House of Cards show creator Beau Willimon posted photos on Twitter from the Emmys night on August 25, featuring Kate Mara and Michael Kelly.

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The director and cast members looked very spirited and posed goofily for some shots. Most of the images are selfies.

Although, the Netflix series was nominated in the bunch of categories, the show didn't won only one award. The show was nominated in some of the major categories like outstanding drama series, outstanding directing for a drama series, outstanding lead actor in a drama series, outstanding lead actress in a drama series.

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Mara was nominated for her role as Zoe Barnes in outstanding guest actress in a drama series.

The show took away the Emmy for outstanding sound mixing for a comedy or drama series.

Willimon took the evenings non-wins in a good spirit and also congratulated Breaking Bad for winning a bunch of awards, via Twitter.

In a recent interaction with Breaking Bad's Vince Gilligan, for Variety, Willimon spoke about the how it takes him and his crew to write and film House of Cards. He stated that it takes seven months to write "13 hours" of the show and "another seven months to film it."

He went on to get into why they needed as much time for conception, execution and delivery.

"The pace at which we work might seem luxurious to a lot of folks at the big broadcast network world, but it feels pretty fast to me. To go much faster than that for me, it would be difficult to create the sort of layered and interwoven narratives that we're after," he said. "The more time I put into something the better it is, because for me writing is a trial and error game. It's banging my head against the wall, either until you break through or the wall breaks your head. And you need the time to make those mistakes so that you can maybe reach the good thing on the other side. And going much faster than we do, I don't know if I would get enough bangs against the wall."

The third season of House of Cards is currently filming in Maryland, where the first and second seasons were also shot. Initially, the continuation of filming of the third season of the Netflix series was fraught with troubles over the past few weeks as the producers weren't getting permission from the State of Maryland. But the issue was finally resolved on April 25.

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