
Matthew McConaughey, Shailene Woodley & 'Baywatch' Cast Added To Emmys Presenters List
TV's biggest night stacks its presenter lineup with Oscar winners, reboot stars, and House of the Dragon royalty.
By Rae MitchellPublished Updated 2 min read
The countdown to television's premier honor is officially on, and the trophy handoffs just got a major injection of Hollywood star power. Organizers for the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards have expanded their roster of presenters, confirming that Academy Award winner Matthew McConaughey and *Big Little Lies* standout Shailene Woodley will be taking the stage on Monday night. Joining the heavyweight duo is an eclectic mix of fan-favorite actors, including Oscar winner Jamie Lee Curtis, *House of the Dragon* lead Emma D’Arcy, and multi-hyphenate entertainer Awkwafina. The massive lineup additions ensure that the evening will feature plenty of A-list glamour as the industry gathers to celebrate the very best achievements across cable, network TV, and streaming platforms.
Who is presenting at the 78th Emmy Awards?
The fresh wave of talent also places a major spotlight on upcoming broadcast television projects. Key cast members from Fox's highly anticipated *Baywatch* reboot are slated to present during the telecast, bringing a of seaside nostalgia to the high-stakes ceremony. They will be sharing the stage throughout the night alongside seasoned TV veterans like *Arrow* star Stephen Amell and former *Hawaii Five-0* lead Scott Caan. Digital creator and social media sensation Noah Beck has also been tapped for presenting duties, alongside rising actor Jessica Belkin. Their inclusion highlights the producers' strategy to blend classic Hollywood royalty with new-age viral stars, aiming to capture the attention of younger viewers while honoring established television icons.

How to watch the 78th Emmy Awards on NBC and Peacock
The latest announcement comes as anticipation builds for television's biggest night, where the top series and performances of the year will vie for peak industry recognition. With dozens of categories on the docket, these high-profile presenters will be tasked with opening the sealed envelopes and announcing who walks away with a coveted gold statuette. Fans eager to catch all the red carpet moments, surprise wins, and celebrity interactions won't have to wait long. The 78th Primetime Emmy Awards will air live on NBC this coming Monday evening, while cord-cutters can stream the entire ceremony live on Peacock.
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- When are the 78th Emmy Awards taking place?
- The 78th Primetime Emmy Awards will broadcast live on Monday night on NBC and stream live on Peacock.
- Who is presenting at the 78th Emmy Awards?
- Newly announced presenters include Matthew McConaughey, Shailene Woodley, Jamie Lee Curtis, Awkwafina, Emma D’Arcy, Stephen Amell, Scott Caan, Noah Beck, Jessica Belkin, and stars from Fox's 'Baywatch' reboot.
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