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Acceptance Speech Highlights: Part 2



"The people you see on stage, we had more than a hundred and fifty actors. They spoke in English, they spoke in Farsi, and the one thing that they had in common was that they came to work every single day, whether they had a line or a look to somebody, or two lines or 10 lines, or a bunch of stuff I couldn’t understand in Farsi, and they wanted to 'kill' it to make the movie better.
Because that’s what actors do all over the world, every day.”

— Ben Affleck, on behalf of the cast of "Argo," Cast in a Motion Picture


 “And now I have this naked statue that means that some of you even voted for me. And that is an undescribable feeling. Thank you. And I want to thank David. You made a movie for your son, so that he wouldn’t feel alone and so that he could feel understood. And I think I can speak on behalf of most of us in saying that you helped more than your son. You’ve helped so many sons and daughters and…cousins, wives, everybody.”

— Jennifer Lawrence, Female Actor in a Leading Role

Congratulations to the 19th Annual SAG Awards recipients!

Top left: Daniel Day Lewis, Top Right: Jennifer Lawrence, Bottom: Cast of "Argo"
Top: Cast of "Downton Abbey," Bottom Left: Bryan Cranston, Bottom Right: Claire Danes
Top Left: Tina Fey, Top Right: Alec Baldwin, Bottom: "Modern Family"

What an amazing night! Dick Van Dyke was presented with the union's highest honor, the 49th Annual Life Achievement Award, following a filmed tribute introduced and narrated by Alec Baldwin.

Daniel Day-Lewis, Anne Hathaway, Tommy Lee Jones and Jennifer Lawrence were honored with individual awards for performances in motion pictures, and Alec Baldwin, Bryan Cranston, Kevin Costner, Claire Danes, Tina Fey and Julianne Moore were honored with individual awards for performances in television.

Outstanding performances by a motion picture cast went to "Argo," while the Actors for television drama and comedy ensemble went to "Downton Abbey" and "Modern Family."

During the red carpet pre-show, "Skyfall" and "Game of Thrones" were awarded honors for outstanding action performances by a stunt ensemble.

Missed the red carpet and the show?

Click here for the complete list of recipients, and check out our Instagram for exclusive photos and special moments we were able to capture throughout the day.