David Harbour Wins First Emmy, Teases 'Doomsday' Return — SkimNews
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- David Harbour took home his first career Emmy on Sept. 6 at the Creative Arts Emmy ceremony, winning Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series for his role as Floyd Smernitch in HBO's 'DTF St. Louis'
- Harbour confirmed he will return as Alexei Shostakov, aka the Red Guardian, in 'Avengers: Doomsday,' which hits theaters Dec. 18
- On the carpet, Harbour praised Robert Downey Jr. as 'a creative powerhouse' who is 'so unpredictable,' calling filming the Marvel movies 'surreal and amazing' after 10 years as a fan in the audience
- Harbour and Millie Bobby Brown will reunite their 'Stranger Things' father-daughter dynamic in an untitled Netflix project written by Jack Thorne, which Harbour said is 'an incredible propulsive engine with action and entertainment'
- The Brown project will explore 'what does it mean to father someone in their 20s who's going through all kinds of things,' per Harbour, who also noted Brown's character would not be revealed today
Why it matters: Harbour's Sept. 6 Creative Arts Emmy for 'DTF St. Louis' adds a major awards credential beyond his 'Stranger Things' breakout, his Dec. 18 'Avengers: Doomsday' return formalizes his place in Marvel's next crossover phase, and Netflix locked in a Jack Thorne-scripted Brown reunion — three distinct career tracks advancing at once.
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