Anonymous Content, the production and talent management company, secured 10 Emmy nominations, prompting jubilant celebrations at its Los Angeles office. The haul matters as a marker of recovery for a firm that has struggled since the death of founder Steve Golin in 2019, and it comes just five months into the tenure of new president and CEO Darren Walker, who joined from the Ford Foundation.

Among the nominees are Sally Field, up for lead actress in a limited series or movie for Netflix's "Remarkably Bright Creatures", and Matthew Rhys, who earned two nods for "The Beast Within Me" and "Widow's Bay" — reportedly the first time in over 30 years that an actor has landed lead nominations in both limited series/movie and comedy in the same year. Betty Gilpin and Sarah Pidgeon were also recognised. Walker, who has a long personal friendship with Field, recounted how she offered him gentle, "motherly" dating advice after the death of his partner, telling him to take his time and that he would find love again.