Browse 74 Pictures from the 2010 Screen Actors Guild Awards
This should keep you busy...
Photo: Screen Actors Guild
Last night the 2010 Screen Actors Guild Awards took place and while I was live-blogging a few photographers were snapping pictures of the proceedings, which is what leads me to introduce you to our gallery of 79 images from the show, which includes pictures of damn near everyone. To name a few not pictured above I have pics of Jeff Bridges, Christoph Waltz, Quentin Tarantino, Jane Krakowski, George Clooney, Kevin Bacon, Jon Hamm, Eli Roth, Anna Kendrick, Tracy Morgan, Diane Kruger, Alec Baldwin, Sigourney Weaver, Felicity Huffman, Justin Timberlake, Jane Lynch, Daniel Day-Lewis and Michael C. Hall.
It's a gallery of presenters, winners, red carpet, backstage and everything in-between.
To check it all out just simply click here or on the image above or on my favorite image of the bunch featuring Michael C. Hall and Christoph Waltz holding their Actors.
Enjoy!
Photo: Screen Actors Guild
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How come Avatar wasn't nominated?
@cindy: it's about "acting" ! not FX!
oh god! Sandra Bullock won! the most unoffensive actress of USA!
It now looks like the Oscar best picture race is going to come down to three films:
The Hurt Locker – Winner of the Critics Choice Awards
Avatar – Winner of The Golden Globes
Inglourious Basterds – Winner of the Screen Actor Guild Awards
Carey Mulligan or Meryl Streep should bring me as their date to the Oscars next month.
So when that mediocre film actress Sandra Bollocks wins her undeserved Best Actress prize, I can go on the stage and do my thing.
"Hey, Sandra, I'mma let you finish and everything, but Meryl Streep and Carey Mulligan had the best performances of this year! THIS YEAR!!"
Seriously, the star of "All About Steve" better not be cited as this year's best.