Winners Circle: Inside the Emmys Photo Booth

It’s their night! See the talented stars who struck a pose in the NBC/PEOPLE photo booth
By Laura Lane
Updated September 03, 2015 11:49 PM

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HAPPY WIFE, HAPPY LIFE

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Taking home her second lead actress Emmy for The Good Wife, Julianna Margulies brings the girl power to PEOPLE’s camera. What a wonderful time for women on television, she said in her acceptance speech.

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ARMED & FABULOUS

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Another winner (for outstanding writing for a variety special), Sarah Silverman strikes a confident – and for once, serious – pose with her new pal Emmy.

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GOOD TO BE BAD

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It’s been a good run! The unstoppable Breaking Bad team – Anna Gunn, Aaron Paul, Bryan Cranston and director Vince Gilligan – earned five awards for the night, and show exactly how to go out in style.

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SING IT LOUD

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This isn’t the Grammys, but Mom star and outstanding supporting actress in a comedy series winner Allison Janney still makes a pretty good diva in the NBC/PEOPLE photo booth.

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IT'S ALL RELATIVE

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They’re one big happy Modern Family! The close-knit cast and crew (including and supporting actor in a comedy winner Ty Burrell) pile into the photo booth to celebrate their big milestone – the show received its fifth consecutive statue for best comedy series.

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FEELING FAN-TASTIC

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Need to cool off? Kathy Bates gives herself some air after being named best supporting actress in a miniseries or movie for her role in American Horror Story: Coven.

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POLITICALLY CORRECT

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Three may be a crowd, but try 15! Stephen Colbert and his plentiful The Colbert Report crew celebrate their big score for outstanding writing for a variety series.

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STEP UP

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Winning for lead actress in a miniseries or movie, American Horror Story: Coven’s Jessica Lange takes it all in and gives her Emmy the pedestal.

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