At the 76th Emmy Awards, Jessica Gunning took home the award for outstanding supporting actress in a limited series or TV movie for her captivating performance in “Baby Reindeer.” Gunning, visibly moved by the recognition, expressed her gratitude in a heartfelt acceptance speech.
In her remarks, Gunning humbly exclaimed, “Oh my goodness me. Blinking heckers, thank you so much.” She went on to convey her pride in being a part of the acclaimed series, “Baby Reindeer,” and gave a special acknowledgment to the show's creator and lead actor, Richard Gadd.
“Thank you for trusting me to be your Martha. I will never ever forget her or you,” Gunning emotionally stated, highlighting the deep connection she felt to her character in the show.
About 'Baby Reindeer'
“Baby Reindeer” is a dramatized adaptation of real-life events experienced by Richard Gadd, the show's creator. The storyline follows Gadd's character, Donny, who encounters Martha at the pub where he works as a bartender. What unfolds is a chilling tale of stalking and harassment as Martha disrupts Donny's life.
Since its premiere in April, “Baby Reindeer” has garnered widespread attention, topping viewership charts globally. The show has sparked discussions and speculation about its characters and the real-life inspirations behind them. While Gadd's narrative is based on true events, he has clarified that the portrayal in the miniseries has been altered for artistic and privacy considerations.
With Jessica Gunning's award-winning performance and the gripping storyline of “Baby Reindeer,” the series continues to captivate audiences and receive critical acclaim for its compelling storytelling and powerful character portrayals.
