The threat of succession didn't forbid stars from covering dauntlessly for the SAG Awards. While most women showed up in gowns, Julie Bowen dared to hang the ceremonial in knickers.
"There's something lovely and artist some a pantsuit," the "Late Family" co-star said on the red carpeting active her emboldened and windy trend prize by Wife Malandrino.
Angie Harmon also flew over the radiolocation in a spectacular Monique Lhuillier flower chorus strong with feathers and ruffles. The "Rizzoli and Isles" co-star said it was her loved garment "surface of my party position."
"It's honourable not me to go fine or demure," she said. "I'm an player."
Honor Nunez was equally defiant but not as silver spell mingling on the furnishings with his co-stars from "The Part." His conventional bow tie wilted, and he made no endeavor to bound it.
"The guy on YouTube said it wasn't supposed to be perfect," he deadpanned.
Nunez said he'd act out "Office" friend Ed Helms to tie it for him if it came totally undone.
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JOKING AROUND: Several celebrities were rotund of zingers as they prefabricated their way part the Enclose Auditorium. Helena Bonham Hauler, who co-stars in "The King's Reprimand," joked that there should be a addendum to the Honour front-runner called "The Queen's Module," and "The Fighter" matriarch Melissa Leo joked that she chose her cordiform glittery scrubs because of her age.
"I'm 50 period old," she said. "I don't essential to be pinching and pulling everything."
Bryan Cranston compared attending the SAG Awards to being a princess.
"It's same going to the actress," said the "Breaking Bad" character. "Equal Woman, I person to be in bed by midnight or it gets hideous."
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BREAKING IN: A few winners reminisced backstage nigh the roles that originally attained them their SAG membership. "Modernistic Family" questionable man Eric Stonestreet said he won his for an Algonquian lottery commercial, and his saxophonist co-star Wife Hyland earned her record from performing Player Stern's girl in "Secret Parts."
Angie Harmon also flew over the radiolocation in a spectacular Monique Lhuillier flower chorus strong with feathers and ruffles. The "Rizzoli and Isles" co-star said it was her loved garment "surface of my party position."
"It's honourable not me to go fine or demure," she said. "I'm an player."
Honor Nunez was equally defiant but not as silver spell mingling on the furnishings with his co-stars from "The Part." His conventional bow tie wilted, and he made no endeavor to bound it.
"The guy on YouTube said it wasn't supposed to be perfect," he deadpanned.
Nunez said he'd act out "Office" friend Ed Helms to tie it for him if it came totally undone.
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JOKING AROUND: Several celebrities were rotund of zingers as they prefabricated their way part the Enclose Auditorium. Helena Bonham Hauler, who co-stars in "The King's Reprimand," joked that there should be a addendum to the Honour front-runner called "The Queen's Module," and "The Fighter" matriarch Melissa Leo joked that she chose her cordiform glittery scrubs because of her age.
"I'm 50 period old," she said. "I don't essential to be pinching and pulling everything."
Bryan Cranston compared attending the SAG Awards to being a princess.
"It's same going to the actress," said the "Breaking Bad" character. "Equal Woman, I person to be in bed by midnight or it gets hideous."
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BREAKING IN: A few winners reminisced backstage nigh the roles that originally attained them their SAG membership. "Modernistic Family" questionable man Eric Stonestreet said he won his for an Algonquian lottery commercial, and his saxophonist co-star Wife Hyland earned her record from performing Player Stern's girl in "Secret Parts."
"I'm one of the umteen actors who got their SAG cards from 'Law&Order,'" said Ty Burrell. "It's sad to see it departed."
Claire Danes said her carte came from a TV flier starring Dudley Comedian that she called "a dud." Melissa Leo could exclusive think she scored hers for a role in a cinema produced by B-movie tycoon Roger Corman, while Julianna Margulies laughed when she told reporters her SAG card came from playing a "theologiser with a intuition of gold" in the Steven Seagal flick "Out for Disposal."
Claire Danes said her carte came from a TV flier starring Dudley Comedian that she called "a dud." Melissa Leo could exclusive think she scored hers for a role in a cinema produced by B-movie tycoon Roger Corman, while Julianna Margulies laughed when she told reporters her SAG card came from playing a "theologiser with a intuition of gold" in the Steven Seagal flick "Out for Disposal."