While enthusiastic about Game of Thrones' Emmy nomination dominance, A Song of Ice and Fire author George R.R. Martin believes Penny Dreadful and Outlander were both snubbed by this year's awards.
"Outlander was robbed," Martin wrote in a comment on his blog. "All three leads were amazing... especially Tobias Menzies in his double role as Frank and Black Jack." The author added Penny Dreadful star Eva Green "also deserved a nomination."
Speaking on Game of Thrones' twenty-three nominations — the most for any series this year — Martin said he's "especially happy to see Kit
and Maisie
get some love from the Academy at last. About damn time, I say. They are several years overdue. (And I would have loved to see Sophie Turner on that list as well. I know, I know, I'm greedy)."
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"Outlander was robbed," Martin wrote in a comment on his blog. "All three leads were amazing... especially Tobias Menzies in his double role as Frank and Black Jack." The author added Penny Dreadful star Eva Green "also deserved a nomination."
Speaking on Game of Thrones' twenty-three nominations — the most for any series this year — Martin said he's "especially happy to see Kit
and Maisie
get some love from the Academy at last. About damn time, I say. They are several years overdue. (And I would have loved to see Sophie Turner on that list as well. I know, I know, I'm greedy)."
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