‘American Crime’ Star Timothy Hutton Celebrates His Emmy Nomination … by Going Fishing

And even if he doesn’t catch anything, he tells TheWrap, it’ll be a good day

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At the age of 20, Timothy Hutton won the Best Supporting Actor Oscar for playing a troubled teen in Robert Redford’s “Ordinary People.” Now, 34 years later, Hutton has received his first Emmy nomination for “American Crime,” the ABC miniseries in which he and Felicity Huffman play parents whose son is murdered. The wrenching, racially-charged drama received 10 Emmy nominations, including Outstanding Limited Series and Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited Series for Hutton.

How are you going to celebrate?
I don’t know yet. A couple of friends called, and there might be a dinner in the works later on.

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