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Conclave and Shogun win SAG Awards

By Don McIntosh
FROM ‘9 to 5’ TO LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT:  Actress Jane Fonda, receiving SAG/AFTRA’s Lifetime Achievement Award Feb. 23, told viewers and her fellow union members that now is the time to be brave. “I’m a big believer in unions. They have our backs. They bring us into community, and they give us power. Community means power, and this is really important right now when workers’ power is being attacked and community is being weakened. ... Have any of you ever watched a documentary of one of the great social movements like apartheid or our civil rights movement or Stonewall and asked yourself would you have been brave enough to walk the bridge? Would you have been able to take the hoses and the batons and the dogs? We don’t have to wonder anymore, because we are in our documentary moment. This is it, and it’s not a rehearsal. This is it, and we mustn’t for a moment kid ourselves about what’s happening. This is big time serious, folks. So let’s be brave. This is a good time for a little Norma Rae or Karen Silkwood or Tom Joad. We must not isolate. We must stay in community. We must help the vulnerable. We must find ways to project an inspiring vision of the future.”

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The entertainment union SAG/AFTRA held its annual Screen Actors Guild Awards Feb. 23, broadcast live on Netflix, honoring outstanding performances by individual actors and entire casts. Here are this year’s winners:

MOTION PICTURE

  • Entire cast Conclave
  • Female lead Demi Moore/The Substance
  • Male lead Timothée Chalamet/A Complete Unknown
  • Female supporting role Zoe Saldaña/Emilia Pérez
  • Male supporting role Kieran Culkin/A Real Pain
  • Stunt ensemble The Fall Guy

TELEVISION PROGRAM 

  • Drama ensemble Shōgun
  • Female in a drama series Anna Sawai/Shōgun
  • Male in a drama series Hiroyuki Sanada/Shōgun
  • Comedy ensemble Only Murders in the Building
  • Female actor in a comedy series Jean Smart/Hacks
  • Male in a comedy series Martin Short/ Only Murders in the Building
  • Female movie/limited series Jessica Gunning/ Baby Reindeer
  • Male movie/limited series Colin Farrell/The Penguin
  • Stunt Ensemble Shōgun

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