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Succession creator Jesse Armstrong targets Johnson and Trump in Emmys speech
breakingnews.ieSuccession creator Jesse Armstrong used his Emmys acceptance speech to criticise Boris Johnson and Donald Trump for their responses to the coronavirus pandemic.
Succession took the top prize of outstanding drama series at the biggest night in US TV, while Armstrong also picked up a gong for his writing on the acclaimed HBO production.
He delivered his acceptance speeches from London, with the event forced to go largely remote due to the coronavirus pandemic.
For being “robbed” of spending the night with Succession’s cast and crew, Armstrong said he wanted to deliver a series of “un-thank yous” and targeted the leaders of the US and UK.
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