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‘Task’ Emmy Submissions: Mark Ruffalo For Lead Actor In A Drama Series, Tom Pelphrey Among 9 Supporting Contenders, Writing, Directing & More

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‘Task’ Emmy Submissions: Mark Ruffalo For Lead Actor In A Drama Series, Tom Pelphrey Among 9 Supporting Contenders, Writing, Directing & More
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Mark Ruffalo and Tom Pelphrey are both contenders for the upcoming Emmy Awards for their performances in HBO's 'Task'. Ruffalo is nominated for Lead Actor in a Drama Series, while Pelphrey is in the Supporting Actor category. The series has multiple submissions across various categories, showcasing its strong cast and crew.

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Mark Ruffalo and Tom Pelphrey in 'Task' HBO EXCLUSIVE: On HBO’s Task, Mark Ruffalo‘s FBI agent Tom Brandis and Tom Pelphrey‘s sanitation worker-turned-robber Robbie Prendergrast go toe to toe, but Ruffalo and Pelphrey will not be going head to head at the Emmys. Ruffalo, a two-time Emmy winner, has been submitted as a Lead Actor in a Drama Series, while Pelphrey will compete in the Supporting Actor in a Drama Series category. Pelphrey is leading a strong field, with most of Task‘s remaining main cast up for Supporting Actor/Actress in a Drama Series: Fabien Frankel (Anthony Grasso), Raúl Castillo (Cliff Broward), Jamie McShane (Perry Dorazo), Sam Keeley (Jayson Wilkes), Emilia Jones (Maeve Prendergrast), Alison Oliver (Lizzie Stover), Thuso Mbedu (Aleah Clinton) as well as Martha Plimpton…

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