Anna Camp, best known for her role as Sarah Newlin in the hit series True Blood, has opened up about her surprising omission from this year's Emmy nominations. The actress, who delivered a standout performance, admitted the snub was 'disappointing' but remained gracious about the recognition she has received.
'Of course, it's disappointing,' Camp shared. 'Every actor hopes their work will be acknowledged, especially when they pour their heart into a role. But at the same time, I'm so grateful for the love from fans and the opportunity to be part of such an incredible show.'
A Stellar Performance Overlooked
Camp's portrayal of the devout yet complex Sarah Newlin in True Blood earned widespread acclaim, with many critics and fans considering her a strong contender for the Supporting Actress category. Her absence from the nominee list sparked discussions online, with some calling it one of the biggest snubs of the season.
'Anna brought so much depth to Sarah Newlin,' one fan tweeted. 'How did the Emmy voters miss this?'
Looking Ahead
Despite the setback, Camp remains optimistic about her future projects. 'There’s always next year,' she said with a laugh. 'Right now, I’m just focused on telling great stories and working with amazing people.'
With several new roles in the pipeline, including an upcoming indie film, Camp’s fans won’t have to wait long to see her back on screen.
