"The Crown" wins for outstanding directing for a drama series and outstanding writing for a drama series at the #Emmys on.wsj.com/2VWOg8A
Gillian Anderson wins for supporting actress in a drama series at the #Emmys for her role as Margaret Thatcher in "The Crown" on.wsj.com/3lI2dQn
Tobias Menzies wins for supporting actor in a drama series at the #Emmys for his role as Prince Philip in “The Crown” on.wsj.com/2XHWQJd
Olivia Colman wins for lead actress in a drama series for "The Crown" at the #Emmys on.wsj.com/2XymAYz
Josh O’Connor wins for lead actor in a drama series for his portrayal of young Prince Charles in "The Crown" at the #Emmys on.wsj.com/3nNTkaJ
"The Crown" wins for best drama series at the #Emmys on.wsj.com/3hNg9rn

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