Anthony Bourdain Posthumously Wins Two Creative Arts Emmy Awards
More than a year after his untimely passing.
Even after his passing, Anthony Bourdain continues to cement his place in pop culture as a chef, author, travel documentarian/television personality posthumously winning two Creative Arts Emmy Awards at this year’s ceremony.
At the 2019 Creative Arts Emmy Awards, Bourdain and his team won in the categories of Outstanding Informational Series or Special and Writing for a Non-Fiction Program for the final season of CNN series Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown. The show was also nominated in the Outstanding Cinematography for a Non-Fiction Program, Picture Editing for a Non-Fiction Program, Sound Editing for a Non-Fiction Program, and Sound Mixing for a Non-Fiction Program categories. Last year, shortly after his untimely passing Bourdain won six awards at the 2018 Creative Arts Emmy Awards.
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