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Michelle Williams Eyes Second Emmy for ‘Dying For Sex’ Role

Michelle Williams is poised to potentially secure her second Emmy Award for her compelling performance in FX’s limited series, ‘Dying For Sex’. This follows her previous win for ‘Fosse/Verdon’. The series, which is currently streaming on Hulu, is based on the true story of Molly Kochan, a woman diagnosed with terminal cancer who embarks on a journey to embrace her desires during her remaining time.

The show draws inspiration from a podcast featuring Kochan and her best friend, Nikki Boyer, who serves as an executive producer for the series. Williams portrays Kochan, while Jenny Slate takes on the role of Boyer. Williams expressed her emotional connection to the material, stating, “I was moved by it. When I listened to the podcast, my heart immediately became attached to the story and to these people.”

Emmy Nominations and Industry Buzz

has garnered significant recognition, earning a total of nine Emmy nominations, including Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series. Williams is nominated for Outstanding Lead Actress, while Slate is nominated for Supporting Actress, and Rob Delaney, who plays Neighbor Guy, is nominated for Supporting Actor. Delaney commented on the positive atmosphere on set, saying, “You get a feel on set and the feel on this set was very, very good.”

Despite the growing awards buzz surrounding the series, Williams remains focused on the story’s essence rather than the accolades. “You can’t really ever anticipate how people will respond or not respond to a piece of work that you do,” she said. “It means so much to me because what we’re really gathering over is Molly and Nikki. We’re honoring the way they lived and the way they loved.”

A Personal Connection to the Story

The series holds deep significance for Boyer, who reflected on the collaborative effort to bring the story to life. “I love that everyone was so available to absorb the story and be willing to take it on and take it in,” she shared. When asked about how Kochan might feel about the Emmy discussions, Boyer became emotional. “The funny thing about Molly is she was so humble and so sweet and so loving that there would be part of her that would be like, ‘Can you believe this? This is unbelievable that my tiny little life means something so big.'”

As the Emmy Awards approach, anticipation builds around the impact of ‘Dying For Sex’. The series not only highlights the challenges of living with terminal illness but also celebrates the richness of human connections and experiences. With its blend of humor and poignant moments, it has resonated with audiences and Emmy voters alike.

The series is available for streaming on Hulu and Disney+. The Walt Disney Company is the parent organization of FX, Hulu, and this ABC station.

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