Maya Rudolph landed her second voice-over Emmy in a row for her role as Connie The Hormone Monstress in Big Mouth. The Outstanding Character Voice-Over Performance award was her third Emmy overall,…
She won the show’s A Very Special 9/11 Episode.
Rudolph called the award a “really nice surprise”, adding that the animated series gave her “this gift of being free and sexy and nasty and honest and emotional and talking about all of these human things in the form of a very hairy lady monster”. She said it was a “complete joy” to co-create the character, saying “playing her is like having some sort of alter ego, like having a kind of Sasha Fierce. You get to be cooler and looser”.
She joked that she spent much of the pandemic sweating as a result of having to record under blankets from home, setting up teepees on tripods. “Knowing we were recording the show through the pandemic was actually a kind of saving grace and helped give a sense of normalcy that was really comforting for me,” she added.
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