Dale Dickey lands first-ever Emmy nomination after decades in Hollywood

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Actress Dale Dickey has received her first Emmy nomination for her role in the Apple TV series "Widow's Bay" after a long career in Hollywood. The series itself has garnered significant attention with 19 nominations, making it a standout in the horror-comedy genre.

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1Dale Dickey receives first Emmy nomination
2Nominated for "Widow's Bay" on Apple TV
3Recognized for past roles in "Breaking Bad" and others
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Dale Dickey lands first-ever Emmy nomination after decades in Hollywood Page Six Hollywood After more than three decades of stealing scenes, Dale Dickey is finally an Emmy nominee. The 64-year-old character actress earned her first-ever nomination for playing the sharp-tongued Rosemary on Apple TV's "Widow's Bay." Dickey is nominated for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series, joining a category that also includes her costar, Kate O'Flynn. Fans may recognize Dickey from memorable roles in "Breaking Bad," "My Name Is Earl," "Justified," and the Oscar-nominated film, "Winter's Bone." Her long-overdue recognition was part of a much bigger surprise for "Widow's Bay." The first-year series scored 19 nominations, the third highest total of any show and the most for a new series. That haul is especially unusual for a horror comedy, a genre that has rarely received this much love from Emmy voters. Now one of Hollywood's most recognizable character actors finally has a chance to take home television's biggest prize.

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Dale Dickey lands first-ever Emmy nomination after decades in Hollywood. Page Six Hollywood. After more than three decades of stealing scenes, Dale Dickey is finally an Emmy nominee. The 64-year-old character actress earned her first-ever nomination for playing the sharp-tongued Rosemary on Apple TV's "Widow's Bay." Dickey is nominated for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series, joining a category that also includes her costar, Kate O'Flynn. Fans may recognize Dickey from memorable roles in "Breaking Bad," "My Name Is Earl," "Justified," and the Oscar-nominated film, "Winter's Bone." Her long-overdue recognition was part of a much bigger surprise for "Widow's Bay." The first-year series scored 19 nominations, the third highest total of any show and the most for a new series. That haul is especially unusual for a horror comedy, a genre that has rarely received this much love from Emmy voters. Now one of Hollywood's most recognizable character actors finally has a chance to take home television's biggest prize.