‘Yellowstone’: Behind the No. 1 Cable Series’ First-Ever Emmy Nomination

Veteran production designer Cary White talks to TheWrap about the enduring appeal of Westerns, and how he’s enjoying his first Emmy nom in 25 years

An unfortunate statistic among many acclaimed dramas with rabid fans is they often get snubbed for awards on TV’s biggest night. (Modern shows with unbelievable legacies such as “The Wire”, “The Leftovers” and “Sons of Anarchy” never took home Emmys in their many years on air.) So, when Paramount Network’s “Yellowstone,” 2020’s highest-rated cable series, finally nabbed a nomination in its third season, its many, many fans breathed a sigh of relief.

“It’s a thrill and I’m very happy ‘cause it’s a great show, and it deserves a little love,” says Cary White, who is the production designer carrying the Emmy banner for the Western-flavored series.

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