‘This Is Us’ cast takes in the merriment at Entertainment Weekly’s Emmys party
Cameras flashed as Mandy Moore met up with three of her TV children from “This Is Us” — Parker Bates, Niles Fitch and Mackenzie Hancsicsak — after making her way into Sunset Tower Hotel in West Hollywood for Entertainment Weekly’s pre-Emmys soiree.
Not only is Moore one of the show’s seven actors nominated for Emmys — in her case, as lead actress in a drama series — but “This Is Us” is also up for top drama series.
The show was well-represented at Friday’s shindig. Also on the scene were supporting actor nominee Chris Sullivan, guest actor nominee Michael Angarano and lead actor nominee Sterling K. Brown with both his real wife, Ryan Michelle Bathe, and TV wife, Susan Kelechi Watson.
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Throughout the evening, stars streamed nonstop into the hotel, crowding onto sofas and spilling out onto the terrace, which offered not only breathing space and relief from the noise level but also a panoramic view of Los Angeles and surrounding communities.
At the party, there was also a table elaborately set for dinner. However, makeup, courtesy of L’Oréal Paris, the party’s presenting sponsor, was on the plates instead of food.
Outside, Retta of “Parks and Recreation” and “Good Girls” sank into a banquette, and inside, Poppy Montgomery talked of her new show, “Reef Break,” and lamented the end of “Game of Thrones.”
The 2019 Creative Arts Emmys have been awarded, and winners are notated on our Emmy nominations list.
From “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” came supporting actress nominee Marin Hinkle and Luke Kirby, already named a winner as guest artist for a comedy series.
Lead actor nominees Billy Porter of “Pose” and Jared Harris of “Chernobyl” also made the scene, as did lead actress nominee Joey King of “The Act,” supporting actor nominee Asante Blackk of “When They See Us” and guest actress nominee Laverne Cox of “Orange Is the New Black.”
Also spotted in the crowd were Lea Michele, Sarah Hyland, Ariel Winter, Rhea Seehorn, Kelly Osbourne, William Jackson Harper, Kevin Pollak, Marg Helgenberger, Christie Brinkley and others.
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