Golden_Globe_Award_for_Best_Supporting_Actor_–_Series,_Miniseries_or_Television_Film

Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor – Series, Miniseries, or Television Film
Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor – Series, Miniseries, or Television Film
Awarded for	Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Series, Miniseries, or Television Film
Country	United States
Presented by	Hollywood Foreign Press Association
First awarded	February 5, 1971
Currently held by	Matthew Macfadyen, Succession (2023)
Most awards	Ed Asner (3)
Most nominations	Sean Hayes; Jeremy Piven (6);
Website	goldenglobes.org

Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor – Series, Miniseries or Television Film

American acting award

The Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor – Series, Miniseries, or Television Film is a Golden Globe Award presented annually by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA). It is given in honor of an actor who has delivered an outstanding performance in a supporting role on a television series, miniseries or motion picture made for television for the calendar year. The award was first presented at the 28th Golden Globe Awards on February 5, 1971, to James Brolin for his role on Marcus Welby, M.D.. It was presented under the title Best Supporting Actor – Television Series before changing to its current title in 1980. For the 80th Golden Globe Awards, the category was split into two categories: Comedy/Drama Series and Limited or Anthology Series or Television Film.

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Since its inception, the award has been given to 59 actors. Matthew Macfadyen is the current recipient of the award for his portrayal of Tom Wambsgans on Succession. Ed Asner has won the most awards in this category, winning three times. Sean Hayes and Jeremy Piven have each been nominated for the award on six occasions, the most within the category.

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Year	Actor	Role	Program	Network	Ref
1970 (28th)
	James Brolin ‡	Dr. Steven Kiley	Marcus Welby, M.D.	ABC	^[1]
	Tige Andrews	Captain Adam Greer	The Mod Squad	ABC
	Michael Constantine	Seymour Kaufman	Room 222	ABC
	Henry Gibson	Various Characters	Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In	NBC
	Zalman King	Aaron Silverman	The Young Lawyers	ABC
1971 (29th)
	Ed Asner ‡	Lou Grant	The Mary Tyler Moore Show	CBS	^[2]
	James Brolin	Dr. Steven Kiley	Marcus Welby, M.D.	ABC
	Harvey Korman	Various Characters	The Carol Burnett Show	CBS
	Rob Reiner	Michael Stivic	All in the Family
	Milburn Stone	Dr. Galen "Doc" Adams	Gunsmoke
1972 (30th)
	James Brolin ‡	Dr. Steven Kiley	Marcus Welby, M.D.	ABC	^[3]
	Ed Asner	Lou Grant	The Mary Tyler Moore Show	CBS
	Ted Knight	Ted Baxter	The Mary Tyler Moore Show
	Harvey Korman	Various Characters	The Carol Burnett Show
	Rob Reiner	Michael Stivic	All in the Family
1973 (31st)
	McLean Stevenson ‡	Lt. Col. Henry Braymore Blake, M.D.	*MASH**	CBS	^[4]
	Ed Asner	Lou Grant	The Mary Tyler Moore Show	CBS
	Will Geer	Zebulon Walton	The Waltons
	Harvey Korman	Various Characters	The Carol Burnett Show
	Strother Martin	R.J. Hawkins	Hawkins
	Rob Reiner	Michael Stivic	All in the Family
1974 (32nd)
	Harvey Korman ‡	Various Characters	The Carol Burnett Show	CBS	^[5]
	Will Geer	Zebulon	The Waltons	CBS
	Gavin McLeod	Murray Slaughter	The Mary Tyler Moore Show	CBS
	Whitman Mayo	Grady Wilson	Sanford and Son	NBC
	Jimmie Walker	James "J.J." Evans, Jr.	Good Times	CBS
1975 (33rd)
	Ed Asner ‡	Lou Grant	The Mary Tyler Moore Show	CBS	^[6]
	Tim Conway ‡	Various Characters	The Carol Burnett Show	CBS
	Ted Knight	Ted Baxter	The Mary Tyler Moore Show	CBS
	Rob Reiner	Michael Stivic	All in the Family
	Jimmie Walker	James "J.J." Evans, Jr.	Good Times
1976 (34th)
	Ed Asner ‡	Axel Jordache	Rich Man, Poor Man	ABC	^[7]
	Tim Conway	Various Characters	The Carol Burnett Show	CBS
	Charles Durning	Ed Healey	Captains and the Kings	NBC
	Gavin McLeod	Murray Slaughter	The Mary Tyler Moore Show	CBS
	Rob Reiner	Michael Stivic	All in the Family	CBS
1977 (35th)
1977 (35th)	No Award
1978 (36th)
	Norman Fell ‡	Stanley Roper	Three's Company	ABC	^[8]
	Jeff Conaway	Bobby Wheeler	Taxi	ABC
	Danny DeVito	Louie De Palma	Taxi	ABC
	Pat Harrington Jr.	Dwayne Schneider	One Day at a Time	CBS
	Andy Kaufman	Latka Gravas	Taxi	ABC
1979 (37th)
	Danny DeVito ‡	Louie De Palma	Taxi	ABC	^[9]
	Vic Tayback ‡	Mel Sharples	Alice	CBS
	Jeff Conaway	Bobby Wheeler	Taxi	ABC
	Tony Danza	Anthony "Tony" Banta	Taxi
	David Doyle	John Bosley	Charlie's Angels

Year	Actor	Role	Program	Network	Ref
1980 (38th)
	Pat Harrington Jr. ‡	Dwayne Schneider	One Day at a Time	CBS	^[10]
	Vic Tayback ‡	Mel Sharples	Alice	CBS
	Danny DeVito	Louie De Palma	Taxi	ABC
	Andy Kaufman	Latka Gravas	Taxi	ABC
	Geoffrey Lewis	Earl Tucker	Flo	CBS
1981 (39th)
	John Hillerman ‡	Jonathan Higgins	Magnum, P.I.	CBS	^[11]
	Danny DeVito	Louie De Palma	Taxi	ABC
	Pat Harrington Jr.	Dwayne Schneider	One Day at a Time	NBC
	Vic Tayback	Mel Sharples	Alice	CBS
	Hervé Villechaize	Tattoo	Fantasy Island	ABC
1982 (40th)
	Lionel Stander ‡	Max	Hart to Hart	ABC	^[12]
	Pat Harrington Jr.	Dwayne Schneider	One Day at a Time	CBS
	John Hillerman	Jonathan Higgins	Magnum, P.I.
	Lorenzo Lamas	Lance Cumson	Falcon Crest
	Anson Williams	Potsie Weber	Happy Days	ABC
1983 (41st)
	Richard Kiley ‡	Paddy Cleary	The Thorn Birds	ABC	^[13]
	Bryan Brown	Luke O'Neill	The Thorn Birds	ABC
	John Houseman	Aaron Jastrow	The Winds of War	ABC
	Perry King	Yank	The Hasty Heart	Showtime
	Rob Lowe	Sam Alden	Thursday's Child	HBO
	Jan-Michael Vincent	Byron "Briny" Henry	The Winds of War	ABC
1984 (42nd)
	Paul LeMat ‡	James "Mickey" Hughes	The Burning Bed	NBC	^[14]
	Pierce Brosnan	Robert Gould Shaw	Nancy Astor	PBS
	John Hillerman	Jonathan Higgins	Magnum, P.I.	CBS
	Ben Vereen	Roscoe Haines	Ellis Island	CBS
	Bruce Weitz	Sgt. Michael "Mick" Belker	Hill Street Blues	NBC
1985 (43rd)
	Edward James Olmos ‡	Lt. Martin Castillo	Miami Vice	NBC	^[15]
	Ed Begley Jr.	Dr. Victor Ehrlich	St. Elsewhere	NBC
	David Carradine	Justin LaMotte	North and South	ABC
	Richard Farnsworth	Jude Grand Pettitt	Chase	CBS
	John James	Jeff Colby	Dynasty	ABC
	John Malkovich	Biff Loman	Death of a Salesman	CBS
	Pat Morita	Tommy Tanaka	Amos	CBS
	Bruce Weitz	Sgt. Michael "Mick" Belker	Hill Street Blues	NBC
1986 (44th)
	Jan Niklas ‡	Prince Erich	Anastasia: The Mystery of Anna	NBC	^[16]
	Tom Conti	Serge Klarsfeld	Nazi Hunter: The Beate Klarsfeld Story	ABC
	John Hillerman	Jonathan Higgins	Magnum, P.I.	CBS
	Trevor Howard	Maitland	Christmas Eve	NBC
	Ron Leibman	Morris Huffner	Christmas Eve	NBC
1987 (45th)
	Rutger Hauer ‡	Lieutenant Aleksandr 'Sasha' Pechersky	Escape from Sobibor	CBS	^[17]
	Kirk Cameron	Mike Seaver	Growing Pains	ABC
	Dabney Coleman	Martin Costigan	Sworn to Silence	ABC
	John Hillerman	Jonathan Higgins	Magnum, P.I.	CBS
	John Larroquette	Dan Fielding	Night Court	NBC
	Brian McNamara	Dean Karney	Billionaire Boys Club
	Alan Rachins	Douglas Brackman	L.A. Law
	Gordon Thomson	Adam Carrington	Dynasty
1988 (46th)
	Barry Bostwick ‡	Col. Gen. Franz Halder	War and Remembrance	ABC	^[18]
	John Gielgud ‡	Aaron Jastrow	War and Remembrance	ABC
	Armand Assante	Richard Mansfield	Jack the Ripper	CBS
	Kirk Cameron	Mike Seaver	Growing Pains	ABC
	Larry Drake	Benny Stulwicz	L.A. Law	NBC
	Derek Jacobi	The Impostor	The Tenth Man	CBS
	Edward James Olmos	Lt. Martin Castillo	Miami Vice	NBC
1989 (47th)
	Dean Stockwell ‡	Al Calavicci	Quantum Leap	NBC	^[19]
	Chris Burke	Charles "Corky" Thatcher	Life Goes On	ABC
	Larry Drake	Benny Stulwicz	L.A. Law	NBC
	Tommy Lee Jones	Captain Woodrow F. Call	Lonesome Dove	CBS
	Michael Tucker	Stuart Markowitz	L.A. Law	NBC

Year	Actor	Role	Program	Network	Ref
1990 (48th)
	Charles Durning ‡	John F. Fitzgerald	The Kennedys of Massachusetts	ABC	^[20]
	Barry Miller	Pete "Briggs" Brigman	Equal Justice	ABC
	Jimmy Smits	Victor Sifuentes	L.A. Law	NBC
	Dean Stockwell	Al Calavicci	Quantum Leap
	Blair Underwood	Jonathan Rollins	L.A. Law
1991 (49th)
	Louis Gossett Jr. ‡	Sidney Williams	The Josephine Baker Story	HBO	^[21]
	Larry Drake	Benny Stulwicz	L.A. Law	NBC
	Michael Jeter	Herman Stiles	Evening Shade	CBS
	Richard Kiley	Chief Justice of the United States Earl Warren	Separate but Equal	ABC
	Dean Stockwell	Al Calavicci	Quantum Leap	NBC
1992 (50th)
	Maximilian Schell ‡	Vladimir Lenin	Stalin	HBO	^[22]
	Jason Alexander	George Costanza	Seinfeld	NBC
	John Corbett	Chris Stevens	Northern Exposure	CBS
	Hume Cronyn	Ben	Broadway Bound	ABC
	Earl Holliman	Darden Towe	Delta	ABC
	Dean Stockwell	Al Calavicci	Quantum Leap	NBC
1993 (51st)
	Beau Bridges ‡	Terry Harper	The Positively True Adventures of the Alleged Texas Cheerleader-Murdering Mom	HBO	^[23]
	Jason Alexander	George Costanza	Seinfeld	NBC
	Dennis Franz	Andy Sipowicz	NYPD Blue	ABC
	John Mahoney	Martin Crane	Frasier	NBC
	Jonathan Pryce	Henry Kravis	Barbarians at the Gate	HBO
1994 (52nd)
	Edward James Olmos ‡	Wilson Pinheiro	The Burning Season	HBO	^[24]
	Jason Alexander	George Costanza	Seinfeld	NBC
	Fyvush Finkel	Douglas Wambaugh	Picket Fences	CBS
	John Malkovich	Colonel Kurtz	Heart of Darkness	TNT
	David Hyde Pierce	Dr. Niles Crane	Frasier	NBC
1995 (53rd)
	Donald Sutherland ‡	Mikhail Fetisov	Citizen X	HBO	^[25]
	Sam Elliott	Wild Bill Hickok	Buffalo Girls	CBS
	Tom Hulce	Peter Patrone	The Heidi Chronicles	TNT
	David Hyde Pierce	Dr. Niles Crane	Frasier	NBC
	Henry Thomas	Ray Buckey	Indictment: The McMartin Trial	HBO
1996 (54th)
	Ian McKellen ‡	Tsar Nicholas II	Rasputin: Dark Servant of Destiny	HBO	^[26]
	David Paymer	David T. Wilentz	Crime of the Century	HBO
	David Hyde Pierce	Dr. Niles Crane	Frasier	NBC
	Anthony Quinn	Aniello Dellacroce	Gotti	HBO
	Noah Wyle	Dr. John Carter	ER	NBC
1997 (55th)
	George C. Scott ‡	Juror #3	12 Angry Men	Showtime	^[27]
	Jason Alexander	George Costanza	Seinfeld	NBC
	Michael Caine	F. W. de Klerk	Mandela and de Klerk	Showtime
	David Hyde Pierce	Dr. Niles Crane	Frasier	NBC
	Eriq La Salle	Dr. Peter Benton	ER
	Noah Wyle	Dr. John Carter	ER
1998 (56th)
	Don Cheadle ‡	Sammy Davis Jr.	The Rat Pack	HBO	^[28]
	Gregory Peck ‡	Father Mapple	Moby Dick	USA
	Joe Mantegna	Dean Martin	The Rat Pack	HBO
	David Spade	Dennis Finch	Just Shoot Me!	NBC
	Noah Wyle	Dr. John Carter	ER	NBC
1999 (57th)
	Peter Fonda ‡	Frank O'Connor	The Passion of Ayn Rand	Showtime	^[29]
	Klaus Maria Brandauer	Otto Preminger	Introducing Dorothy Dandridge	HBO
	Sean Hayes	Jack McFarland	Will & Grace	NBC
	Chris Noth	Mr. Big	Sex and the City	HBO
	Peter O'Toole	Pierre Cauchon	Joan of Arc	CBS
	David Spade	Dennis Finch	Just Shoot Me!	NBC

Year	Actor	Role	Program	Network	Ref
2000 (58th)
	Robert Downey Jr. ‡	Larry Paul	Ally McBeal	Fox	^[30]
	Sean Hayes	Jack McFarland	Will & Grace	NBC
	John Mahoney	Martin Crane	Frasier
	David Hyde Pierce	Dr. Niles Crane	Frasier
	Christopher Plummer	F. Lee Bailey	American Tragedy	CBS
	Bradley Whitford	Josh Lyman	The West Wing	NBC
2001 (59th)
	Stanley Tucci ‡	Adolf Eichmann	Conspiracy	HBO	^[31]
	John Corbett	Aidan Shaw	Sex and the City	HBO
	Sean Hayes	Jack McFarland	Will & Grace	NBC
	Ron Livingston	Lewis Nixon	Band of Brothers	HBO
	Bradley Whitford	Josh Lyman	The West Wing	NBC
2002 (60th)
	Donald Sutherland ‡	Clark M. Clifford	Path to War	HBO	^[32]
	Alec Baldwin	Robert McNamara	Path to War	HBO
	Jim Broadbent	Desmond Morton	The Gathering Storm	HBO
	Bryan Cranston	Hal Wilkerson	Malcolm in the Middle	Fox
	Sean Hayes	Jack McFarland	Will & Grace	NBC
	Dennis Haysbert	President David Palmer	24	Fox
	Michael Imperioli	Christopher Moltisanti	The Sopranos	HBO
	John Spencer	Leo McGarry	The West Wing	NBC
	Bradley Whitford	Josh Lyman	The West Wing	NBC
2003 (61st)
	Jeffrey Wright ‡	Mr. Lies / Norman "Belize" Arriaga / Homeless Man / The Angel Europa / The Antarctic Eskimo	Angels in America	HBO	^[33]
	Sean Hayes	Jack McFarland	Will & Grace	NBC
	Lee Pace	Calpernia Addams	Soldier's Girl	Showtime
	Ben Shenkman	Louis Ironson / The Angel Oceania	Angels in America	HBO
	Patrick Wilson	Joe Pitt	Angels in America	HBO
2004 (62nd)
	William Shatner ‡	Denny Crane	Boston Legal	ABC	^[34]
	Sean Hayes	Jack McFarland	Will & Grace	NBC
	Michael Imperioli	Christopher Moltisanti	The Sopranos	HBO
	Jeremy Piven	Ari Gold	Entourage	HBO
	Oliver Platt	Russell Tupper	Huff	Showtime
2005 (63rd)
	Paul Newman ‡	Max Roby	Empire Falls	HBO	^[35]
	Naveen Andrews	Sayid Jarrah	Lost	ABC
	Jeremy Piven	Ari Gold	Entourage	HBO
	Randy Quaid	Colonel Tom Parker	Elvis	CBS
	Donald Sutherland	Nathan Templeton	Commander in Chief	ABC
2006 (64th)
	Jeremy Irons ‡	Robert Dudley, 1st Earl of Leicester	Elizabeth I	HBO	^[36]
	Thomas Haden Church	Tom Harte	Broken Trail	AMC
	Justin Kirk	Andy Botwin	Weeds	Showtime
	Masi Oka	Hiro Nakamura	Heroes	NBC
	Jeremy Piven	Ari Gold	Entourage	HBO
2007 (65th)
	Jeremy Piven ‡	Ari Gold	Entourage	HBO	^[37]
	Ted Danson	Arthur Frobisher	Damages	FX
	Kevin Dillon	Johnny "Drama" Chase	Entourage	HBO
	Andy Serkis	Ian Brady	Longford	HBO
	William Shatner	Denny Crane	Boston Legal	ABC
	Donald Sutherland	Patrick "Tripp" Darling III	Dirty Sexy Money	ABC
2008 (66th)
	Tom Wilkinson ‡	Benjamin Franklin	John Adams	HBO	^[38]
	Neil Patrick Harris	Barney Stinson	How I Met Your Mother	CBS
	Denis Leary	Michael Whouley	Recount	HBO
	Jeremy Piven	Ari Gold	Entourage
	Blair Underwood	Alex Prince, Jr.	In Treatment
2009 (67th)
	John Lithgow ‡	Arthur Mitchell	Dexter	Showtime	^[39]
	Michael Emerson	Ben Linus	Lost	ABC
	Neil Patrick Harris	Barney Stinson	How I Met Your Mother	CBS
	William Hurt	Daniel Purcell	Damages	FX
	Jeremy Piven	Ari Gold	Entourage	HBO

Year	Actor	Role	Program	Network	Ref
2010 (68th)
	Chris Colfer ‡	Kurt Hummel	Glee	Fox	^[40]
	Scott Caan	Danny Williams	Hawaii Five-0	CBS
	Chris Noth	Peter Florrick	The Good Wife	CBS
	Eric Stonestreet	Cameron Tucker	Modern Family	ABC
	David Strathairn	Dr. Carlock	Temple Grandin	HBO
2011 (69th)
	Peter Dinklage ‡	Tyrion Lannister	Game of Thrones	HBO	^[41]
	Paul Giamatti	Ben Bernanke	Too Big to Fail	HBO
	Guy Pearce	Monty Beragon	Mildred Pierce
	Tim Robbins	Bill Loud	Cinema Verite
	Eric Stonestreet	Cameron Tucker	Modern Family	ABC
2012 (70th)
	Ed Harris ‡	John McCain	Game Change	HBO	^[42]
	Max Greenfield	Schmidt	New Girl	Fox
	Danny Huston	Ben "The Butcher" Diamond	Magic City	Starz
	Mandy Patinkin	Saul Berenson	Homeland	Showtime
	Eric Stonestreet	Cameron Tucker	Modern Family	ABC
2013 (71st)
	Jon Voight ‡	Mickey Donovan	Ray Donovan	Showtime	^[43]
	Josh Charles	Will Gardner	The Good Wife	CBS
	Rob Lowe	Dr. Jack Startz	Behind the Candelabra	HBO
	Aaron Paul	Jesse Pinkman	Breaking Bad	AMC
	Corey Stoll	Peter Russo	House of Cards	Netflix
2014 (72nd)
	Matt Bomer ‡	Felix Turner	The Normal Heart	HBO	^[44]
	Alan Cumming	Eli Gold	The Good Wife	CBS
	Colin Hanks	Officer Gus Grimly	Fargo	FX
	Bill Murray	Jack Kennison	Olive Kitteridge	HBO
	Jon Voight	Mickey Donovan	Ray Donovan	Showtime
2015 (73rd)
	Christian Slater ‡	Mr. Robot / Edward Alderson	Mr. Robot	USA	^[45]
	Alan Cumming	Eli Gold	The Good Wife	CBS
	Damian Lewis	Henry VIII	Wolf Hall	PBS
	Ben Mendelsohn	Danny Rayburn	Bloodline	Netflix
	Tobias Menzies	Frank Randall / Jonathan "Black Jack" Randall	Outlander	Starz
2016 (74th)
	Hugh Laurie ‡	Richard Onslow Roper	The Night Manager	AMC	^[46]
	Sterling K. Brown	Christopher Darden	The People v. O. J. Simpson: American Crime Story	FX
	John Lithgow	Winston Churchill	The Crown	Netflix
	Christian Slater	Mr. Robot / Edward Alderson	Mr. Robot	USA
	John Travolta	Robert Shapiro	The People v. O. J. Simpson: American Crime Story	FX
2017 (75th)
	Alexander Skarsgård ‡	Perry Wright	Big Little Lies	HBO	^[47]
	David Harbour	Jim Hopper	Stranger Things	Netflix
	Alfred Molina	Robert Aldrich	Feud: Bette and Joan	FX
	Christian Slater	Mr. Robot / Edward Alderson	Mr. Robot	USA
	David Thewlis	V. M. Varga	Fargo	FX
2018 (76th)
	Ben Whishaw ‡	Norman Josiffe / Norman Scott	A Very English Scandal	Amazon	^[48]
	Alan Arkin	Norman Newlander	The Kominsky Method	Netflix
	Kieran Culkin	Roman Roy	Succession	HBO
	Édgar Ramírez	Gianni Versace	The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story	FX
	Henry Winkler	Gene Cousineau	Barry	HBO
2019 (77th)
	Stellan Skarsgård ‡	Boris Shcherbina	Chernobyl	HBO	^[49]
	Alan Arkin	Norman Newlander	The Kominsky Method	Netflix
	Kieran Culkin	Roman Roy	Succession	HBO
	Andrew Scott	The Priest	Fleabag	Amazon
	Henry Winkler	Gene Cousineau	Barry	HBO

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Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor – Series, Miniseries or Television Film

Winners and nominees

Best Supporting Actor – Television Series

1970s

Best Supporting Actor – Series, Miniseries or Television Film

1980s

1990s

2000s

2010s

2020s

Superlatives

Multiple wins

Multiple nominations

See also

References

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Year	Actor	Role	Program	Network	Ref
2020 (78th)
	John Boyega ‡	Leroy Logan	Small Axe	Amazon Prime Video	^[50]
	Brendan Gleeson	President Donald Trump	The Comey Rule	Showtime
	Daniel Levy	David Rose	Schitt's Creek	Pop TV
	Jim Parsons	Henry Willson	Hollywood	Netflix
	Donald Sutherland	Franklin Reinhardt	The Undoing	HBO
2021 (79th)
	O Yeong-su ‡	Oh Il-nam	Squid Game	Netflix	^[51]
	Billy Crudup	Cory Ellison	The Morning Show	Apple TV+
	Kieran Culkin	Roman Roy	Succession	HBO
	Mark Duplass	Charlie "Chip" Black	The Morning Show	Apple TV+
	Brett Goldstein	Roy Kent	Ted Lasso	Apple TV+
2022 (80th)	Best Supporting Actor in a Television Series – Comedy/Musical or Drama
	Tyler James Williams ‡	Gregory Eddie	Abbott Elementary	ABC	^[52]
	John Lithgow	Harold Harper	The Old Man	FX
	Jonathan Pryce	Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh	The Crown	Netflix
	John Turturro	Irving	Severance	Apple TV+
	Henry Winkler	Gene Cousineau	Barry	HBO
	Best Supporting Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Television Film
	Paul Walter Hauser ‡	Larry Hall	Black Bird	Apple TV+	^[52]
	F. Murray Abraham	Bert Di Grasso	The White Lotus: Sicily	HBO
	Domhnall Gleeson	Sam Fortner	The Patient	FX
	Richard Jenkins	Lionel Dahmer	Dahmer - Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story	Netflix
	Seth Rogen	Rand Gauthier	Pam & Tommy	Hulu
2023 (81st)
	Matthew Macfadyen ‡	Tom Wambsgans	Succession	HBO	^[53]
	Billy Crudup	Cory Ellison	The Morning Show	Apple TV+
	James Marsden	Himself	Jury Duty	Amazon Freevee
	Ebon Moss-Bachrach	Richard "Richie" Jerimovich	The Bear	FX
	Alan Ruck	Connor Roy	Succession	HBO
	Alexander Skarsgård	Lukas Matsson	Succession	HBO

Superlative	Best Supporting Actor - Series, Miniseries or Television Film
Actor with most awards	Ed Asner (3)
Actor with most nominations	Sean Hayes (6), Jeremy Piven (6)
Actor with most nominations without ever winning	Sean Hayes (6)