Emmys: 30 Supporting Actors on Character Quarantining, Co-Star Bonding and Craft Services

For the past several years, The Hollywood Reporter has gathered together 30 of TV's most talented supporting actors for a star-studded shoot. But with COVID-19 turning the world and the industry inside out, this year's supporting actor feature looks a bit different. So instead of a group shoot, these 30 actors were asked to take a self-portrait, capturing themselves in their new realities. Then, they spoke to THR about their memorable performances from the past year, including how they related to their characters (and didn't), how their character would do in quarantine, and their proudest moments on set.



Victoria Pedretti
'You' (Netflix)



How I relate to my character "I’m extremely loyal and extremely romantic. I’m not a big fan of monotony. I like adventure and big love, expressing that love whether it’s in a romantic relationship or with your friends. I think that’s there’s something romantic about all of it."

And how I don't "I don’t kill people. And I am more of a cook than a baker, I gotta say."

Most supportive co-star "I learned a lot from Penn [Badgley], picking his brain because this was the most responsibility I'd ever had on a production. It was my second major job."

At craft services "I was often preparing myself a bagel with cream cheese and lox for breakfast and lunch and dinner potentially."

I can't believe I pulled off "Eating 12 doughnuts to shoot a take of me eating one doughnut."