Performers most likely to be nominated:
- Jeremy Strong for HBO's Succession
- Kieran Culkin for HBO's Succession
- Pedro Pascal for HBO's The Last of Us
- Bob Odenkirk for AMC's Better Call Saul
- Brian Cox for HBO's Succession
- Diego Luna for Disney+'s Andor
Serious threats that could break through:
- Jeff Bridges for FX's The Old Man
- Paddy Considine for HBO's House of the Dragon
- Dominic West for Netflix's The Crown
- Harrison Ford for Paramount+'s 1923
- Matthew Rhys for HBO's Perry Mason
- Kevin Costner for Paramount Network's Yellowstone
- Bryan Cranston for Showtime's Your Honor
- Patrick Stewart for Paramount+'s Star Trek: Picard
- Pedro Pascal for Disney+'s The Mandalorian
- Corey Mylchreest for Netflix's Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story
Some considerable long-shots:
- Antony Starr, Karl Urban and Jack Quaid for Amazon's The Boys
- Gary Oldman for AppleTV+'s Slow Horses
- Zahn McClarnon for AMC's Dark Winds
- Damson Idris for FX's Snowfall
- Nicco Annan for Starz's P-Valley
- Jacob Anderson for AMC's Interview With the Vampire
- Ramón Rodríguez for ABC's Will Trent
- Gabriel Basso for Netflix's The Night Agent
- Jeremy Renner for Paramount+'s Mayor of Kingstown
- Richard Madden for Amazon's Citadel
- Aaron Paul for HBO's Westworld
Colorful oddities that still have an outside chance:
- Elliot Page for Netflix's The Umbrella Academy
- Chris Pratt for Amazon's The Terminal List
- Penn Badgley for Netflix's You
- Joshua Jackson for Paramount+'s Fatal Attraction
- John Krasinski for Amazon's Jack Ryan
- Kiefer Sutherland for Paramount+'s Rabbit Hole
- Tom Sturridge for Netflix's The Sandman
- Michael Shannon and Giovanni Ribisi for Showtime's Waco: The Aftermath
- Mike Colter for Paramount+'s Evil
- Noah Centineo for Netflix's The Recruit
The nominations for The 75th Primetime Emmy Awards will be announced on Wednesday, July 12.
