Will Wagner Moura compete for Emmy? Actor talks about Apple TV Series Participation

by Andrea
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Brazilian actor lives the expectation of being the first Brazilian nominated for the traditional award for his role in ‘drug thieves’

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Brian Tyree Henry and Wagner Moura on the scene of “Drug Thieves”, Disney+ series

The 48 -year -old actor shared his impressions of Manny’s role in “Drug Thieves” (“Dope Thief”) in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter. He described Manny as a criminal who has a “significant emotional depth.” The actor praised the boldness of the creators by opting for impactful decisions, such as the death of his character at the end of the first season, which he considers essential for the development of the narrative.

The artist also commented on the valuable experience of collaborating with, who acts as executive producer of the series. Moura emphasized the relevance of portraying Latin characters genuinely, highlighting the need for representativeness in entertainment.

In the story, Manny joins Ray Driscoll, played by Brian Tyree Henry, in an audacious plan: they disguise the DEA agents (the United States Anti -Drug Agency) to try to steal a residence. However, the situation is complicated when they find themselves involved with dangerous drug traffickers, raising the tension of the plot.

In addition, Wagner Moura is in the race for a possible nomination for Emmy Award for his performance in the series, which has a total of eight episodes and is available on Apple TV+. He is considered a strong candidate in the category of best actor, and, if his nomination is realized, he will make history as the first Brazilian actor to be named for the award. The official list of nominees will be revealed on July 15.

*Report produced with the aid of AI

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