The 2010 Screen Actors Guild Awards were nearly a repeat of this year's Golden Globe Awards, with top film honors going to lead actors Jeff Bridges ('Crazy Heart') and Sandra Bullock ('The Blind Side') and supporting players Christoph Waltz ('Inglourious Basterds') and Mo'Nique ('Precious: Based On The Novel 'Push' by Sapphire').
It was the first SAG Award for each, but hardly their first win this awards season, making all four a near-lock for the Oscars. (Nominations for the Academy Awards will be announced Feb. 2.) The "Outstanding Cast in a Motion Picture" award went to 'Inglourious Basterds,' over such competition as 'The Hurt Locker' and 'Nine.' 'Avatar,' 2009's biggest moneymaker, was not nominated.
In the TV arena, '30 Rock's Tina Fey and Alec Baldwin won for their lead roles, with Fey referencing NBC's post-late-night-shuffle by pointedly thanking the network: "We are very happy with everything and happy to be there." The award for ensemble in a comedy series, however, went to fledgling 'Glee.' Michael C. Hall repeated his Globes win for 'Dexter,' as did a very nervous Drew Barrymore, who stuttered her way through her acceptance speech for her role in the miniseries 'Grey Gardens.' Julianna Marguiles picked up her first post-'ER' SAG Award for 'The Good Wife' and 'Mad Men' won the ensemble drama award.
Read on for the full list of winners.
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