HBO’s political comedy series, Veep, experienced a big night at the 2015 Emmy Awards.
#Veeples @TheEmmys have spoken four more years! @OfficialJLD @HBO @veep #VEEPSWEEP #Emmys2015 pic.twitter.com/K9q5Ugu5hR
— Tammy Haddad (@haddadmedia) September 21, 2015
The show was the winner of the Outstanding Comedy Series award, but it didn’t stop there as cast members were also recognized for their work.
A big night for @VeepHBO! #Emmys pic.twitter.com/bjL2HHFzgQ
— Television Academy (@TelevisionAcad) September 21, 2015
Julia Louis-Dreyfus won the Emmy for Outstanding Actress In A Comedy Series for her portrayal of President (formerly Vice President) Selina Meyer.
Tammy Haddad and Julia Louis-Dreyfus on their way to HBO’s party after The Emmys.
Tony Hale was also recognized with a win in the Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Comedy Series category for his role as Gary Walsh, personal aide to the President.
#Emmy congrats to @MrTonyHale for his supporting actor role on @VeepHBO pic.twitter.com/47xltEGz9n
— HBO PR (@HBOPR) September 21, 2015
Simon Blackwell, Armando Iannucci and Tony Roche were also awarded the Emmy for Outstanding Writing For A Comedy Series.
Armando Iannucci celebrates his Emmy wins.
Simon Blackwell arrives at HBO’s after-party with his Emmys in hand.
Tony Roche shows off his Emmy awards for Veep
Producer and director Chris Addison at the HBO after-party.
Producer Bill Hill with his Veep Emmys
Kevin Cecil proudly displays his Emmy at the post awards show celebration.
Tammy Haddad and Jessie Ennis
Veep’s Emmy collection
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