An analysis of 72 years of data reveals that men over 50 make up a much larger share of acting nominees and winners than women of the same age. This year is no exception
New Geena Davis Institute study: Emmy acting categories favor men over 50. Since 1954, 42% of male Emmy acting nominees have been over 50. For women, it’s 33% — and in the 2020s that gap has widened to 12 points. TheWrap has the exclusive on the Institute’s analysis of all 4,017 nominations across 72 years, including one bright spot: in supporting categories, women over 50 now win more often than men. Read the full story at TheWrap.