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What an honour! Maltese costume designer earns EMMY nomination for work on Netflix series, 'Ripley'
Ernest Camilleri was nominated in the ‘Outstanding Period Costumes for a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie’ category.

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Ernest’s nomination recognises his exceptional work as wardrobe supervisor on the Netflix miniseries ‘Ripley’, specifically for the fourth episode titled ‘IV La Dolce Vita’.

The series ‘Ripley’ has garnered a total of 13 EMMY nominations, including Outstanding Limited Series, Lead Actor in a Limited Series, and Directing for a Limited Series, among others.

In fact, Ernest’s colleague, Gianni Casalnuovo, who is also an EMMY nominee, shared his excitement on social media saying:

‘The most intense and beautiful working experience so far continues to bring us joy. Ripley has received 13 Emmy nominations, including one for us for Best Costume Design in a Limited Series’.

Ernest Camilleri has been making significant strides in the industry for years, known for his contributions to productions like ‘Assassin’s Creed’, ‘Fast X’, ‘Captain Phillips’, and ‘Ben-Hur’, among others.

Congratulations, Ernest!

22nd July 2024


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