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The Screen Actors Guild Awards got a fresh new name this year. The show is now called the Actor Awards, a change made by SAG-AFTRA. The thinking behind it is simple: this is a show run by actors and made for actors, so the name should say exactly that. Even the statuette has been given a proper name now, officially called The Actor. Nothing else changed, though. Same format, same categories, same night of celebrating the best performances of the year. Kristen Bell hosted the show at the Shrine Auditorium and Expo Hall in Los Angeles.
Sinners rule the film categories
It was a big night for Sinners on the film side. The movie picked up two of the biggest awards of the evening and walked away as the most celebrated film of the night.
- Best Actor in a Leading Role — Michael B. Jordan, Sinners
- Outstanding Ensemble Cast in a Motion Picture — Sinners
The women of film shine bright
The leading and supporting actress categories went to two powerful performances that had been generating plenty of buzz heading into the night.
- Best Actress in a Leading Role — Jessie Buckley, Hamnet
- Best Actress in a Supporting Role — Amy Madigan, Weapons
Sean Penn and Harrison Ford add to the night
The supporting actor prize and the prestigious lifetime honour both went to legends of the screen.
- Best Actor in a Supporting Role — Sean Penn, One Battle After Another
- Lifetime Achievement Award — Harrison Ford
- Best Stunt Ensemble in a Motion Picture — Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning
Adolescence takes over the limited series categories
On the TV side, Adolescence was the show of the night in the limited series section. Both lead acting prizes from that category went to the show, making it the most decorated television production of the evening.
- Best Actor in a TV Movie or Limited Series — Owen Cooper, Adolescence
- Best Actress in a TV Movie or Limited Series — Christine Tremarco, Adolescence
- Best Actress in a Limited Series — Michelle Williams, Dying For Sex
The studio sweeps comedy
The Studio had a near-perfect night in the comedy categories, picking up every single comedy award on offer.
- Best Actor in a Comedy Series — Seth Rogen, The Studio
- Best Actress in a Comedy Series — Catherine O'Hara, The Studio
- Best Ensemble in a Comedy Series — The Studio
Drama honours split between two shows
The drama categories were shared between two well-regarded shows, with one actress and one full cast taking home the prizes.
- Best Actress in a Drama Series — Keri Russell, The Diplomat
- Best Ensemble in a Drama Series — The Pitt
Stunt work gets its due on the TV side
The physically demanding work behind one of television's most action-heavy shows was recognised on the night.
- Best Stunt Ensemble in a Television Series — The Last of Us
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