50th Primetime Emmy Awards - Outstanding Supporting Actress in A Drama Series

Outstanding Supporting Actress in A Drama Series

  • Kim Delaney for playing Diane Russell on NYPD Blue
  • Laura Innes for playing Kerry Weaver on ER
  • Camryn Manheim for playing Ellenor Frutt on The Practice
  • Della Reese for playing Tess on Touched by an Angel
  • Gloria Reuben for playing Jeanie Boulet on ER

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