Sally Field Warns “Our Voices Matter” in Emmys Win Amid Pending Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger
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{ "epilogue": "Sally Field won her fourth Emmy for her work in 'Remarkably Bright Creatures,' becoming the oldest winner in her category and setting a record. During her acceptance speech, she celebrated over 60 years in the arts, criticized a Paramount-Warner Bros. merger, and addressed trade policies.
Coverage of the event and her remarks has since quieted without further developments." }
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