Behind the Candelabra, Boardwalk Empire Win Big at Creative Arts Emmys

HBO's Behind the Candelabra cleaned up at Sunday's Creative Arts Emmy Awards, winning eight trophies at the ceremony.

Among the Liberace biopic's accolades in the Miniseries, Movie or Special genre were Outstanding Casting, Outstanding Costumes, Outstanding Prosthetic Makeup and Outstanding Sound Editing.

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The Tony Awards and Boardwalk Empire were the second biggest winners, each collecting four awards.

Other victors included House of Cards (Outstanding Casting for a Drama) — winning Netflix's first Emmy ever — 30 Rock (Outstanding Casting for a Comedy) and South Park (Outstanding Animated Program).

In the guest acting races, Bob Newhart took home his first Emmy for his appearance on The Big Bang Theory. Dan Bucatinsky (Scandal), Carrie Preston (The Good Wife) and Melissa Leo (Louie) also won for their respective appearances.
Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn won awards for their roles as hosts of Project Runway, while Undercover Boss won reality program. 

Portions of the Creative Arts Emmys will air on FXX on Saturday at 9/8c. See a full list of winners here.

The 65th Primetime Emmy Awards airs Saturday, Sept. 22 at 8 pm ET / 5 pm PT on CBS.

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