HBO submits The Last of Us episode ‘Long, Long Time’ for Emmy nomination in best cinematography

HBO’s new big hit The Last of Us is one of the most successful shows on the television network to date. The second season is on the way, and fans are really excited about continuing the beautiful and somewhat morbid post-apocalyptic journey. Bella Ramsey and Pedro Pascal’s portrayal of Ellie and Joel is ruling hearts, as well as the race to win the Emmys this year. The Last of Us has been put forth by HBO for another Emmy nomination.

The Last of Us Episode 3 has been submitted for Emmy consideration

According to an exclusive report by Variety, HBO has submitted The Last of Us Episode 3 ‘Long, Long Time’ to be considered for an Emmy Nomination in the Outstanding Cinematography For A Single-Camera Series (One Hour) category. The episode was shot by Eben Bolter and Ksenia Sereda.

What is ‘Long, Long Time’ about?

The Last of Us episode 3 ‘Long, Long Time’ takes a break from the main storyline to explore the story of the side characters Bill (Nick Offerman) and Frank (Murray Bartlett), who meet during the first stages of the cordyceps epidemic spreading across the globe, fall in love and die together, before leaving a note and a bunch of supplies for the leads Joel (Pedro Pascal) and Ellie (Bella Ramsey).

The Last of Us is eyeing multiple Emmy nominations

A number of HBO shows are on the list of The Hollywood Reporter’s Scott Feinberg’s prediction list, Succession, The Last of Us, and House of The Dragon with nominations in multiple categories. The Last of Us might grab The Best Show, Pedro Pascal as Best Actor, and Bella Ramsey as Best Actress, as well as multiple nominations in the Best Supporting Actor and Actress categories.

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