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Amy Schumeris using her signature humor while congratulating the 2022Screen Actors Guild Awardsnominees.
On Wednesday evening, hours after thenomineesfor the 28th AnnualSAG Awardswere announced, the 40-year-old actress and comedian wrote on Instagram, “Congrats to everyone on their sag nominations! I nominate my breasts as they are members of the sag community.”
The caption accompanied animage of Schumerlying in bed in a black dress.
In the comment section, Schumer received supportive messages from fans who loved her humorous post. “Sag is the new swag,” wrote one user as another added: “I second that emotion.”
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Earlier on Wednesday, SAG-AFTRA unveiled the nominations for the awards ceremonyon Instagramwith help fromRosario DawsonandVanessa Hudgens. (The SAG Awards ceremony is set to broadcast live on TNT and TBS Sunday, Feb. 27, at 8 p.m. EST.)
Nominees include films likeDon’t Look UpandHouse of Gucci, as well as television series likeSquid GameandTed Lasso. Celebrities who scored nominations includeCynthia Erivo,Sandra Oh,Steve Martin, andJennifer Aniston, among many others.
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This year,Helen Mirrenwill be the 57th recipient of the SAG Life Achievement Award. As ofNovember2021, Mirren, 76, is the most decorated SAG Life Achievement recipient with a total of 13SAG Awardsnominations and five wins.
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Andrew Garfield, who was nominated for playingRentcreator Jonathan Larson inTick, Tick…Boom!, said he was feeling “overwhelmed.”
Javier Bardemnoted he was “very happy” to be honored forBeing the Ricardos, stating that it meant “a lot coming from the actors.”
source: people.com
