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Laureates of the awards Primetime Emmy Awards in the category “Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series”

Primetime Emmy Awards 2024

Jon Bernthal

The Bear For episode "Fishes"

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Saturday Night Live

Will Poulter

The Bear For episodes "Honeydew"

Christopher Lloyd

Hacks For episode "The Deborah Vance Christmas Spectacular"

Bob Odenkirk

The Bear For episode "Fishes"

Matthew Broderick

Only Murders in the Building For episode "CoBro"

Primetime Emmy Awards 2023

Sam Richardson

Ted Lasso For "International Break"

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Jon Bernthal

The Bear For "Braciole"

Oliver Platt

The Bear For "Dogs"

Luke Kirby

The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel For "Four Minutes"

Nathan Lane

Only Murders in the Building For "Here's Looking At You..."

Pedro Pascal

Saturday Night Live For "Host: Pedro Pascal"

Primetime Emmy Awards 2022

Nathan Lane

Only Murders in the Building For playing: "Teddy Dimas". For episode: "The Boy From 6B".

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Bill Hader

Curb Your Enthusiasm For playing: "Igor/Gregor/Timor". For episode: "Igor, Gregor, & Timor".

James Lance

Ted Lasso For playing: "Trent Crimm". For episode: "Inverting the Pyramid of Success".

Sam Richardson

Ted Lasso For playing: "Edwin Akufo". For episode: "Midnight Train To Royston".

Jerrod Carmichael

Saturday Night Live For playing: "Host". For episode: "Host: Jerrod Carmichael".

Christopher McDonald

Hacks For playing: "Marty". For episode: "The One, The Only".

Primetime Emmy Awards 2021

Dave Chappelle

Saturday Night Live For playing: "Host". For episode: "Dave Chappelle/Foo Fighters".

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Daniel Kaluuya

Saturday Night Live For playing: "Host". For episode: "Daniel Kaluuya/St. Vincent".

Morgan Freeman

The Kominsky Method For playing: "Morgan Freeman". For episode: "Chapter 20. The Round Toes, of the High Shoes".

Dan Levy

Saturday Night Live For playing: "Host". For episode: "Dan Levy/Phoebe Bridgers".

Alec Baldwin

Saturday Night Live For playing: "Donald Trump". For episode: "Dave Chappelle/Foo Fighters".

Primetime Emmy Awards 2020

Eddie Murphy

Saturday Night Live For playing "Host" in episode "Eddie Murphy/Lizzo (2019)".

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Fred Willard

Modern Family For playing "Frank Dunphy" in episode "Legacy (2020)". Posthumous nomination.

Dev Patel

Modern Love For playing: "Joshu" in episode "When Cupid Is a Prying Journalist (2019)".

Adam Driver

Saturday Night Live For playing "Host" in episode "Adam Driver/Halsey (2020)".

Saturday Night Live For playing "Dr. Anthony Fauci" in episode "SNL At Home: Brad Pitt/Miley Cyrus (2020)".

Luke Kirby

The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel For playing "Lenny Bruce" in episode "It's Comedy or Cabbage (2019)".

Primetime Emmy Awards 2019

Luke Kirby

The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel For playing: "Lenny Bruce". For episode: "All Alone".

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Robert De Niro

Saturday Night Live For playing: "Robert Mueller". For episode "Sandra Oh/Tame Impala".

Saturday Night Live For playing: "Host". For episode "Matt Damon/Mark Ronson and Miley Cyrus".

Saturday Night Live For playing: "Host". For episode "Adam Sandler/Shawn Mendes".

Rufus Sewell

The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel For playing: "Declan Howell". For episode "Look, She Made a Hat".

John Mulaney

Saturday Night Live For playing: "Host". For episode "John Mulaney/Thomas Rhett".

Peter MacNicol

Veep For playing: "Jeff Kane". For episode "Oslo".

Primetime Emmy Awards 2018

Katt Williams

Atlanta As Willy in Alligator Man (2018)

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Donald Glover

Saturday Night Live As Host in Donald Glover/Childish Gambino (2018)

Lin-Manuel Miranda

Curb Your Enthusiasm As Himself in Fatwa! (2017)

Bryan Cranston

Curb Your Enthusiasm As Dr. Templeton in Running with the Bulls (2017)

Bill Hader

Saturday Night Live As Host in Bill Hader/Arcade Fire (2018)

Sterling K. Brown

Brooklyn Nine-Nine As Philip Davidson in The Box (2018)

Primetime Emmy Awards 2017

Dave Chappelle

Saturday Night Live For playing: "Host". For episode: "Dave Chappelle/A Tribe Called Quest".

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Hugh Laurie

Veep For playing: "Tom James". For episode: "Blurb".

Tom Hanks

Saturday Night Live For playing: "Host". For episode: "Tom Hanks/Lady Gaga".

Lin-Manuel Miranda

Saturday Night Live For playing: "Host". For episode: "Lin-Manuel Miranda/Twenty One Pilots".

Riz Ahmed

Girls For playing: "Paul-Louis". For episode: "All I Ever Wanted".

Matthew Rhys

Girls For playing: "Chuck Palmer". For episode: "American Bitch".

Primetime Emmy Awards 2016

Peter Scolari

Girls For playing: "Tad Horvath". Scolari became the first ever actor to win an Emmy as a "replacement nominee".

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Tracy Morgan

Saturday Night Live For playing: "Host". For episode: "Tracy Morgan/Demi Lovato".

Bradley Whitford

Transparent For playing: "Magnus Hirschfeld".

Bob Newhart

The Big Bang Theory For playing: "Arthur". For episode: "The Opening Night Excitation".

Martin Mull

Veep For playing: "Bob Bradley".

Larry David

Saturday Night Live For playing: "Host". For episode: "Larry David/The 1975".

Primetime Emmy Awards 2015

Bradley Whitford

Transparent For playing "Marcy".

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Jon Hamm

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt For playing "Richard Wayne Gary Wayne".

Paul Giamatti

Inside Amy Schumer For playing "Juror #10".

Mel Brooks

The Comedians For playing "Mel Brooks".

Louis C.K.

Saturday Night Live For playing various characters

Bill Hader

Saturday Night Live For playing various characters

Primetime Emmy Awards 2014

Jimmy Fallon

Saturday Night Live For playing: "Host". For episode "Jimmy Fallon/Justin Timberlake".

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Louis C.K.

Saturday Night Live For playing: "Host". For episode "Louis C.K./Sam Smith".

Bob Newhart

The Big Bang Theory For playing "Arthur"

Gary Cole

Veep For playing: "Kent Davison".

Steve Buscemi

Portlandia For playing "Marty". For Episode: "Celery".

Nathan Lane

Modern Family For playing "Pepper Saltzman".

Primetime Emmy Awards 2013

Bob Newhart

The Big Bang Theory For playing "Arthur Jeffries and Professor Proton". For episode "The Proton Resurgence".

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Bobby Cannavale

Nurse Jackie For playing "Mike Cruz".

Nathan Lane

Modern Family For playing "Pepper Saltzman". For episode "A Slight at the Opera".

Louis C.K.

Saturday Night Live For playing "Various Characters". For episode "Louis C.K./Fun".

Will Forte

30 Rock For playing "Paul L'astnamé". For episode "My Whole Life Is Thunder".

Saturday Night Live For playing "Various Characters". For episode "Justin Timberlake".

Primetime Emmy Awards 2012

Jimmy Fallon

Saturday Night Live For playing "Various Characters". For episode: "Jimmy Fallon/Michael Bublé".

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Bobby Cannavale

Nurse Jackie For playing "Dr. Mike Cruz".

Greg Kinnear

Modern Family For playing "Tad". For episode: "Me? Jealous?".

Will Arnett

30 Rock For playing "Devon Banks". For episode "Idiots Are People Three!".

Michael J. Fox

Curb Your Enthusiasm For playing "Himself". For episode "Larry vs. Michael J. Fox".

Jon Hamm

30 Rock For playing "Abner". For episode "Live from Studio 6H".

Primetime Emmy Awards 2011

Saturday Night Live For playing: "Host". For episode: "Justin Timberlake/Lady Gaga".

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Idris Elba

The Big C For playing "Lenny".

30 Rock For playing "Carol".

Nathan Lane

Modern Family For playing "Pepper Saltzman".

Will Arnett

30 Rock For playing "Devon Banks". For episode: "Plan B".

Zach Galifianakis

Saturday Night Live For playing: "Host". For episode: "Zach Galifianakis/Jessie J".

Primetime Emmy Awards 2010

Neil Patrick Harris

Glee For episode "Dream On". For playing "Bryan Ryan".

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Eli Wallach

Nurse Jackie For episode "Chicken Soup". For playing "Bernard Zimberg".

Fred Willard

Modern Family For playing "Frank Dunphy". For episode "Travels with Scout".

Jon Hamm

30 Rock For playing "Dr. Drew Baird". For episode "Emanuelle Goes to Dinosaur Land".

Mike O'Malley

Glee For playing "Burt Hummel". For episode "Wheels".

Will Arnett

30 Rock For playing "Devin Banks". For episode " Into the Crevasse".

Primetime Emmy Awards 2009

Saturday Night Live For playing "Various Characters". For episode with host Justin Timberlake.

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Jon Hamm

30 Rock For playing "Dr. Drew Baird". For episode "The Bubble".

Alan Alda

30 Rock For playing "Milton Greene". For episode "Mamma Mia".

Steve Martin

30 Rock For playing "Gavin Volure". For episode "Gavin Volure".

Beau Bridges

Desperate Housewives For playing "Eli Scruggs". For episode "The Best Thing That Ever Could Have Happened".

Primetime Emmy Awards 2008

Tim Conway

30 Rock For playing "Bucky Bright". For episode "Subway Hero".

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Will Arnett

30 Rock For playing "Devin Banks".

Steve Buscemi

30 Rock For playing "Len". For episode "The Collection".

Shelley Berman

Curb Your Enthusiasm For playing "Nat David". For episode "The Rat Dog".

Rip Torn

30 Rock For playing "Don Geiss".

Primetime Emmy Awards 2007

Stanley Tucci

Monk For playing "David Ruskin". For episode "Mr. Monk and the Actor".

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Giovanni Ribisi

My Name Is Earl For playing "Ralph Mariano".

Beau Bridges

My Name Is Earl For playing "Carl Hickey".

Ian McKellen

Extras For playing himself. For episode "Ian McKellen".

Martin Landau

Entourage For playing "Bob Ryan".

Primetime Emmy Awards 2006

Leslie Jordan

Will & Grace For playing "Beverly Leslie".

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Alec Baldwin

Will & Grace For playing "Malcolm".

Martin Sheen

Two and a Half Men For playing "Harvery". For episode "Sleep Tight, Puddin' Pop".

Patrick Stewart

Extras For playing himself. For episode "Patrick Stewart".

Extras For playing himself. For episode "Ben Stiller".

Primetime Emmy Awards 2005

Bobby Cannavale

Will & Grace For playing "Vince".

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Alec Baldwin

Will & Grace For playing "Malcolm".

Victor Garber

Will & Grace For playing "Peter Bovington". For episode "Saving Grace Again".

Jeff Goldblum

Will & Grace For playing "Frank/Scott".

Fred Willard

Everybody Loves Raymond For playing "Hank".

Primetime Emmy Awards 2004

John Turturro

Monk For playing "Ambrose Monk" For episode "Mr. Monk and the Three Pies".

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Anthony LaPaglia

Frasier For playing: "Simon Moon". For episode: "Goodnight, Seattle".

John Cleese

Will & Grace For playing "Lyle Finster"

Danny DeVito

Friends For playing "Roy". For episode: "The One Where the Stripper Cries".

Fred Willard

Everybody Loves Raymond For playing "Hank"

Primetime Emmy Awards 2003

Gene Wilder

Will & Grace For playing "Mr. Stein".

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Dzhonatan Uinters

Life with Bonnie For playing "Q.T. Marlens".

David Duchovny

Life with Bonnie For playing "Johnny Volcano".

Fred Willard

Everybody Loves Raymond For playing "Hank".

Hank Azaria

Friends For playing "David".

Primetime Emmy Awards 2002

Anthony LaPaglia

Frasier For playing "Simon". For episode "The Mother Load".

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Brian Cox

Frasier For playing "Harry Moon". For episode "Moons Over Seattle".

Michael Douglas

Will & Grace For playing "Detective Sharp". For episode "Fagel Attraction".

Adam Arkin

Frasier For playing "Tom". For episode "The Two Hundredth".

Friends For playing "Will". For episode "The One With The Rumor".

Primetime Emmy Awards 2001

Derek Jacobi

Frasier For playing "Jackson Riley". For episode "The Show Must Go Off".

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Michael York

The Lot For playing "Colin Rhome". For episode "Daddy Dearest, Stiffed".

Victor Garber

Frasier For playing "Ferguson". For episode "Taking Liberties".

Gary Oldman

Friends For playing "Richard Crosby".

Robert Loggia

Malcolm in the Middle For playing "Grandpa Victor". For episode "Grandparents".

Primetime Emmy Awards 2000

Friends For playing "Paul Stevens".

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Henry Winkler

Battery Park For playing: "Walter Dunleavy". The TV Academy revoked Winkler's nomination after realizing that Walter's Rib (2000) aired after the May 31 cutoff date, burned off after the abrupt cancellation of Battery Park. William H. Macy was nominated instead for his work on Sports Night (1998).

Carl Reiner

Beggars and Choosers For playing: "Sid Barry". For episode: "Always Leave 'Em Laughing".

William H. Macy

Sports Night For playing "Sam Donovan".

Anthony LaPaglia

Frasier For playing "Simon Moon".

Tom Selleck

Friends For playing: "Dr. Richard Burke". For episode: "The One with the Proposal".

Primetime Emmy Awards 1999

Mel Brooks

Mad About You For playing "Uncle Phil Buchman". For episode "Uncle Phil Goes Back To High School".

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Charles Nelson Reilly

The Drew Carey Show For playing "Mr. Hathaway". For episode "Drugco".

John Ritter

Ally McBeal For playing "George Madison". For episodes "It's My Party" and "Story Of Love".

Woody Harrelson

Frasier For playing "Woody". For episode "The Show Where Woody Shows Up".

William Shatner

3rd Rock from the Sun For playing "The Big Giant Head". For episodes "Dick's Big Giant Headache", part I and II.

Primetime Emmy Awards 1998

Mel Brooks

Mad About You For playing "Uncle Phil". For episode "Uncle Phil And The Coupons".

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John Cleese

3rd Rock from the Sun For playing "Dr. Neesam".

Nathan Lane

Mad About You For playing "Professor Twilley". For episode "Good Old Reliable Nathan".

Hank Azaria

Mad About You For playing "Nat".

Lloyd Bridges

Seinfeld For playing "Izzy Mandelbaum". For episode "The Blood".

Primetime Emmy Awards 1997

Mel Brooks

Mad About You For playing "Uncle Phil". For multiple episodes.

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David Duchovny

The Larry Sanders Show For playing himself. For episode "Everybody Loves Larry".

Sid Caesar

Mad About You For playing "Harold". For episode "Citizen Buchman".

James Earl Jones

Frasier For playing "Norman". For episode "Roz's Krantz And Gouldenstein Are Dead".

Jerry Stiller

Seinfeld For playing "Frank Costanza". For multiple episodes.

Primetime Emmy Awards 1996

Tim Conway

Coach For episode "The Gardener". For playing "Kenny".

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Larry Thomas

Seinfeld For episode "The Soup Nazi". For playing "The Soup Nazi".

Mandy Patinkin

The Larry Sanders Show For episode "Eight". For playing himself.

Harris Yulin

Frasier For episode "A Word to the Wiseguy". For playing "Jerome Belasco".

Griffin Dunne

Frasier For episode "The Friend". For playing "Bob".

Primetime Emmy Awards 1995

Carl Reiner

Mad About You For episode "The Alan Brady Show". For playing "Alan Brady".

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Sid Caesar

Love & War For episode "At The Pantheon", part II. For playing "Mr. Stein ".

Nathan Lane

Frasier For episode "Fool Me Once, Shame On You. Fool Me Twice...". For playing "Phil".

Robert Pastorelli

Murphy Brown For episode "Bye, Bye Bernecky". For playing "Eldin Bernecky".

Paul Reubens

Murphy Brown For episode "The Good Nephew". For playing "Andrew J. Lansing III".

Primetime Emmy Awards 1994

Martin Sheen

Murphy Brown For playing "Nick Brody". For episode "Angst For The Memories".

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Paul Dooley

Dream On For playing "Micky Tupper". For episode "Pop Secret".

Jason Alexander

Dream On For playing "Randall Townsend". For episode "Oral Sex, Lies and Videotape".

John Glover

Frasier For playing "Ned Miller". For episode "Oops".

Judge Reinhold

Seinfeld For playing "Aaron". For episode "The Raincoats".

Primetime Emmy Awards 1993

David Clennon

Dream On For playing "Peter Brewer". For episode "For Peter's Sake".

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Joel Grey

Brooklyn Bridge For playing "Jacob". For episode "The Last Immigrant".

Dana Carvey

The Larry Sanders Show For playing himself. For episode "Guest Host".

Bill Ervin

Seinfeld For playing "Sid Fields". For episode "The Old Man".

Tom Berenger

Cheers For playing "Don Santry". For episode "One For The Road".

Primetime Emmy Awards 1991

Jay Thomas

Murphy Brown For playing "Jerry Gold". For episode "Gold Rush".

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Alan Oppenheimer

Murphy Brown For playing "Eugene Kinsella". For episode "Strike Two".

Danny Thomas

Empty Nest For playing "Dr. Leo Brewster". For episode "The Mentor".

Sheldon Leonard

Cheers For playing "Sid Nelson". For episode "Grease".

Tom Poston

Coach For playing "Art Hibke". For episode "Diamond's Are A Dentist's Best Friend".

Primetime Emmy Awards 1990

Jay Thomas

Murphy Brown For playing "Jerry Gold". For episode "Heart Of Gold".

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Dzherri Orbak

The Golden Girls For playing "Glen". For episode "Cheaters".

Darren McGavin

Murphy Brown For playing "Bill Brown". For episode "Brown Like Me".

Dick Van Dyke

The Golden Girls For playing "Ken". For episode "Love Under The Big Top".

David Huddleston

The Wonder Years For playing "Granpa Arnold". For episode "The Powers That Be".

Primetime Emmy Awards 1989

Cleavon Little

Dear John For playing "Tony Larkin". For Stand by Your Man (1989).

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Semmi Devis ml.

The Cosby Show For playing "Ray Palomino". For episode "No Way Baby".

Jack Gilford

The Golden Girls For playing "Max Weinstock". For episode "Sophia's Wedding".

Robert Picardo

The Wonder Years For playing "Coach Ed Cutlip". For episode "Loosiers".

Leslie Nielsen

Day by Day For playing "Jack Harper". For episode "Harper And Son".

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Nominations

Other awards and film festivals

Academy Awards, USA

1929-2025

Cannes Film Festival

Festival international du film de Cannes

1939-2025

Golden Globes, USA

Golden Globe Award

1944-2025

BAFTA Awards

The British Academy of Film and Television Arts

1949-2025

Venice Film Festival

Mostra Internazionale d’Arte Cinematografica

1932-2025

Razzie Awards

Razzie

1981-2025

MTV Movie + TV Awards

MTV Movie & TV Awards

1992-2025

Sundance Film Festival

1982-2025

St. Petersburg Message to Man Film Festival

1993-2025

Berlin International Film Festival

Internationale Filmfestspiele Berlin

1951-2025

Sochi International Film Festival

Sochi International Film Festival & Awards — SIFFA

1994-2025

Screen Actors Guild Awards

Screen Actors Guild Award

1963-2025

2024-2025

Sochi Open Russian Film Festival

Sochi Open Russian Film Festival (Kinotavr)

1990-2025

Moscow International Film Festival

Moscow International Film Festival (MIFF)

1959-2025

Window to Europe

1993-2025

Toronto International Film Festival

1978-2025

Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival

Pimedate Ööde Filmifestival

1998-2025