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The Creative Arts Emmys, which began Saturday and ended Sunday, are a precursor to the main Emmy ceremony set to air Monday on Fox and CTV.

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The awards show was initially slated for September 2023 but was delayed by the dual Hollywood writers and actors strikes.

B次元官网网址淪tillB次元官网网址� incorporates documentary and scripted elements, and tells the story of Vancouver-raised FoxB次元官网网址檚 rise to fame and his ParkinsonB次元官网网址檚 disease diagnosis in his own words.

The documentary, produced by Concordia Studios, had a total of seven Emmy Award nominations.

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