Within the first main shock of the night, Jamie Lee Curtis took house the SAG award for finest supporting actress for her position as IRS agent Dierdre in Every little thing In every single place All at As soon as.
Curtis opened her acceptance speech by talking about her mother and father, movie actors Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh. “I’m sporting the marriage ring that my father gave my mom. They hated one another by the best way, on the finish of the entire thing,” Curtis quipped. “However my sister Kelly [Curtis] and I had been born from love. My father was from Hungary and my mom was from Denmark, they usually got here from nothing, they usually grew to become these monstrous stars on this business.”
Curtis confronted stiff competitors in her class—from her co-star Stephanie Hsu, The Whale’s Hong Chao, The Banshees of Inisherin’s Kerry Condon and presumed frontrunner Black Panther: Wakanda Eternally’s Angela Bassett, who had beforehand taken house the Critic’s Alternative award and the Golden Globe.
A veteran actor, Curtis has by no means gained a SAG award, having been nominated as soon as earlier than for excellent actress in a supporting position for 1995’s True Lies. She talked about her wealth of expertise and familial ties to the business in her speech. “And I do know you take a look at me and also you suppose, properly, nepo child, that’s why she’s there, and I completely get it,” stated Curtis. “However the fact of the matter is iIm 64 years outdated, and that is simply wonderful.”
Curtis ended her speech by thanking her co-star and excellent lead actress nominee Michelle Yeoh, who stars in Every little thing In every single place All at As soon as as Evelyn. “You say Michelle, I say “Yeoh!,” chanted Curtis, main a short name and response. “Michelle Yeoh, I like you, I like you, I like you, I like you, I like you. Thanks for Deirdre. For all of the Deidres and all of the Evelyns on the earth, we love you, we see you, we’re you. We’re all right here collectively. God bless you all. What a fucking dream.”
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