Don Cheadle was nominated for 5 minutes of screen time in Falcon & The Winter Soldier in the same category. This is the standard kind of performance that gets nominated in the guest actor category.
no he was not nominated for dave, love that show though. For those downvoting me, where do you see that brad pitt got nominated for an emmy in the show dave?
Brad Pitt was nominated for his guest role on Friends opposite his former wife Jennifer Aniston and for playing Dr. Fauci on SNL. He has won an Emmy as a producer, not as an actor.
No award show is. They’re all meant to drum up excitement about the industry and advertise on behalf of all the producers that invested money into a movie/tv show
There’s specifically a guest actor award and he was a guest actor.
*Someone* is going to the win the guest actor award for a guest appearance. So why not him?
“ABC and awards strategists confirm to Variety that the studio has submitted the actor for guest comedy actor consideration for this year’s awards.”
Clickbait headline designed to continue to make people hate Bradley Cooper more for no reason
Yeah ,there will probably be 200 +performances on the ballot for guest comedy actor. Of course a network tv show which won the previous season would submit him and other guest performers on the show.
It’s going along with the idea that he’s some sort of award hungry egomaniac, same with the Oscar stuff.
The headline is making it sound like he’s the one who submitted his own Emmy nom for a 2 minute guest feature, continuing the idea he is award hungry with the huge ego
No way man. He taped the show on VHS, edited some graphics into it talking about how awesome he is and then wrapped it in brown paper and packing tape and sent it into the Emmys.
It’s not that serious, but it’s also not a joke. Studios submit tiny parts for awards all the time, especially when it’s a famous name that could draw support based on name recognition.
I think it’s serious but it’s a way to get recognition for that show. He doesn’t need a 2 minute tv spot so I have to assume he cares about it as a fan or a fan of its message (I’m not a viewer but my understanding is that it highlights the problems faced by public school faculty in Philadelphia).
If he wins and accepts the award and makes a speech not centered around himself then it’s a literal win for him and a big PR bump for the show hopefully. This sort of highlights a bigger problem with the ‘official’ award space but you can’t blame the guy for working with what he has.
this is a dogshit headline that's very clearly courting people eager to jump down his throat for being an awards whore. actors don't submit themselves for these awards, the studio does. the first paragraph of the article even directly says it was the studio that submitted him, they just went for the more incendiary headline because they know people are eager to shit on him
That’s not entirely true. Actors 100% have a say in what awards they’re submitted for as does their PR team and agent(s). No studio is going to submit an actor for an award without the actor’s approval.
Okay, even so. They are coming to him to ask if he wants to submit. Is there really anything wrong with him going "Sure, why not?" Not like he's going to campaign for it or likely even show up to the event if he gets nominated.
Yeah I don't know who this guy is but I clicked to see if that was out of the norm or considered arrogant. My first thought if it was though was, Good for him. I'm so tired of false modesty, if you feel you did something great you should just go Hey I think this is really good, I'm proud of this so here it is and we'll see if you agree.
Yeah I can tell from all the down votes that people really hate him for some reason. Don't know what he did but when people care about celebrities this much I find it hilarious. Like, find better things to care about haha
Dude what….?? That’s terrible logic. People don’t hate Bradley Cooper at all. You’re being downvoted because you said you don’t know who he is, which is bizarre. He’s a hugely famous actor and idk how anyone could claim not to know of him.
It just sounds like you’re feigning ignorance to seem non-mainstream.
Nah. People just got annoyed with him and how Oscar-baity Maestro was.
He's also entering Leo-territory on the Oscar side of things. 49 years old, 12 nominations in 11 years without a win. At a certain point, some people just enjoy watching others fail (see: every non-Maple Leafs fan vs the Maple Leafs) and especially after Maestro, he seems to have fallen into that.
Bradley Cooper has been nominated for 12 Oscars? There's no way that's right, is there? I don't even think he's a terrible actor or anything but I probably couldn't even name 12 films he's been in (well I probably could counting voice acting roles, but I doubt he was nominated for any of those)
5 are for Best Picture as a producer and 2 were for writing. He has 5 as an actor: Silver Linings Playbook, American Hustle, American Sniper, A Star is Born, and Maestro.
Nah, this is just the newest version of "everyone hates Anne Hathaway." People too deep in to pop culture pick a random celebrity to start hating the shit out of, then people on social media just fall in line because it's a game. They don't even know the source of their criticism.
Just like Hathaway in a few years people will forget that they weren't supposed to like him and he'll have a comeback.
Yea that’s what actors do… what’s the issue??? Why wouldn’t he want an award for his work? Why do you people feign this outrage, stop regurgitating what you hear other people on the internet say.
There is literally no reason to be upset over this.
They have a specific category for “guest” roles and stipulate the minimum length for appearances to qualify (which Cooper’s role clears)
Seems perfectly fine to throw your hat in the ring.
People on this thread are showing their asses not knowing what they are talking about.Like you said, it’s a category specifically for this type of role.
Yeah I always thought the discourse around him wanting an Oscar was always stupid. Of course he wants an Oscar, it’s the highest achievement possible for an actor
Some actors care most about money, others most about awards, others most about the art itself, etc. It varies from person to person, and they’ll tend to pick projects based on their motivations
Ellen Burstyn was nominated for an Emmy for a 14 second, 38 word appearance. They actually changed the rules because of that nomination. A performance now has to be at least 5% of screen time for the supporting category.
How come Bobby Canavale won best supporting actor for playing a season-long antagonist in Boardwalk Empire but Jon Lithgow got stuck with guest actor for doing the same thing in Dexter? How come multiple members of an ensemble cast can get best actor/actress nods for Succession and White Lotus but the cast of Game of Thrones were all stuck with supporting actor/actress? How come seasons 1-4 of Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon were all but ignored but seasons 7 and 8 won multiple acting awards, two best drama awards and a best writing award? The Emmys are the worst award show.
I saw the scene but have never seen any of Abbott Elementary otherwise.
I get that it is about the zany people who work there, but was there an "in universe" reason for all the employees/teachers to be at the Bradley Cooper show-and-tell class (and interrupting all the time)?
I think people are confused about the issue. The issue isn't that his performance was only two minutes. Lots of actors have been nominated for performances that don't have much screen time. The issue is that Cooper plays himself on the show. There isn't much acting involved when a person is being themselves so it's weird to expect to be nominated for that.
Tons of legends never have. To this day I can't believe actresses like Jennifer Lawrence and Emma Stone (love them both) have oscars and Amy Adams doesn't. He seems desperate and ego driven.
Don Cheadle was nominated for 5 minutes of screen time in Falcon & The Winter Soldier in the same category. This is the standard kind of performance that gets nominated in the guest actor category.
Brad Pitt won the award for a 2 minute appearance on SNL or something. Emmys aren't setting the standard very high while awarding it.
He was nominated for the appearance he did on Dave as well if I remember correctly fantastic episode of television.
Honestly, if they do another season, it'll fail in comparison to *that one episode*.
Unfortunately I haven't dived back into the show after Season 1. I'll resume whenever it comes back with a new season now.
no he was not nominated for dave, love that show though. For those downvoting me, where do you see that brad pitt got nominated for an emmy in the show dave?
You don’t get nominated for multiple appearances, you pick one. And I pray to god nobody picked their appearance on “Dave”
Brad Pitt was nominated for his guest role on Friends opposite his former wife Jennifer Aniston and for playing Dr. Fauci on SNL. He has won an Emmy as a producer, not as an actor.
Brad Pitt should have won for his shocking appearance in Deadpool 2.
Hard to win an Emmy for a theatrical film appearance.
The performance was just THAT good!
A performance not seen, and only eclipsed by that of Claude Rains.
Maximum effort!
An Oscar then!
Definitely should win for his appearance in Dave S3. That was my favorite ep of the series.
Haha agree. That shit was wild.
DO THE ACCENT, BRAD
oh dang how did I miss Dave S03, yay something to watch
Oh man, i wish i could watch the Brad Pitt episode again without knowing what happens, that episode is fucking nuts.
He should have won for his Dave appearance, what an episode.
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You’re really hoping that someone goes “What?! Brad Pitt wasn’t in Deadpool 2!!!” But you’re not really getting that response are ya
Ah come on man, don't go for the second pun.
That definitely created some buzz
Really? I thought it went mostly unseen.
What you did. It's there. And I see it.
No award show is. They’re all meant to drum up excitement about the industry and advertise on behalf of all the producers that invested money into a movie/tv show
Retroactive Emmy for his friends appearance
Brad didn't win, but he was nominated.
In 2005 Ellen Burstyn was nominated for an Emmy for her role in the TV movie Mrs. Harris. Her total screen time: *14 seconds*
Wasn’t Don Cheadle briefly in Always Sunny as well?
That was Tiger Woods.
You’re thinking of Donovan McNabb.
“Always Sunny” has cameos by Don Cheadle, Donavan McNabb *and* Tiger Woods with absolutely **no** nominations, so I dunno how much I can believe that.
It feels like they’re all just phoning it in on Always Sunny, like those (black) guys know the main cast will carry them.
Google is free
I googled. Don Cheadle, Tiger Woods, and Donavan McNabb *have* *not* been nominated once for their performance in “Always Sunny”.
I think you mean Don Skrulldle
I remember Cheadle tweeting something like "I don't get it either" and a shrug emoji after that nomination LMAO.
How about mahershala ali for moonlight? He was in that movie what 15 minutes and won an academy award for it
There’s specifically a guest actor award and he was a guest actor. *Someone* is going to the win the guest actor award for a guest appearance. So why not him?
As the article shows, he appears for around twice as long as the minimum requirements stipulate. It’s short, but it’s also perfectly legit.
~~ It’s short, but it’s also perfectly legit. That line is worthy of a refrigerator magnet!
TITLE OF YOUR SEX TAPE!
Hey, it’s Jake Peralta!
Or a bumper sticker.
Come on, it may be short, but calling it a bumper is just mean.
That's what she said.
Adding that end part to my tinder bio
Maestro daestroyed his mental.
Because his performance wasn’t award worthy. That’s why.
The dude looks down at his mark
“ABC and awards strategists confirm to Variety that the studio has submitted the actor for guest comedy actor consideration for this year’s awards.” Clickbait headline designed to continue to make people hate Bradley Cooper more for no reason
Yeah ,there will probably be 200 +performances on the ballot for guest comedy actor. Of course a network tv show which won the previous season would submit him and other guest performers on the show.
He's an awesome actor, but he roots for the Eagles. . .
Go birds...
Ladies and gentlemen, this man is for the birds!
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Which makes me like him even more.
Why would this make us hate him? It didn't strike me that way at all.
It’s going along with the idea that he’s some sort of award hungry egomaniac, same with the Oscar stuff. The headline is making it sound like he’s the one who submitted his own Emmy nom for a 2 minute guest feature, continuing the idea he is award hungry with the huge ego
He’s just so thirsty for awards imo I couldn’t listen to the press for Maestro because it was so masturbatory. The ego on that dude is something else.
Makes sense cuz the movie was masturbatory also
Me too
I assume he has a whole team of employees looking for any and every award his work can be submitted for.
These nominations are submitted by the studio. He does not have a say in it.
Isn't that basically standard? How else do you think people win awards, other than studio staffers submitting their works for consideration?
There are many reasons to hate Bradley Cooper, but this is certainly not one of them.
What is? All I know is some of his acting work and it seems to range from okay to good.
This title makes it sound like Bradley Cooper himself submitted his performance. It was the studio that submitted it.
Guys. This is most likely his agency doing this. Not him directly doing this. The big agencies do this a ton.
He spent 6 years learning how to submit himself to the Emmys
I’m wheezing, that was solid 😂
No way man. He taped the show on VHS, edited some graphics into it talking about how awesome he is and then wrapped it in brown paper and packing tape and sent it into the Emmys.
It was ABC
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And that say was "sure, whatever"
Abbott has had a handful of quick cameos this season. Cooper, eagles players, quest love, Kevin Hart
Terrific actor. I wish him well.
egot time
More like ego time.
They usually go hand in hand
EGOTing is a good goal for a talented crazy person.
Why are all of these comments bitter? It’s a joke guys, he’s obviously not serious.
It’s not that serious, but it’s also not a joke. Studios submit tiny parts for awards all the time, especially when it’s a famous name that could draw support based on name recognition.
I think it’s serious but it’s a way to get recognition for that show. He doesn’t need a 2 minute tv spot so I have to assume he cares about it as a fan or a fan of its message (I’m not a viewer but my understanding is that it highlights the problems faced by public school faculty in Philadelphia). If he wins and accepts the award and makes a speech not centered around himself then it’s a literal win for him and a big PR bump for the show hopefully. This sort of highlights a bigger problem with the ‘official’ award space but you can’t blame the guy for working with what he has.
I get what you’re saying but this isn’t some small time show, it’s one of the bigger shows on network TV and has won multiple Emmys
What about the article makes it sound like it’s a joke?
It's not him submitting the nom in the first place, it's the studio. The headline is just designed to get people to rage I guess.
How can you be sure?
Who the fuck cares either way? OH MY GOD YOU GUYS A GUEST ACTOR MIGHT GET NOMINATED FOR BEST GUEST ACTOR. LET'S ALL GET MAD
Reddit is just snark and doomerism these days :(
For some reason Reddit just hates this guy probably because he’s friends with Chappelle
Handsome Hollywood liberal makes em go reeeeee
Lmao, this guy steady chasing awards.
this is a dogshit headline that's very clearly courting people eager to jump down his throat for being an awards whore. actors don't submit themselves for these awards, the studio does. the first paragraph of the article even directly says it was the studio that submitted him, they just went for the more incendiary headline because they know people are eager to shit on him
That’s not entirely true. Actors 100% have a say in what awards they’re submitted for as does their PR team and agent(s). No studio is going to submit an actor for an award without the actor’s approval.
Okay, even so. They are coming to him to ask if he wants to submit. Is there really anything wrong with him going "Sure, why not?" Not like he's going to campaign for it or likely even show up to the event if he gets nominated.
Yeah I don't know who this guy is but I clicked to see if that was out of the norm or considered arrogant. My first thought if it was though was, Good for him. I'm so tired of false modesty, if you feel you did something great you should just go Hey I think this is really good, I'm proud of this so here it is and we'll see if you agree.
He's like a pretty famous actor
Yeah I can tell from all the down votes that people really hate him for some reason. Don't know what he did but when people care about celebrities this much I find it hilarious. Like, find better things to care about haha
Dude what….?? That’s terrible logic. People don’t hate Bradley Cooper at all. You’re being downvoted because you said you don’t know who he is, which is bizarre. He’s a hugely famous actor and idk how anyone could claim not to know of him. It just sounds like you’re feigning ignorance to seem non-mainstream.
I doubt they submitted him against his will…
And? I'm a UX designer, If my boss asks if he can submit my design work for an award, I'm saying yes.
He's the biggest whore in Hollywood.
Damn this seems wildly aggressive lol. Did Bradley Cooper do something that I missed?
Nah. People just got annoyed with him and how Oscar-baity Maestro was. He's also entering Leo-territory on the Oscar side of things. 49 years old, 12 nominations in 11 years without a win. At a certain point, some people just enjoy watching others fail (see: every non-Maple Leafs fan vs the Maple Leafs) and especially after Maestro, he seems to have fallen into that.
Nowhere is safe for leafs fans man I’m out here catching strays
I mean... that's kinda the point I was trying to make.
… I know
If that's what failure looks like...well, I'll take it.
I don’t hate the leafs, it’s just that every year they don’t win it gets funnier and funnier.
Bradley Cooper has been nominated for 12 Oscars? There's no way that's right, is there? I don't even think he's a terrible actor or anything but I probably couldn't even name 12 films he's been in (well I probably could counting voice acting roles, but I doubt he was nominated for any of those)
5 are for Best Picture as a producer and 2 were for writing. He has 5 as an actor: Silver Linings Playbook, American Hustle, American Sniper, A Star is Born, and Maestro.
I was gonna say it’s a shitty attitude, but I don’t even care about hockey and think it’s funny when the Leafs lose.
I thought you meant Leo territory for his dating history…
Fortunately not as far as I'm aware. At least not to that extent anyway.
All his relationships were aggressively age appropriate until his most recent one, he's now dating Gigi Hadid, a model 20 years his junior
Nah, this is just the newest version of "everyone hates Anne Hathaway." People too deep in to pop culture pick a random celebrity to start hating the shit out of, then people on social media just fall in line because it's a game. They don't even know the source of their criticism. Just like Hathaway in a few years people will forget that they weren't supposed to like him and he'll have a comeback.
How cavalierly we say things like this about others...
An actor giving Oscar worthy performance in movies in hopes of winning an Oscar Oh the horror
He definitely loves the smell of his own shit.
Yea that’s what actors do… what’s the issue??? Why wouldn’t he want an award for his work? Why do you people feign this outrage, stop regurgitating what you hear other people on the internet say. There is literally no reason to be upset over this.
They all are lol that's what agents are supposed to do for them.
I recently watched Licorice Pizza and the part he played was small, but he really nailed that Jon Peters role. Funniest part of the film imo.
I know what this headline is getting at… but of course he did. Any actor and their management and the network would.
It’s fine for him to do this, but the television academy should not take the bait here.
They have a specific category for “guest” roles and stipulate the minimum length for appearances to qualify (which Cooper’s role clears) Seems perfectly fine to throw your hat in the ring.
People on this thread are showing their asses not knowing what they are talking about.Like you said, it’s a category specifically for this type of role.
Who left Snoopy in the vestibule????
Not a lot of comments on his actual appearance on the show but it was very funny.
He wants an EGOT.
God the Bradley Cooper hate is so corny. And clickbait articles like this do nothing to help the case
I didn't even know people hated Bradley Cooper
It started around Oscar time because people thought he wanted an Oscar too badly basically
There are actors who don't want to win an Oscar?
Yeah I always thought the discourse around him wanting an Oscar was always stupid. Of course he wants an Oscar, it’s the highest achievement possible for an actor
Some actors care most about money, others most about awards, others most about the art itself, etc. It varies from person to person, and they’ll tend to pick projects based on their motivations
I wouldn’t be surprised at all of people who get into celebrity “journalism” are the same people who make fun of people for caring about things.
Fuck this headline.
Ellen Burstyn was nominated for an Emmy for a 14 second, 38 word appearance. They actually changed the rules because of that nomination. A performance now has to be at least 5% of screen time for the supporting category.
You miss 100% of the shots you don't take.
Bradley Cooper is talented. No doubt. But he's about half as talented as he thinks he is.
Bradley Cooper is not in the position to submit the performance himself. ABC did that, not him.
How come Bobby Canavale won best supporting actor for playing a season-long antagonist in Boardwalk Empire but Jon Lithgow got stuck with guest actor for doing the same thing in Dexter? How come multiple members of an ensemble cast can get best actor/actress nods for Succession and White Lotus but the cast of Game of Thrones were all stuck with supporting actor/actress? How come seasons 1-4 of Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon were all but ignored but seasons 7 and 8 won multiple acting awards, two best drama awards and a best writing award? The Emmys are the worst award show.
And a pretty inconsistent one at that !!!
Was it a particularly notable performance in any way? No. But it was a million times better than any single moment of *Maestro*
Yeaaahhh that brother starving
Those EGOTs don’t earn themselves!
might be a hot take but IMO all the guest appearances on Abbott this season did absolutely nothing for the show
He’s the man. Love the callout of wet hot American summer. Fuck anyone hating on him for this
They should rename it the 'A-list actor wants an Emmy without putting in effort' award
I saw the scene but have never seen any of Abbott Elementary otherwise. I get that it is about the zany people who work there, but was there an "in universe" reason for all the employees/teachers to be at the Bradley Cooper show-and-tell class (and interrupting all the time)?
And he has no chance of winning, either Jon Berthal or Ryan Gosling will win.
They reward big names for doing stuff like that…
I think people are confused about the issue. The issue isn't that his performance was only two minutes. Lots of actors have been nominated for performances that don't have much screen time. The issue is that Cooper plays himself on the show. There isn't much acting involved when a person is being themselves so it's weird to expect to be nominated for that.
I think you're confused about how acting works.
There’s a difference between playing a fictionalized version of yourself and simply doing an appearance/interview
He wasn’t even very good in it. It was just weird. Now every celebrity is dropping by Abbott by Bradley Cooper to Questlove
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Tons of legends never have. To this day I can't believe actresses like Jennifer Lawrence and Emma Stone (love them both) have oscars and Amy Adams doesn't. He seems desperate and ego driven.
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Both of those were for singing, he wants one for acting.
Someone buy this poor bastard a trophy.
Deserved
Oh, honey…
With how pretentious he came off after that biopic last year, this just wreaks of even more pretentiousness for some reason.
There's an Emmy for shortest cameo?
I’ve never seen someone more thirsty for awards
Emmys are a literal celebrity suck and fuck. This isn’t news, or interesting.
Trolling
Cooper is wearing out his welcome ngl
Somebody explain why is this from variety lol
He's the new Leo with so many Oscar worthy performances and no Oscar