Emmy bettors inclination have a hard then sizing up the Best Drama Actor field, because there are so many great choices to select from. Imagine what a ill poor time the voters had. All of these nominees have been decorated in joke way or another, but the "defending two-time champion," so to uphold, is Bryan Cranston of "Breaking Bad," who is listed at +150 in the Emmy betting odds, making him the favorite. He’s got a lot of competition this year, so we’ll see if that reign comes to an end. The 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards will be shown on NBC crack at 8 PM ET on Sunday (August 29).
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The 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards
Sunday, August 29 – 8 PM ET
Los Angeles (NBC)
Betting Odds to Win
Best Drama Actor
Hugh Laurie +350
Bryan Cranston +150
Jon Hamm +800
Michael C. Hall +200
Kyle Chandler +800
Matthew Fox +1200
There are angles to support voting in place of, and betting on, almost all of these nominees. Of course, whenever someone has won this two years in a row, he’s got to be considered a major contender, and that is the case with BRYAN CRANSTON, who is priced at +150 in the Emmy betting odds, and who is so accomplished in "Breaking Bad," which doesn’t get as much attention as its sister series on AMC, "Mad Men," but is right up there when it comes to the quality of the content. Speaking of quality, my sensitive is that there is so much in this category that it is difficult for me to use my mazuma on a "three-peat" here.
For example, you could go with HUGH LAURIE (+350 in the Emmy betting odds), who has been nominated enough (four times in the last five years) for the purpose "House," yet has not won. Laurie, at hand the way, has won two Golden Globes for his leading role.
A lot of the attitude neighbourhood the possibilities for MATTHEW FOX (+1200 in the Emmy betting odds) is that he superiority be the representative from "Lost" who gets the symbolic send-off. However, even though he got a Golden Globe nomination in 2006, this is the first time he has received an Emmy nomination in this category, and I’m not sure all of this is strong enough to get him pre-eminently among this company.
I think the same thing can be said about KYLE CHANDLER (+800 in the Emmy betting odds), who is in "Friday Night Lights," a very singular show, to be sure, but a person that airs original episodes on the 101 Network on DirectTV, and I don’t be acquainted with that there is going to be a socking push there. Plus, Chandler, Fox, is a first-time assignee in this particular list, and I don’t know that he is that serious a contender when you have multiple-time nominees to compete with.
I would categorically love to see MICHAEL C. HALL (+200 in the Emmy betting odds) win this category, because I think he has been so worthy benefit of so many years. He was nominated when he was part of the "Six Feet Under" shed, and this is the third frank year he gets a nod as the star of "Dexter." Hall won the Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild awards this late year, but "Dexter" has not broadly been well-liked by the Emmys, enchanting only a couple of girl awards. Personally, I think he may have the most daunting task of any of these nominees, playing a dangerous sociopath and making him so likable.