52nd Primetime Emmy Awards - Outstanding Supporting Actor in A Drama Series

Outstanding Supporting Actor in A Drama Series

  • Michael Badalucco for playing Jimmy Berluti on The Practice
  • Dominic Chianese for playing Junior Soprano on The Sopranos
  • Steve Harris for playing Eugene Young on The Practice
  • Richard Schiff for playing Toby Ziegler on The West Wing
  • John Spencer for playing Leo McGarry on The West Wing

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