Late Carrie Fisher Gets Emmys🏆 Nomination

Carrie Fisher has received a posthumous Emmy nomination for her role in Catastrophe.

The actress was nominated for her guest role in the Amazon comedy series' third season.

As Mia, the troublesome mother of Rob (played by Rob Delaney), an American who moves to London when his one-week fling leads to an unplanned pregnancy.

She had finished filming her scenes in the notable sixth episode shortly before her death in December.

Fisher was 60 years old when she suffered a major heart attack during a transatlantic flight and died a few days later in the hospital.

Posthumous nominations have occurred often throughout Emmy history, as they're seen as tributes to the late actors.

Only six actors have won Emmys posthumously: Ingrid Bergman, Audrey Hepburn, Raul Julia, Diana Hyland, Marion Lorne and Alice Pearce.

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