The Associated Press
Aaron Paul toted his Emmy into the AMC party celebrating a victorious finale for “Breaking Bad.”
Bryan Cranston, who played meth dealer Walter White, posed for photos with admirers as he made his way into crowded BOA Steakhouse in West Hollywood after the Emmy Awards on Sunday night. He won a record-tying fourth best dramatic actor award.
Anna Gunn, who played Cranston’s wife, briefly carried her statuette, and castmate Betsy Brandt arrived shortly thereafter to join the last big blowout for the show whose finale aired 11 months ago.
Jon Hamm, who lost — again — for his role as Don Draper on the network’s “Mad Men,” graciously greeted well-wishers while arm-in-arm with girlfriend Jennifer Westfeldt.
Partygoers enjoyed a spread that included sushi hand rolls, filet mignon, chicken marsala and caprese salad, all washed down with flowing alcohol against a backdrop of disco music.
— Beth Harris: www.twitter.com/bethharrisap
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