The 26th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards

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2020
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The 26th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards (2020)

On this IMDbrief, we break down what those awards shows - from BAFTA to the DGA - can tell us about who will go home with Oscar gold in 2020.

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueNominees attend the 26th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, in which actors are awarded for their outstanding performances in film and television; actor Robert De Niro is presented with the ... Tout lireNominees attend the 26th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, in which actors are awarded for their outstanding performances in film and television; actor Robert De Niro is presented with the SAG Life Achievement Award for his work.Nominees attend the 26th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, in which actors are awarded for their outstanding performances in film and television; actor Robert De Niro is presented with the SAG Life Achievement Award for his work.

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I liked it more than the Globes tbh

It had SIGNIFICANTLY less advertisements than the Globes and it spent much less time on needless gimics... it just showed the actors and the awards and that was it! And that's exactly what I want from an award show (I mean sure, maybe if they got a funny comedian like Ricky Gervais or Louis CK to host the show that would make it a bit better, but it was fine).

Many viewers would find the SAG awards to be boring or stale, but honestly, this is much more how awards shows in Britain are presented/edited and I much prefer this style to the more gimicy American editing style.

Anyway, it was good, no complaints really, except that it could have used a funny host (no, NOT Kevin Hart or Jimmy Kimmel or Seth MacFarlane... I said 'funny' not 'humorous')