Darleen Carr Tommy Caldwell Once an Eagle NBC
Ellen Corby Esther Walton The Waltons CBS
Julie Kavner Brenda Morgenstern Rhoda
Vicki Lawrence Various Characters The Carol Burnett Show
Anne Meara Sally Gallagher Rhoda
Sally Struthers Gloria Stivic All in the Family
1977
(35th)
No Award
1978
(36th)
Polly Holliday ‡ Florence "Flo" Castleberry Alice CBS [8]
Marilu Henner Elaine Nardo Taxi ABC
Julie Kavner Brenda Morgenstern Rhoda CBS
Linda Kelsey Billie Newman Lou Grant
Audra Lindley Helen Roper Three's Company ABC
Nancy Walker Ida Morgenstern Rhoda CBS
1979
(37th)
Polly Holliday ‡ Florence "Flo" Castleberry Alice CBS [9]
Loni Anderson Jennifer Marlowe WKRP in Cincinnati CBS
Marilu Henner Elaine Nardo Taxi ABC
Beth Howland Vera Louise Gorman Alice CBS
Linda Kelsey Billie Newman Lou Grant

Best Supporting Actress – Series, Miniseries, or Television Film

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1980s

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Year Actor Role Program Network Ref.
1980
(38th)
Valerie Bertinelli ‡ Barbara Cooper One Day at a Time CBS [10]
Diane Ladd ‡ Isabelle "Belle" Dupree Alice
Marilu Henner Elaine Nardo Taxi ABC
Beth Howland Vera Louise Gorman Alice CBS
Linda Kelsey Billie Newman Lou Grant
1981
(39th)
Valerie Bertinelli ‡ Barbara Cooper One Day at a Time CBS [11]
Danielle Brisebois Stephanie Mills Archie Bunker's Place CBS
Beth Howland Vera Louise Gorman Alice
Marilu Henner Elaine Nardo Taxi ABC
Lauren Tewes Julie McCoy The Love Boat
1982
(40th)
Shelley Long ‡ Diane Chambers Cheers NBC [12]
Valerie Bertinelli Barbara Cooper One Day at a Time CBS
Marilu Henner Elaine Nardo Taxi ABC
Beth Howland Vera Louise Gorman Alice CBS
Carol Kane Simka Dahblitz Taxi ABC
Loretta Swit Maj. Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan M*A*S*H CBS
1983
(41st)
Barbara Stanwyck ‡ Mary Carson The Thorn Birds ABC [13]
Polly Holliday Aunt Minerva The Gift of Love: A Christmas Story CBS
Angela Lansbury Amanda Fenwick
Piper Laurie Anne Mueller The Thorn Birds ABC
Jean Simmons Fee Cleary
Victoria Tennant Pamela Tudsbury The Winds of War
1984
(42nd)
Faye Dunaway ‡ Maud Charteris Ellis Island CBS [14]
Selma Diamond Selma Hacker Night Court NBC
Marla Gibbs Florence Johnston The Jeffersons CBS
Gina Lollobrigida Francesca Gioberti Falcon Crest
Rhea Perlman Carla Tortelli Cheers NBC
Roxana Zal Amelia Bennett Something About Amelia ABC
1985
(43rd)
Sylvia Sidney ‡ Beatrice McKenna An Early Frost NBC [15]
Lesley-Anne Down Madeline Fabray North and South ABC
Katherine Helmond Mona Robinson Who's the Boss?
Kate Reid Linda Loman Death of a Salesman CBS
Inga Swenson Gretchen Kraus Benson ABC
1986
(44th)
Olivia de Havilland ‡ Dowager Empress Maria Feodorovna Anastasia: The Mystery of Anna NBC [16]
Justine Bateman Mallory Keaton Family Ties NBC
Piper Laurie Annie Gilbert Promise CBS
Lilli Palmer Tsarina Natalya Peter the Great NBC
Geraldine Page Itta Halaunbrenner Nazi Hunter: The Beate Klarsfeld Story ABC
Rhea Perlman Carla Tortelli Cheers NBC
1987
(45th)
Claudette Colbert ‡ Alice Grenville The Two Mrs. Grenvilles NBC [17]
Allyce Beasley Agnes DiPesto Moonlighting ABC
Julia Duffy Stephanie Vanderkellen Newhart CBS
Christine Lahti Althea Milford Amerika ABC
Rhea Perlman Carla Tortelli Cheers NBC
1988
(46th)
Katherine Helmond ‡ Mona Robinson Who's the Boss? ABC [18]
Jackée Harry Sandra Clark 227 NBC
Swoosie Kurtz Doris Steadman Baja Oklahoma HBO
Rhea Perlman Carla Tortelli Cheers NBC
Susan Ruttan Roxanne Melman L.A. Law
1989
(47th)
Amy Madigan ‡ Sarah Weddington Roe vs. Wade NBC [19]
Anjelica Huston Clara Allen Lonesome Dove CBS
Rhea Perlman Carla Tortelli Cheers NBC
Susan Ruttan Roxanne Melman L.A. Law
Julie Sommars Julie Marsh Matlock

1990s

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Year Actor Role Program Network Ref.
1990
(48th)
Piper Laurie ‡ Catherine Martell Twin Peaks ABC [20]
Sherilyn Fenn Audrey Horne Twin Peaks ABC
Faith Ford Corky Sherwood Murphy Brown CBS
Marg Helgenberger Karen "K.C." Koloski China Beach ABC
Park Overall Laverne Todd Empty Nest NBC
1991
(49th)
Amanda Donohoe ‡ Cara Jean Lamb L.A. Law NBC [21]
Sammi Davis Caroline Hailey Homefront ABC
Faith Ford Corky Sherwood Murphy Brown CBS
Estelle Getty Sophia Petrillo The Golden Girls NBC
Park Overall Laverne Todd Empty Nest
Rhea Perlman Carla Tortelli Cheers
Jean Stapleton Henny Fire in the Dark CBS
1992
(50th)
Joan Plowright ‡ Olga Alliluyeva Stalin HBO [22]
Olympia Dukakis Dolly Sinatra Sinatra CBS
Laurie Metcalf Jackie Harris Roseanne ABC
Park Overall Laverne Todd Empty Nest NBC
Amanda Plummer Lusia Burke Miss Rose White
Gena Rowlands Honora Swift Crazy in Love TNT
1993
(51st)
Julia Louis-Dreyfus ‡ Elaine Benes Seinfeld NBC [23]
Cynthia Gibb Louise / Gypsy Rose Lee Gypsy CBS
Ann-Margret Sally Jackson Alex Haley's Queen
Cecilia Peck Margaret Church The Portrait TNT
Theresa Saldana Rachel Scali The Commish ABC
1994
(52nd)
Miranda Richardson ‡ Charlie Maguire Fatherland HBO [24]
Sônia Braga Regina de Carvalho The Burning Season HBO
Tyne Daly Alice Henderson Christy CBS
Jane Leeves Daphne Moon Frasier NBC
Laura Leighton Sydney Andrews Melrose Place Fox
Julia Louis-Dreyfus Elaine Benes Seinfeld NBC
Laurie Metcalf Jackie Harris Roseanne ABC
Leigh Taylor-Young Rachel Harris Picket Fences CBS
Liz Torres Mahalia Sanchez The John Larroquette Show NBC
1995
(53rd)
Shirley Knight ‡ Peggy Buckey Indictment: The McMartin Trial HBO [25]
Christine Baranski Maryann Thorpe Cybill CBS
Judy Davis Diane Divelbess Serving in Silence: The Margarethe Cammermeyer Story NBC
Melanie Griffith Dora DuFran Buffalo Girls CBS
Lisa Kudrow Phoebe Buffay Friends NBC
Julianna Margulies Carol Hathaway ER
1996
(54th)
Kathy Bates ‡ Helen Kushnick The Late Shift HBO [26]
Christine Baranski Maryann Thorpe Cybill CBS
Cher Dr. Beth Thompson If These Walls Could Talk HBO
Kristen Johnston Sally Solomon 3rd Rock from the Sun NBC
Greta Scacchi Tsarina Alexandra Rasputin: Dark Servant of Destiny HBO
1997
(55th)
Angelina Jolie ‡ Cornelia Wallace George Wallace TNT [27]
Joely Fisher Paige Clark Ellen ABC
Della Reese Tess Touched by an Angel CBS
Gloria Reuben Jeanie Boulet ER NBC
Mare Winningham Lurleen Wallace George Wallace TNT
1998
(56th)
Faye Dunaway ‡ Wilhelmina Cooper Gia HBO [28]
Camryn Manheim ‡ Ellenor Frutt The Practice ABC
Helena Bonham Carter Morgan le Fay Merlin NBC
Jane Krakowski Elaine Vassal Ally McBeal Fox
Wendie Malick Nina Van Horn Just Shoot Me! NBC
Susan Sullivan Kitty Montgomery Dharma & Greg ABC
1999
(57th)
Nancy Marchand ‡ Livia Soprano The Sopranos HBO [29]
Kathy Bates Miss Agatha Hannigan Annie ABC
Jacqueline Bisset Isabelle d'Arc Joan of Arc CBS
Kim Cattrall Samantha Jones Sex and the City HBO
Melanie Griffith Marion Davies RKO 281
Cynthia Nixon Miranda Hobbes Sex and the City
Miranda Richardson Dinah Pellerin The Big Brass Ring Showtime

2000s

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Year Actor Role Program Network Ref.
2000
(58th)
Vanessa Redgrave ‡ Edith Tree If These Walls Could Talk 2 HBO [30]
Kim Cattrall Samantha Jones Sex and the City HBO
Faye Dunaway Meg Gable Running Mates TNT
Allison Janney C. J. Cregg The West Wing NBC
Megan Mullally Karen Walker Will & Grace
Cynthia Nixon Miranda Hobbes Sex and the City HBO
2001
(59th)
Rachel Griffiths ‡ Brenda Chenowith Six Feet Under HBO [31]
Jennifer Aniston Rachel Green Friends NBC
Tammy Blanchard Young Judy Garland Life with Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows ABC
Allison Janney C. J. Cregg The West Wing NBC
Megan Mullally Karen Walker Will & Grace
2002
(60th)
Kim Cattrall ‡ Samantha Jones Sex and the City HBO [32]
Megan Mullally Karen Walker Will & Grace NBC
Cynthia Nixon Miranda Hobbes Sex and the City HBO
Parker Posey Jinger Heath Hell on Heels: The Battle of Mary Kay CBS
Gena Rowlands Virginia Miller Hysterical Blindness HBO
2003
(61st)
Mary-Louise Parker ‡ Harper Pitt Angels in America HBO [33]
Kim Cattrall Samantha Jones Sex and the City HBO
Kristin Davis Charlotte York Goldenblatt
Megan Mullally Karen Walker Will & Grace NBC
Cynthia Nixon Miranda Hobbes Sex and the City HBO
2004
(62nd)
Anjelica Huston ‡ Carrie Chapman Catt Iron Jawed Angels HBO [34]
Drea de Matteo Adriana La Cerva The Sopranos HBO
Nicollette Sheridan Edie Britt Desperate Housewives ABC
Charlize Theron Britt Ekland The Life and Death of Peter Sellers HBO
Emily Watson Anne Sellers
2005
(63rd)
Sandra Oh ‡ Dr. Cristina Yang Grey's Anatomy ABC [35]
Candice Bergen Shirley Schmidt Boston Legal ABC
Camryn Manheim Gladys Presley Elvis CBS
Elizabeth Perkins Celia Hodes Weeds Showtime
Joanne Woodward Francine Whiting Empire Falls HBO
2006
(64th)
Emily Blunt ‡ Natasha Warner Gideon's Daughter BBC America [36]
Toni Collette Kathy Graham Tsunami: The Aftermath HBO
Katherine Heigl Dr. Isobel "Izzie" Stevens Grey's Anatomy ABC
Sarah Paulson Harriet Hayes Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip NBC
Elizabeth Perkins Celia Hodes Weeds Showtime
2007
(65th)
Samantha Morton ‡ Myra Hindley Longford HBO [37]
Rose Byrne Ellen Parsons Damages FX
Rachel Griffiths Sarah Whedon Brothers & Sisters ABC
Katherine Heigl Dr. Isobel "Izzie" Stevens Grey's Anatomy
Anna Paquin Elaine Goodale Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee HBO
Jaime Pressly Joy Turner My Name Is Earl NBC
2008
(66th)
Laura Dern ‡ Katherine Harris Recount HBO [38]
Eileen Atkins Deborah Jenkyns Cranford PBS
Melissa George Laura Hill In Treatment HBO
Rachel Griffiths Sarah Whedon Brothers & Sisters ABC
Dianne Wiest Dr. Gina Toll In Treatment HBO
2009
(67th)
Chloë Sevigny ‡ Nicolette "Nicki" Grant Big Love HBO [39]
Jane Adams Tanya Skagle Hung HBO
Rose Byrne Ellen Parsons Damages FX
Jane Lynch Sue Sylvester Glee Fox
Janet McTeer Clementine Churchill Into the Storm HBO

2010s

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Year Actor Role Program Network Ref.
2010
(68th)
Jane Lynch ‡ Sue Sylvester Glee Fox [40]
Hope Davis Hillary Clinton The Special Relationship HBO
Kelly Macdonald Margaret Schroeder Boardwalk Empire
Julia Stiles Lumen Pierce Dexter Showtime
Sofía Vergara Gloria Delgado-Pritchett Modern Family ABC
2011
(69th)
Jessica Lange ‡ Constance Langdon American Horror Story FX [41]
Kelly Macdonald Margaret Thompson Boardwalk Empire HBO
Maggie Smith Violet Crawley, Dowager Countess of Grantham Downton Abbey PBS
Sofía Vergara Gloria Delgado-Pritchett Modern Family ABC
Evan Rachel Wood Veda Pierce Mildred Pierce HBO
2012
(70th)
Maggie Smith ‡ Violet Crawley, Dowager Countess of Grantham Downton Abbey PBS [42]
Hayden Panettiere Juliette Barnes Nashville ABC
Archie Panjabi Kalinda Sharma The Good Wife CBS
Sarah Paulson Nicolle Wallace Game Change HBO
Sofía Vergara Gloria Delgado-Pritchett Modern Family ABC
2013
(71st)
Jacqueline Bisset ‡ Lavinia, Lady Cremone Dancing on the Edge Starz [43]
Janet McTeer Jacquetta of Luxembourg, Countess Rivers The White Queen Starz
Hayden Panettiere Juliette Barnes Nashville ABC
Monica Potter Kristina Braverman Parenthood NBC
Sofía Vergara Gloria Delgado-Pritchett Modern Family ABC
2014
(72nd)
Joanne Froggatt ‡ Anna Bates Downton Abbey PBS [44]
Uzo Aduba Suzanne "Crazy Eyes" Warren Orange Is the New Black Netflix
Kathy Bates Ethel Darling American Horror Story: Freak Show FX
Allison Janney Bonnie Plunkett Mom CBS
Michelle Monaghan Maggie Hart True Detective HBO
2015
(73rd)
Maura Tierney ‡ Helen Solloway The Affair Showtime [45]
Uzo Aduba Suzanne "Crazy Eyes" Warren Orange Is the New Black Netflix
Joanne Froggatt Anna Bates Downton Abbey PBS
Regina King Aliyah Shadeed American Crime ABC
Judith Light Shelly Pfefferman Transparent Prime Video
2016
(74th)
Olivia Colman ‡ Angela Burr The Night Manager AMC [46]
Lena Headey Cersei Lannister Game of Thrones HBO
Chrissy Metz Kate Pearson This Is Us NBC
Mandy Moore Rebecca Pearson
Thandiwe Newton Maeve Millay Westworld HBO
2017
(75th)
Laura Dern ‡ Renata Klein Big Little Lies HBO [47]
Ann Dowd Aunt Lydia The Handmaid's Tale Hulu
Chrissy Metz Kate Pearson This Is Us NBC
Michelle Pfeiffer Ruth Madoff The Wizard of Lies HBO
Shailene Woodley Jane Chapman Big Little Lies
2018
(76th)
Patricia Clarkson ‡ Adora Crellin Sharp Objects HBO [48]
Alex Borstein Susie Myerson The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Prime Video
Penélope Cruz Donatella Versace The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story FX
Thandiwe Newton Maeve Millay Westworld HBO
Yvonne Strahovski Serena Joy Waterford The Handmaid's Tale Hulu
2019
(77th)
Patricia Arquette ‡ Dee Dee Blanchard The Act Hulu [49]
Helena Bonham Carter Princess Margaret The Crown Netflix
Toni Collette Det. Grace Rasmussen Unbelievable
Meryl Streep Mary Louise Wright Big Little Lies HBO
Emily Watson Ulana Khomyuk Chernobyl

2020s

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Year Actor Role Program Network Ref.
2020
(78th)
Gillian Anderson ‡ Margaret Thatcher The Crown Netflix [50]
Helena Bonham Carter Princess Margaret The Crown Netflix
Julia Garner Ruth Langmore Ozark
Annie Murphy Alexis Rose Schitt's Creek Pop TV
Cynthia Nixon Gwendolyn Briggs Ratched Netflix
2021
(79th)
Sarah Snook ‡ Siobhan "Shiv" Roy Succession HBO [51]
Jennifer Coolidge Tanya McQuoid The White Lotus HBO
Kaitlyn Dever Betsy Mallum Dopesick Hulu
Andie MacDowell Paula Russell Maid Netflix
Hannah Waddingham Rebecca Welton Ted Lasso Apple TV+
2022
(80th)
Best Supporting Actress in a Television Series – Comedy/Musical or Drama
Julia Garner ‡ Ruth Langmore Ozark Netflix [52]
Elizabeth Debicki Diana, Princess of Wales The Crown Netflix
Hannah Einbinder Ava Daniels Hacks HBO Max
Janelle James Ava Coleman Abbott Elementary ABC
Sheryl Lee Ralph Barbara Howard
Best Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Television Film
Jennifer Coolidge ‡ Tanya McQuoid The White Lotus: Sicily HBO [52]
Claire Danes Rachel Fleishman Fleishman Is in Trouble FX
Daisy Edgar-Jones Brenda Lafferty Under the Banner of Heaven
Niecy Nash Glenda Cleveland Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story Netflix
Aubrey Plaza Harper Spiller The White Lotus: Sicily HBO
2023
(81st)
Elizabeth Debicki ‡ Diana, Princess of Wales The Crown Netflix [53]
Abby Elliott Natalie "Sugar" Berzatto The Bear FX
Christina Ricci Misty Quigley Yellowjackets Showtime
J. Smith-Cameron Gerri Kellman Succession HBO
Meryl Streep Loretta Durkin Only Murders in the Building Hulu
Hannah Waddingham Rebecca Welton Ted Lasso Apple TV+

Superlatives

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See also

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References

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