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SAG Awards 2022: Our Favorite Moments
Award season is officially in full force! The SAG Awards, a night to celebrate the best of cinema, television, and the most outstanding production in the United States was surely one to remember – so we’re bringing you some of the best moments from the Screen Actors Guild Awards.
Kicking off the list, Ariana DeBose is now in the SAG Awards record books!
After winning the SAG Award for Best Supporting Actress for her portrayal of Anita in Steven Spielberg‘s, West Side Story, DeBose is now the first Latina to win a motion picture guild award, as well as being the first queer woman of color to be recognized for her performance.
“It’s an honor for a queer Afro-Latinx woman of color and a dancer, a singer and an actress,” DeBose told reporters in the virtual newsroom backstage.
Will Smith and his acceptance speech for Best Actor in a Leading Role is one we won’t forget. As the nominees, Javier Bardem, “Being the Ricardos,” Benedict Cumberbatch, “The Power of the Dog,” Andrew Garfield, “Tick, Tick… Boom,” Will Smith, “King Richard” and Denzel Washington, “The Tragedy of Macbeth” anxiously awaited the verdict, Will Smith took the trophy home. Check out his speech below!
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Selena Gomez slipping on the red carpet – then showing up barefoot on stage.
The style was praised on social networks and highlighted her as one of the figures of the night, where she would also be in charge of delivering one of the long-awaited statuettes.
However, in the middle of her red carpet walk, the singer also suffered a fall in front of the cameras that ended up breaking one of her shoes. But Gómez decided to continue her journey completely barefoot on the way to officiate one of the award categories.
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Jung Ho-yeon’s reaction to being announced as the winner…
The nominees for Best Actress in a Drama Series were: Jennifer Aniston, Jung Ho-yeon, Elisabeth Moss, Sarah Snook, and Reese Witherspoon, but it was Jung Ho-yeon who took the statue home, and her speech will bring you to tears.
“I have sat many a time, watching you on the big screen, dreaming of one day becoming an actor,” said Jung, in her first language, Korean. “I just want to say thank you so much.” Well deserved, Jung!
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