Los Angeles, CA – Storm Reid made her Emmy debut this year and came away with a big win. The 20-year-old actress received the Best Guest Actress in a Drama Series award for her role in HBO’s “The Last of Us”. Playing the character of Riley Abel alongside Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey, Reid’s performance was recognized as outstanding in the industry.
Reflecting on her experience, Reid expressed gratitude for being part of “The Last of Us” and the opportunity it provided her to fall in love with storytelling once again. She emphasized the importance of meaningful stories and representation, particularly for young Black women and queer Black women. Reid praised her co-stars and the entire team behind the show for creating something special.
“The Last of Us” had a successful night at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards, taking home a total of eight awards. In addition to Reid’s win, the show also received accolades for Outstanding Prosthetic Makeup, Visual Effects, Main Title Design, Sound Editing, Sound Mixing, Picture Editing, and a Guest Actor in a Drama Series award for Nick Offerman.
The recognition for “The Last of Us” highlights the widespread acclaim and impact of the series. As an Emmy winner, Storm Reid joins a prestigious group of actors recognized for their exceptional performances in the television industry.
In summary, Los Angeles-native Storm Reid emerged victorious at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards, winning the Best Guest Actress in a Drama Series award for her role in HBO’s “The Last of Us”. The series itself received a total of eight awards, cementing its status as a critically acclaimed production. Reid’s win serves as a testament to her talent and the impact she made with her portrayal of Riley Abel.